Orroo
T'orroo' is given as west of Strydenburg. Between T'orro and Strydenburg is 'drought pan' correlating on the topo-cadastral series 1966 sheet 2922 Prieska with the farm 'dry dam' no ho. Q. 6-1. West of Drys Pan is on Veillet's map 'Lime Point 'and' lime bead 'on the mentioned topo-cadastral map with the farms' lime point 'no ho. Q. 3-5 and' lime bead 'no ho. Q. 1-34 correlate. On lime bead is still 'Lime point' with triangle bowl 37 Lime kraal Oo 'K can be a linguistic relationship. The T'of T'orroo represents a suction consonant. 'Lime' is in Nama Ikoro- [Khoro] (Rust 1960 DNW 34) that can be depleted as Loro- and match well with the name (T ') orroo. Then lime point, lime point and lime kraal in their first member from the Khoekhoians T'orroo. T'orroo correlates with 'Merwesrust' No. 188 and with 'Witdam' No. 190. This name Witdam strikes the lime formations here, just like the farm name Beecha, of which the first member 'milk' means, also does it, also with reference to the Lime water's milk white color. It is lime world, and the Khoekhoian name T'orroo also relates to this. 'Lime spot'.
