liman
/ˈliːmɑːn/Definitions
1. noun
A shallow body of water, especially a small inlet of the sea or a lake, often connected with the open sea by a narrow channel, as at the head of a gulf, or a part of a sea or ocean partly enclosed by land.
“The liman provided a natural harbor for the ships.”
2. proper noun
A specific name for a particular place, especially a town or village in the Balkans.
“The people of the liman welcomed us warmly.”