Gabaip
In th a * 335 we discussed the statement by Mr GJ Maass, which we would like to find linguistically adequate as this statement. Perhaps we should look again whether the names in the area do not contain an indication of the meaning. Gabab, Place No 89, and on the high 'Gabab's mountain', 1070 meters above sea level, and with land surveyor No 8 on it. One of the many early beacons, Le of the Agenysberg. The Gabaipberg is an important land sign. One can turn off from him over the area. Now here, the data is an area where there was a lot of wildlife. also predators. The mountain points were good lookout for the hunters. It also appears from place names such as the western of Gabaipberg situated 'spi- olange' 'With Baken No 35 on it. 'Look / spy' is in Nama Gabi, Gawi (Rest 1960 DNW 58). It looks good to explain the name Gabaip based on environmental names and linguistic agreements as gabi- = peek, repeated, outlook, plus -ai = plain, plus the -p of the ml. EKV. What point to the mountain, the whole then the 'mountain (-b / p) whose plain or environment (-ai) for wild etc. spied (gaw, gab-) become ', or' spy head '