0 a stream flowing into a river -- přítok(ový)
(also adjective) tributary streams.
The River Thames has many tributaries
In addition, these results demonstrate that there is little movement of eels between the tributary and the main river.
Interlocking aggregations of kindreds occupy a river system and its tributaries.
This incorporation of the systemic venous tributary into the atrioventricular junction occurs prior to formation of the lung buds and the pulmonary venous plexus.
Alliances of protection that were created during succession disputes frequently resulted in dependent or tributary relationships.
Scholars have been reluctant to consider corporate identities beyond the lineage and tributary modes of social and political organization.
Each transect began from the house nearest the river or major tributary and continued directly towards the nearest waterway.
Some groundwater systems involve intimate connection with surface supplies (so-called 'tributary groundwater') while others recharge from rainfall on the surface.
Then, with continued growth, the systemic venous tributaries are committed to the right side of the developing atrial segment.
