Gamka Guntia
Gamka Guntia or blow corner' is placed no. Q. 4-65, Dist. For the same place, the one or a translation of the other or simply an alternative name. The farm 'Gamka Guntia Or blow angle' Le northwest of 'blowing neck' No. F. 13-3. 'Waving' is in Namaǃ Gum, 'Entzwei Wehen' isǃ Gum-Khoa,ǃ Gum Gaga (Rest 1960 DNW 72). With the consistent change of O and E, Gam of the member may agree withǃ Glue, and Gam-Ka may be withǃ Gum-Khoa (unlikely, including the nationality not realized in 'Gamka') or blowing with Igomla = 'apart' (by Mr J Boois 1979). However, we do not believe that there is a mortgage in the toponimic group of Gamka / blow corner / blowing neck. The linguistic connection is forcefully forced. Yet we believe that the solution is in a toponimic group. About the farm 'Gamka Guntia Or Waving Corner' runs the Kromp Off River, a tributary of the Holbak River. North of Gamka Guntia and adjacent is 'scruffy East' no. Q. 19-18 and 'Krompoort West' No. Q. 19-17. The river flows between the two farms by the 'scromping'. North of 'Krompoort West' is still the farm 'Lower Krom Gate' No. Q. 17-16. 'Crooked' is in Nama 'Gama' (Rust 37) that joins the member of Gamka. The second member of the name, viz. -Ka, maybe like 11ha, 'the Schucht. The Kluft '(Kr.- R. 1969 NW 160) - for changing K and H. Th a * 45 at 5 c 4. On linguistic and toponimic grouping grounds, there is a case for the connection between 'Gamka' and 'scromping'. If this is precisely, 'scromps' is a translation of 'gam (a) ǀ ǀ ha (b) '. With the member 'Guntia' of the name we have less advice. Krenz FK 1979 Farmer Set Before:ǃ