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Kohler O 1959 Omaruru 35 'Daniel Kariko ... Fled ... and Settled at Otujapi (Which Means 'Where do We Go?') ... I. IT IS CLOSE TO ǀ AIS II ... MARTIN AND HIS FOLLOWERS MOVED FAR TO THE NORTHWEST AND SETTLED AT OMIHANA, ALSO KNOWN AS ╪ AIS II '. [For spelling with = P as input consonant Look more p. 68 and 75 - The single spelling with the dental as ais is typing And I come to such a small height where such a bare place is, then I say it looks like an ╪ais, a place, a yard, it is made for a site, for a farm '. According to The SWA Series Wets 2014 Fransfontein (1971) and 2114 Omaruru (1972) bear different linked places the name AIS, also spelled Aes, one a mine east of the Brandberg and now at rest, and at all are huts, so inhabited . 'Little AES' W Ord by Survey S.J. indicated as a 'Bantu village', and 'AES' there as a 'settlement', 70 miles [113 km] northwest of Omaruru. The meaning is always the same, which we are informed by Mr Krenz. The starting point was a fountain / source / puts, so at Flartmann and on the Krikriekarte. The place (s) Le northwesterly of Okombahe (and Omaruru).