Kariega, Kariega(Rivier)
The name was discussed in th a ** 657-9. It is about the farm 'Kariega' No. 147, the River Kariega flows through the farm and joining the Sundays River west of Kirkwood, and the farm 'Capricorn Flats' No 142, Farm Numbers According to SA Series 1972 Scale 1:50 000 Skin 3325 AD Kirkwood. That the farm Kariega and the farm Steenbok plain is located, let them make up a core group. 'Capricorn' is in Old Cape Harib for the Saldanha neighborhood, and also Harib for the eastern dialects (Hott 467), in Nama Lari, so that there is also linguistically a connection between the Khoekhoen Karie- and Lari (or Lhari) = 'Capricorn' on the one hand, and the Dutch Capricorn Plains on the other. With the -ga (Nama -Xa) in the meaning of 'many / much' is to understand Kariega as 'the place where there are many stone goats'. Where in th a ** tap many statements have been given (at least four), Can we determine it for this farm and river motivated on only one, as explained