Llapi River (English Wikipedia)

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Radičević, Dejan (2017). "The Late Middle Ages in Light of Archeology". Artistic Heritage of the Serbian People in Kosovo and Metohija. Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences. p. 276. ISBN 978-8-67025-758-0.

Çelebi, Evliya (2000). Dankoff, Robert; Elsie, Robert (eds.). Evliya Çelebi in Albania and Adjacent Regions: Kossovo, Montenegro, Ohrid. BRILL. pp. 11–25. ISBN 9789004116245. Through this part of the plain flows the Llap river, which has its source in Albania, (8) joins the ..... river at the foot of the aforementioned fortress of Mitrovica, and then joins the Morava river, which flows into the Danube.

Pulaha, Selami; Mansaku, Seit; Gjergji, Andromaqi (1982). Shqiptarët dhe trojet e tyre (in Albanian). Shtëpia Botuese "8 Nëntori".

Županić, Niko (1936). Značenje barvnega atributa v imeny "Crvena Hrvatska". Etnolog. p. 362. "Na ozemlju Dukljaninovic Bete Hrvatske se je namreč nahajalo mesto Lab, a stara srbska država Raša se je po njem razprostirala ad Lapiam et Lap, kar gotovo meri na župo in reko Lab, pritok Sitnice na Kosovem polju. Tu je menda nastopila znana slovanska likvidna metateza alb > lab, ali je treba pripomniti, da so ti koreni predslovanski, morda celo predindoevropski, kakor n. pr. pri Labi na severu (Albis). [In the territory of Croatia's Dukljaninovic has a place located called Lab, but the old Serbian state Raša is after stretching to Lapi or Lap, which certainly is measured at the region and the Lab river, a tributary of Sitnica in Kosovo Polje. There is apparently a known Slavic metathesis alb> lab, or these pre-Slavic roots, perhaps even in pre Indoeuropean as n. pr. the Elbe in the north (Albis).]"