Gyzylsuw

Gyzylsuw is a name that commonly refers to locations and features in Central Asia, particularly within Turkmenistan. It translates from Turkic languages (specifically Turkmen) as "red water" or "red river".

The name typically indicates the presence of reddish-colored sediment or minerals in the water source. Several geographical features may bear this name, including:

• Rivers: Multiple small rivers and streams within Turkmenistan are known as Gyzylsuw. These rivers often exhibit a reddish hue due to the local geology. The specific location and characteristics of each Gyzylsuw river varies.
• Settlements: Villages or settlements located near rivers or other bodies of water bearing the name Gyzylsuw may also adopt the name.
• Geographical Regions: Larger areas or regions might also historically or informally be referred to as Gyzylsuw if characterized by the presence of "red water" sources.

Due to its widespread use as a descriptive place name, further clarification is usually needed to identify a specific location or river referred to as Gyzylsuw. Local context and geographical references are vital for accurate identification.