Tabikeip
To the downlay of the Orange River. The Tabi-Well like Nama Dawe, Abiekwa or also AbiekwasGeelwood tree, the Tamarix USNEOIDES (Smith 1966 CNSAP 196). The member can be like Namaǃ Khae-S or-B, 'Place' or 'Port', so the 'place or gate of the Tamarchet', or is the defacearized Nama ǀ (k) UI-B, 'stone , Rock ', so the' place where the tamarisk tree stands at a rock '. If we note the emphasis that Gordon lies on the hole in the stone, then the connection with ǀ (k) ui-b = rock good ground. The -P (-B) locates. Incidentally, we point out that Hahn Th 1901 Collectanea had asked a few times at place names with ingredient Dawe / I and Tabe / I what it does mean, without risking an answer. We assume it is because he does not want to choose between possibilities. There are other possibilities, such as 'place where males are circumcised', ie 'where one ball is cut out' Habit of Tabie with the tamarisk tree, but we must be aware of the mentioned possibility (viz. of Ikhae- = place, and Dawi, exchange ruling Tabi = circumcision or partial castration).
