Urigawas
The original Khoekhoense name just comes to the cricke tea, and then together with the current name in brackets. Then the name as farm name appears by 1910, and then only in his translated form, viz. As 'Witkranz' (spelled with -Z), No. 134. At the Auob River, between Gochas and Stampriet. The source name (1904) became farm name, the inland name disappeared early (certainly by 1910). The member is like Namaǃ Uri = 'Weiss' (Rust 1960 DNW 73), and translate the 'white' of Witkranz. The -Gawas is equal to the -kranz of the current name, it literally means 'hat' (Nama ǀ Gawa enveloped, and is in line with the Khoekhounen aptitude to estimate nature, also in man's wear. The name should not be confused with eg. Uigamdis more western from Urigawas, or with Uriganis which also means 'Witkrans', Cf. Th ** 1092-3, or with Urigams just south of Gochas, a name that also disappeared.