Kennan sea

The Kennan Sea is a large inland body of water, sometimes classified as a large saltwater lake. It is an endorheic basin located in northern Egadet. It is bordered mostly by Gedeland to the west, [...] to the East and partially by Vauctine to the South.

The large body of water has a north-south orientation, and it's ownership is divided into three maritime regions by its three bordering countries.

Etymology
The etymology of the Kennan sea derives from the name of the Ramohkena Tribe of Northern Egadet, who inhabited a region around the northern edge of the Kennan sea. The sea for some years was referred to as the "Ramohkena Sea" (Gedal: Ramohkena Shiba [ramoʊkæna ˈʃiba]).

As the Proto-Gedal language developed, the word "blue" evolved into its most common translation as "Rami", and due to this, the "Ramoh-" suffix was dropped from the name, allowing it to develop into the name Kennan, which it holds today.