Orokap
The crosses, reproduced with the X, are suction consonants, and the name is translated as dry plain, so as Nama ǀ Khoro = Dor (of plants, crops), also = bare, and ^ i ^ b = 'The fläche, the ebene' (Kr.-r. 1969 NW Resp. 242 and 97). Noteworthy that the first component is recorded without skin that is important for the linguist in relation to the chronology of the develarisation as a phenomenon. The change of K and G- in writings of the time is normal (Gab versus cap), cf. 5 A 3. Van Reenen and Speaking is on the way from the Buffalo River to Springbok ('Onrooperberg'), and their way leads them exactly by the current 'Dry Dap River', 'Old Droughts Daa' and 'Witteklipsfontein Alias Drog Deaf', all at 2917 Dd. We believe that Van Reenen's Orokap is the current 'Drog Deaf / DAP'. The Member Dro (O) is then undoubtedly the process of the old inland ingredient, viz. of (ǀ kh) oro. The member hood continues in its exchange ruling -dap = plain, cf. 5 E 1 for changing K / G and D / T. The farm name now got a hybrid shape. This applies here farms 'Old Drought Thine' No. 1917-58-3438 (trilingual in its composition) and 'Witteklipfon- tein alias Drogedap' No Nam.q. 10-12, all district Namaqualand, and also the river 'Dry Dap River'.