waterway

English

Etymology

water +‎ way

Noun

waterway (plural waterways)

A body of water, such as a river, channel or canal, that is navigable.
A conduit or watercourse, such as on the deck of a ship, to drain water.

Translations

navigable body of water

Arabic: مَمَرّ مَائِيّ‎‎ m (mamarr māʾiyy)
Armenian: ֆարվատեր (hy) (farvater), նավարկուղի (navarkułi)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 水路 (zh) (shuǐlù), 航道 (zh) (hángdào)
Dutch: vaarweg (nl) m, waterweg (nl) m, vaarwater (nl) n
Esperanto: akvovojo
Finnish: vesitie (fi)
French: voie navigable (fr) f
Georgian: ფარვატერი (parvaṭeri)
German: Wasserstraße (de) f, Wasserweg (de) m, Fahrwasser (de) n
Hebrew: נְתִיב מַיִם‎‎ (he) m (netiv mayim)
Japanese: 水路 (ja) (すいろ, suiro)

Korean: 수로 (ko) (suro)
Maori: hawai, arawai
Norwegian:
Bokmål: vassdrag (no) n
Persian: آبراه‎‎ (fa) (âbrâh)
Polish: droga wodna f
Portuguese: hidrovia (pt) f
Russian: фарва́тер (ru) m (farvátɛr), во́дный путь m (vódnyj putʹ)
Tagalog: alulusan
Welsh: dyfrffordd f, camlas f
Yakut: уу суола (uu suola)

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