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contact with
Europeans occurred. At that time, in the 17th century, the
Khoekhoen maintained large herds of
Nguni cattle in the Cape region.[according to...
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after the
Gqunube River to the north, the name is said to be
derived from
Khoekhoen and to mean 'bramble river',
after Royena growing there.
Gonubie has about...
- a Juu language,
later shifted to Khoekhoe. The name for the speakers,
Khoekhoen, is from the word khoe "person", with
reduplication and the
suffix -n...
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military camp
established in 1854, and
acquired muni****l
status in 1904. Of
Khoekhoen origin, the name
probably does not mean 'brown', as has been stated, but...
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committee from 1919. The name
Naboomspruit is
Afrikaans but
derived from
Khoekhoen; ‘euphorbia tree stream’,
after the
Euphorbia ingens which grows there...
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Gaunab is the
personification of
death in
Khoekhoen mythology. In some myths, he is also
known as the
embodiment of evil. He is
often ****ociated with...
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original owner of the land, who was
instrumental in its development. The
Khoekhoen name is Chaib, ‘place of the kudu’. Sum of the Main
Places Windsorton...
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south of
Kamieskroon and 146 km
northwest of Vanrhynsdorp. The name is
Khoekhoen and
means ‘couchgr****’,
Afrikaans ‘kw****’. "Main
Place Garies". Census...
- ****ie, a
diminutive of Jacobus. Hottentot,
Hotnot used to
refer to the
Khoekhoen indigenous people of
southwestern Africa. The term is also used to slur...
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traditional religion Inam Jola
traditional religion Asisian religion Khoekhoen religion Kissi traditional religion Kono
traditional religion Koore religion...
