Nava
Nāva, ae, m.,
- a river of Germany which flows into the Rhine near Bingen, now the Nahe, Tac. H. 4, 70; Aus Mosell. 1.
Nava, ae, m., die Nahe, ein Nebenfluß des Rheins, Tac. hist. 4, 70. Auson. Mosell. 1.
Nāva, (16) æ, m. , fleuve de Germanie : Tac. H. 4, 70.
Navaria, nomen est novum, nuperque excogitatum, dicta, quantum assequi possumus conjectura, quod Hispani vocant Navas camporum areas planas, arboribusque purgatas, quæ tamen habent in circuitu silvas dumetaque fruticosa : et inde Navarria fortasse dicta loca, quæ complures habeant ejusmodi Navas.Nebrissensi subscribunt Garibaius lib. 21. cap. 2. et Vasæus in Chron. cap. 17. At Ludovicus
de Lacerdain Advers. cap. 39. n. 10.
Navas, apud Hispanos significare ait mapalia pastorum, et casas rusticas, cujus vocis originem ab Hebræa,
Neotharcessit, quæ idem sonat.
NAVA
NAVAthe river Nava in Tacitus (Tac. Hist. 4.70) and in Ausonius (Mosella, 5.1) is the Nahe, a small stream which flows into the Rhine, on the left bank just below Bingium ( Bingen).
[G.L]Nava
The modern Nahe; a tributary of the Rhine, falling into it at Bingen.