Neumasis(Koppjes)
The hypothometric tints on the SWA series 1965 Skin Walvis Bay briefly the climbing heights of the landscape that the cricke scores passed as the neumascins. In places, it reaches the height of 1800 meters, eg. at both Spitzkoppe. On the accessible maps, Neumasis no longer appears here. However, he correlates with O.A. Haksie, farm No 89, and his environment. Now 'heel' is a word that has been recorded early in Old Cape, viz. in 1655 (Hott 296). In Nama, it is currentlyǃ Noa-S, in Kora it wasǃ Noa-M (Waras, look hott t.a.p.). In CollectanceA, Dr Th Hahn (1901) claims that Korah is older than Nama, O.M. Based on the ECV. ml. on -m in kora i.p.v. on the -b of Nama. According to Hahn, Nama forms are likeǃ Noa- a development from *ǃ Noma, cf. Collectanea 38, 52, 63, etc. We consider it that the neuma - of the place is equal to such a *ǃ Noma- What 'heel' means, D.W.S. We believe that the farm heel has a name today that has been translated from Khoekhens. Topographic and linguistically beat the facts with each other. The -si- is a locative element, the -s of the Fern. Sing, says that the starting point could have been a fountain or a settlement. Possibly, the name tells that something topographical along the shape of a heel and that the name was given due to the agreement and is based on a comparison.
