Nakamma(Kloof)
The Department card 1890 of Uniondale does not contain the name yet. S.A. We don't get any help about the meaning. The member kamma is common in Old Cape for water, river or water-related place names, it joins Nama ǀǀ Gamm (i) = water. Because the post-kammakloof flows into the Keurbooms River and there is such a close geographical relationship between the two, one wonders whether the member is not seen as the same word we meet in Na-Bega, the old name of Keurbooms River not, cf. Th a ** 832. Nakantma- is the 'gorge', or 'Waterkloof,' skew, where selves stand, being a gorge or sprout in the Keurbooms River '. D.w.s. The Naemma, and the Nabega's Nabega is not a coincidence but is based on a natural agreement T.O.V. The appearance of selection trees at both. This 'to (tree)' is, of course, not some species of an Euphorbia, it is here the Virgilia oroboids: The old Khoekhozen name for the nursery will probably also have had another suction consonant than the same word for the ordinary After-tree, which also returns to Khoekhens.