Çaakhoe

ǂAkhoe Haiǁom is a Khoe language of northern Namibia, associated with San communities in the dry country around Etosha. Hunters and gatherers knew the waterholes, animals and edible plants of the plains and woodland bordering the great salt pan. Their homeland extended across a region where rain and surface water were unevenly distributed. The language shares features with Nama and Damara, while preserving its own place in the varied speech of southern Africa.