Aubinhonis
The name also appears on the SWA series 1972 Skin 2114 Omaruru as 'Xaubehunis', to the Omaruru River, west of the mission post Okombahe, apparently a 'restored' spelling. Here was a fountain, it was a good throw. The cricke scores also show that there were huts at the time. The member -honi-, as at Krenz, the ǀ Huni tree, and the Boscia Foetida or Stinkbos, OMumeEidebos and such nations, cf. Smith 1966 CNSAP 563. We assume that the member is to be grasped as Nama ǀ O = 'Stinken' (Kr.- stood a fountain or open water, hence the --s of the Fern. Sing, to indicate it. The current spelling changes the ǀ o then to xau- = ejection, excreta, miss, and nav However, believe that it is an associative 'repair' looking for the fragrance a new deal, the XAU, a word that searches (and finds) in sound connection at ǀ ob = stench, a casual but oi an improper connection.