Nam
According to Bernhardt-Schmid at Nama ^ Fiam = 'Wild AuFscheuchen'. Substantiated ╪hami, and, for so far, we here are the well-known Wisse- ling N and H and also found in Old Cape, eg. In N-EBA and next to it H-ebba for 'here' (cf. Hott 181 and 5 d 6). FK Krenz 1974 Farmer Note Presize the meaning so: 'Ihami = hunting, Ein Jagdzug in Entfernten'. Olsen who know the local regions of nearby, take on the basis ǀǀ Nam (i), with the same change of N and H, at Rust 1960 DNW 42 as ǀǀ Hami = 'Formilch, BiesMilch'. It is therefore a matter of tongue, viz. of the ǀǀ At Olsen, or the ╪ at Bernhardt-Schmid, changed by Krenz toǃ. The tradition we find at the Archers who are the owners of NAM, Farm No 86 GED. 3. According to them, it includes Nama ╪ (n) am = level, low (Kr.- Applicable.