Goob (Se Berg); Goob (Se Laagte)
The spelling with T'- still reminds the tongue dress, which, according to the Segsman of PNC, apparently no longer heard. Goob's mountain lies right of Goob's valley, a row of dry pans, which also had other names (eg. Namiespoort) and running down to the Sendingspos Pella. It is suggested that Goob is to be understood asǃ Kho-B = 'Limestein' (Rust 1960 DNW 34), so actually 'lime layer', or a valley in which limestone appears at the late. This is a personal name. We believe that Goob's valley is the same as the 'Koupps emptiness', the farm where Goob's valley originated and Koupkop, M.A.w. That they are just interfaces of each other. Cfgl '. Koup (head), Koups (void) in th a ** 111.
About this item
Identifier
3704_SKCPN
Title
Goob (Se Berg); Goob (Se Laagte)
Alternative Title
Goob (Se Berg); Goob (Se Laagte)
Georeference Sources
K 2919 AA
Is Part Of
longitude
19.125
latitude
-29.125
Measurement Accuracy
12.5 km radius
Source
eng
Topographic Series 1975 Skin 2918 Pofadder 'T'goob's mountain', 'T'goob's lows'. PNK 1976 'Goob's mountain. Mountain ... 138 km East Nordoos of Springbok ... 'PNK 1976' Goob's Low ... 55 km southwest of Pofadder ... '
afr
Topografiese reeks 1975 vel 2918 Pofadder 'T’goob se Berg', 'T’goob se laagte'. PNK 1976 'Goob se Berg. Berg... 138 km oosnoordoos van Springbok...' PNK 1976 'Goob se laagte...55 km suidwes van Pofadder...'
Description
eng
The spelling with T'- still reminds the tongue dress, which, according to the Segsman of PNC, apparently no longer heard. Goob's mountain lies right of Goob's valley, a row of dry pans, which also had other names (eg. Namiespoort) and running down to the Sendingspos Pella. It is suggested that Goob is to be understood asǃ Kho-B = 'Limestein' (Rust 1960 DNW 34), so actually 'lime layer', or a valley in which limestone appears at the late. This is a personal name. We believe that Goob's valley is the same as the 'Koupps emptiness', the farm where Goob's valley originated and Koupkop, M.A.w. That they are just interfaces of each other. Cfgl '. Koup (head), Koups (void) in th a ** 111.
afr
Die spelling met T’- herinner nog aan die tongklap, wat volgens die segsman van PNK blykbaar nie meer gehoor word nie. Goob se Berg le regs van Goob se laagte, ’n ry droë panne, wat ook ander name gehad het (bv. Namiespoort) en wat afloop na die sendingspos Pella. Voorgestel is dat Goob te begryp is as ǃkho-b = 'Kalkstein' (Rust 1960 DNW 34), dus eintlik 'Kalklaagte', of 'n laagte waarin kalkklip by wyle vertoon. Dit is hie ’n persoonsnaam nie. Ons meen dat Goob se laagte naamkundig dieselfde is as die 'Koups leegte', die plaas waar Goob se laagte sy oorsprong het en Koupkop, m.a.w. dat hulle net wisselspellinge van mekaar is. Vgl’. KOUP(KOP), KOUPS(lEEGTE) in TH A** 111.
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