Naam

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Naam (nā`ăm), in the Bible, son of Caleb.

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NAAM provides investors access to internally developed products, as well as to external, individual hedge funds and fund of hedge funds, through its "AlphaPlus" line of products.

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A book celebrating Afrikaner families, published in the heyday of apartheid, cited Bastiaan as the Colyn's founding father but declared his wife to be unknown (Die naam van sy eggenote is onbekend)--despite the fact that information about the mother of his children is easily found.

Illegitimacy and family formation in colonial Cape Town, to c. 1850 by Malherbe, Vertrees C. / Journal of Social History

want met die naam noemen de bootsgezellen elkander)" (131).

Dutch proverbs and expressions in Erasmus' Adages, Colloquies, and ... by Wesseling, Ari / Renaissance Quarterly

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