X'xegwi
The X'xegwi are the ǁXegwi, San foragers of the high grasslands around Lake Chrissie in eastern South Africa, close to the Swazi border. Their extinct Batwa tongue was an ǃKwi language of the Tuu family; they called themselves Tlouʼeʼthle, ‘people of rock and water’, while Nguni neighbours called them Abatwa and the Sotho Baroa.