Namakwa(Kop), Namaquas(Fontein)
Now a district and region in the northwestern Cape Province, for limitation of both uses (district and region) look o.a. RAPER 1972 REGIONNAME 83-4. Brink 1761 referred to the region as 'Amacquas Country' (Mossop 1947 VRV 28 19). The old name of the current Namaqualand was Klein Namaqualand / Little Namaqualand (in various spelling variants) to distinguish this Cape Colonial area from 'Great Namaqualand / Great Namaqualand ', the latter for the area in South West Africa so approximately below the 24th latitude and north of the Orange River or the Cape Colonial Border. The name Groot Namaqualand has now fallen into disuse. The 3 What is the only one who still survives as a tribal . The Afrikaans exit - brush contains a double plural, the inlandgua, contracted to -kwa, plus the Afrikaans. PH Brincker 1896, famous Rhine missionary, see it slightly different. In Globus 68/24 384 he claims that Namaqua is actually a dualism and means 'two namamanne', just like Damara, which means 'two Damavians'. But in it he stands alone, and also unmoved his summary statement that we reflect in his own words: 'Der Schopper Dieses on behalf of connections Ein Portugzes Signal. So Hat Man Nun Drei Jahrhunderte Diesem NachgesChrecheben, Ohne Sich Urn Den Wahren Sachverhalt Irgendie Zu Kummern Und dumped 'sapienti Sat'. ' About the question we actually captivate, namely what the main ingredient means 'Nama', Brincker also says nothing.