Rotegab(Rivier)
It was submitted to Dr H. Vedder (date not mentioned) who consented: ' Interestingly, but the rote Gab flows in the GAB or Gaab, and the GA (a) B is at least from Kreenley's return from 1861 to be heard asǃ Gab, D.W.S. With cerebral suction flap, not with a late ray. See th a * 334 where the case was discussed and where we got no final certainty. Now we notice something we didn't do there, viz. on the double tailure or napholicity. The Rote Gab flows through 'Rooiwal 308' where he starts around, a 'shore' is in Nama Am-ǃ Gab = 'der Rand ... Das Uner, der Flussaum' (Kr.-R. 1969 NW 3) , Andǃ Gab alone is the 'back' (Kr.-R. 86). We ask if the element 'wall' in Rooiwal is not the translation of the element 'ǃ Ga-B' in the rote GAB (RI- four). According to the pattern of doubles, it is well conceivable. Possibly it is not just coincidence that the cerebral clapping sound with the 'overlay' knock. The 'Rooiwal / Red Shore'?