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Is it correct to call someone traveling on a river (via boat) riverbound?
2 Answers
- Anonymous7 years ago
No River bound would mean they were constrained by the river.
I think the word(s) you are looking for is River borne or water borne.
They could be bound (direction) either up or down the river.
Or they could be bound (tied) to a boat.
Or they could Bound (leap) out of the boat.
- 7 years ago
No, riverbound isn't a phrase I've ever come across, and it sounds more like someone restricted to a river than travelling on it.