Kamanjab
The above is T.O.V. Regarding Mr Alberts, in addition to what has already been said in th a ** 619-620, and t.o.v. What Mr Luiperth told, to open the question about the meaning. Lg. Consider the name as khoe- khoen, ingredients kama (in Kr.-R. 1969 NW 68: GAMA) = 'Krummy (signal)', and ╪hab = 'The Elle (der Unterarmknochen ...)' (Kr.- R. 172), 'Kromelbow', and then probably meant to something like a run. One question is whether others have ever heard a suction flaster before the second component, another question is whether the Kromelbow declaration is not complainted by Khoekhoian side. Meanwhile, we believe, the demand for the name's meaning is open again. Mr Leoperneth does not believe it means a 'clipple', and now he has thrown a stone into the forest ('and there he will stay, without something on you,' adds Mr Krenz FK 1979 into his side drawing. 'Mr Alberts has my support. Kamanjab is a verbalhorne word for 'stone', as I have gestured. Kamanjab [pronunciation] begins with everyone with a 'k' and not with a 'g'. From which 'curvature' does Daniel Leopenh speak? '