Uniam
We discussed these two farms in th a ** 586 and declared, in accordance with the current spelling, as ǀ huni-am n.a.v. ǀ Huni- = the Boscia Albi trunca. As Huni- the first ingredient on the maps of about 1910. On older cards, such as on the voting, it appears without the H, and where a slap is given up, with the dental sucker, D.W.S. as juni-. Now it looks, diachronic, or Huni (and next to it ǀ HUNI) is a whole-symological adaptation. The promoting factor will have been that chicken trees d.i. The white hole or coffee trees (the B. Albitrunca), also often before and often appear in place as an ingredient elsewhere. According to older observations (C. von francois, card village) is the name n-am or 'mouth', ie an opening in which water is. And ǀ Uni- = last, the 'last water (place)', 'last Fountain '. The' Undeaded River 'is the arig vari- Withoutwater '. Everything Taken. Looks like 'Latest-mouth' The Right Translation of this Huniam.