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The old farm canceled him on either side of the Spoeg River. It lies on both the shores. There are some subdivisions today, so 'Annex canoons' Nam. Q. 5-26, but still it is stretched. The topographical range of 1973 on the corresponding skin still indicates 'canoeing head', 178 meters high, with land surveyor 55 on it. We note the pairs: the farm cancel and the spit river, the 'Mt 'Canoeing head' South of the 'MT spit', but still on the farm itself. Considering Gordon 1779's verdict that all geographical names are translated, the question of whether spit - if river name is not transferred, and whether the old farm stretches almost to his mouth and stretches over both shores, the river's old name not preserved. We believe. Can -ch (the -P locates here a river) corresponds toǃ Hanu-B = 'Der Geifer (von Kranken Vieh)' (Kr. - 'The River (-P) where the livestock picked up (ǃ The drool is spit out. The name Nibaak certainly, and the double of so many old names, here of spit / drooling and canhose, is in line with the very well-known pattern. For the change K and H-see 5 C 3 in th a * 45. We want to add something here to strengthen our argument. Gordon