Kiriis
The spelling G and K- is normal in old notes (5 A 3). It's about the suction consonant here. Schultze emphatably warns that it is not the cerebral, and by implication he also rejects the Dental of Hahn and his follower. Hahn and votes do not think ǀ Kiris = 'Tropfeln' (recording of FK Krenz 1974), and also Mr Strauss gives a connecting statement. laid on the status of the namagan missionaries that Shortze also looks like, it seems legalous to go out of Nama d = Kiri (╪ Giri) = 'Ausgleiten' (Kr.- R. 1969 NW 237), thus 'smooth Or sliding place '(Krenz is hereby:' Gluitchig, Schluppher '). The meaning has nothing to do with the hiking and shipping, the stick, not. The Fern, - says it's a water name here. cf. Kyrie. The above money for the farms Kieries-West No. 43 on S 2618 DB, and Kiriis-Ost No. 233, subdivided, on 2619 BC, all in the Dist. Keetmanshoop, with unintept spelling in the SWA farmer 1973 138. The Surveyor General SE CARD 1972 Now give Kieries-West No. 43 to Darmstatt No. Puts (see note at Von Francois). Eq. Furthermore, said in th ** 714-5.