^Bergerson, Jeremy. Apperception and Linguistic Contact between German and Afrikaans(PDF) (学位论文). University of California, Berkeley: 133–134. 2011 [2024-06-04]. （原始内容存档(PDF)于2023-10-26）. German loans in Namibian Afrikaans […] Naukluft < noukloof 'narrow ravine' […] Kluft normally means 'ravine, crevasse, chasm', while in Afrikaans kloof shares those senses, but refers specifically to the kinds of steep-walled ravines one often sees in Namibia and the Cape. The word was borrowed outright as well, so that both Kloof 'steep-walled ravine' and -kluft co-exist in Namibian German.
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^Rowe, Fagereng, Miller and Mapani (2012) Signature of coseismic decarbonation in dolomitic fault rocks of the Naukluft Thrust, Namibia. Earth & Planetary Science Letters v. 333-334, 200-210
^Viola, Mancktelow, and Miller (2006) Cyclic frictional-viscous slip oscillations along the base of an advancing nappe complex: Insights into brittle-ductile nappe emplacement mechanisms from the Naukluft Nappe Complex, central Namibia. Tectonics v. 25, n. 3
