AA CAVE (Sandford 2010.02.18)

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An unspecified karst spring (Anonymous et al. 2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc: 18th February). ETYMOLOGY: At a first glance, the recorded Krem Kroh looks like a Khasi cave name but actually is only an other word for a cave because the Khasi -[ka] krem kroh- is a typical binomial or -ka ktin kynnoh- (note 1), double word (note 2) and imitative or word-collocation (SINGH, N 1906: iv) for cave (note 3). SITUATION: Above the west (orographically left) bank of the Kopili River or, to be deranged, in a clif along the Kopili river (Anonymous et al. 2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc: 18th February). Anonymous et al. (2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc: 18th February) place Krem Kroh not only in the efficiently offhand created but unspecified and simply fabricated Sintung / Kopili Area (note 4) but also at an unidentified distance more or less to the west / North West of Umkhrypong (note 5).An unspecified karst spring (Anonymous et al. 2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc: 18th February). ETYMOLOGY: At a first glance, the recorded Krem Kroh looks like a Khasi cave name but actually is only an other word for a cave because the Khasi -[ka] krem kroh- is a typical binomial or -ka ktin kynnoh- (note 1), double word (note 2) and imitative or word-collocation (SINGH, N 1906: iv) for cave (note 3). SITUATION: Above the west (orographically left) bank of the Kopili River or, to be deranged, in a clif along the Kopili river (Anonymous et al. 2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc: 18th February). Anonymous et al. (2010.03.29 Mss: Diary (current) 2010.doc: 18th February) place Krem Kroh not only in the efficiently offhand created but unspecified and simply fabricated Sintung / Kopili Area (note 4) but also at an unidentified distance more or less to the west / North West of Umkhrypong (note 5).