Auǂgās
For the sake of clarification, we separated Augas I and II, although they are the same place. In the pan (s) with the white salt recess, source (s) was situated where stretched. The -s (FEM.) Usually used to indicate that the place can be a source or puts. Th hahn and missionary Judt writes the first member without suction consonant (the cricke shows never indicate Schnalze), and understands the word 'bitter' (Nama Au). Judt writes the gas once with Dental Schnalz, it's probably a mistake or a write-off error for the ╪, as he has further and sustained in the quellen. The -╪ga-S is 'Fläche, Ebene, Vley' (Kr.- . '(Kr.-r. Aid.), As in Spreadbox. This name has disappeared here in his nama shape, but lives in as a bit of Washer No. 116, just places northwest of Hoachanas, Dist. Mariental, on S 2317 DD / 2318 CC. 'Bitterwater' doesn't help us to choose the original namanaam between old-╪gas and old gas, both are equally good semantics, but we think there is a preference for old gas gas on phonetical foundation To speak, because the converted form does not suspect anything of a nasal.
