ǃGaeǃkhâub
Mr Krenz came beautifully near the full answer. The right answer we found when we could determine that Hahn and the Krikriekarte's returns correlate exactly with the current 'Packriem River' (spelling etc. as in the SWA series 1973, and that word For Pakriem in Nama by OA RUST 1960 DNW is given up asǃ GAI-ǃ HDUB, there BL. 50, atǃ GAI [ǃ Gae] = pack, tie. namely with a belt or. -s for the source where it could be stretched Northeast to finally unite on the southern side with the Fish River, roughly northwesterly of the Hardap Dam area. 'Packriem-' (the first member according to the German spelling) translates the old name and preserves it. Hahn's sucker at the second component of The Namanana is dental, but it is unmistakable the word for belt; today the Nama word is expressed for Riem with a cerebral slap.