Eiseb(Rivier/Omuramba)
The -B (ml. Ekv.) Is here sign of a river name. At Hahn 1879 and on other old cards such as that of Curt von Francois 1892, the Eisb is given as a tributary of the EpukiRo River (Epukiro is divided differently, eg. As' storeroom '(Dr. Meyer), as' getting lost place '(O. Kohler) etc.). It runs at Hahn from west to east the epukiro. But on later maps such as the SWA series 1967 Skin 2118 Steinhausen and adjacent windows where valid the name Eiseb swallowed the re-entry Epukiro. The statements of claims have support in the writing with the palatal sucker, also at Rev. Albath Snr of Gochas heard it expressed, but he left the nationality that Hahn heard. Krenz takes Hahn's writing to the ground and explains the name as 'place (-b) where thought (╪e) [╪ai]'. Kr. 1969 NW 64 Verfuits ╪ei as 'thinking. Sinen, Planen '. Perhaps one can then, supporting Hahn, Eiseb regarded as means 'River where plans have been made / should be'. This can be connected to Prof. Navin Kohler's statement of Epukiro as the place where people got lost and where they now have to consult and make plans. In this case, the Nama and the hereronamous support each other. This claimsb should not be confused with the namanam for the Omaruru River.
