ǃNarub
Tier or leopard is in Nama Jgarub (Rust 1960 DNW Resp. 61 and 39). Taking into account the consistent variability of G- and N- (th a * 46 by 5 d 4), the statement by Mr Agenbag is well-known. This naroep is then place. Q. 7-18, District Namaqualand, southeast of Goodhouse, near the old Ramansdrift. Exactly this place also calls L Schultze 1904-5 Anuk 170. But he writes nama in Nama as 'Inarub', d.w.s. with a cerebral schnalz in front. Strangely, he declares this Inarub, although he explains the namanaam otherwise consistently where he knows the meaning. One can only conclude that he could not find out the meaning of his servants. Possible explanations of an Inarub tried to find us in th a ** 867. The consensus is that Inarub brings in connection with a tree is like the Swarttebbenhoutboom. This tree variety was plentiful in this region, in fact, the naman of the small-pellari four were based on this, cf. Th a ** 1003. It seems to us or prof. Schultze's older documentation deserves the preference. Striking that surrounding farms here carry tree names, such as Dabenoris and Honniams. On the farm naroep le the 'nouroepmen'. It seems pretty sure Nouroep and naroep should be changing pronouncements of the same sound and that the -p of naroep point out that the farm name originally relied on the mountain. The -b of the ml. Ekv. is an indication of river names and also, like here, from mountain names.
