Table 4.
Nomenclature of Kem Kem localities and geographic terms and their meanings in Arabic or Amazigh (Berber language).
| Locality/Term | Meaning | Synonym/Variant |
| Aferdou N’Chaft | (aferdou) mortar, (n’chaft) “of the pass” (Amazigh) | “El Begâa” (Cavin et al. 2010) refers to the closest village near the locality here identified as Aferdou N’Chaft |
| Boumerade | acacia (Amazigh) | “Gara Acacia” by Lavocat on field records and museum labels for the locality here identified as Boumerade |
| Douira | small house (Arabic) | “Jorf” refers to the closest village to the outcrop here identified as Douira |
| Gara Sbaa | lion hill or mound (Arabic) | “Gara es Sbaa” (Sereno et al. 1996), “Gara Sbâa” (Cavin et al. 2010) |
| Hamada | plateau or platform (Arabic) | – |
| Iferda N’Ahouar | (iferda) mortars, (n’ahouar) large plate (Amazigh) | “Er Remlia” (Sereno et al. 1996) refers to the closest village to the outcrop here identified as Iferda N’Ahouar |
| Oum Tkout | particular Tamarix tree (Amazigh) | “Oum Tkiout” (Martill and Ibrahim 2015) |
| Talidat | little finger (Amazigh) | – |
| Tamenkhirt | common songbird (wheatear) (Amazigh) | – |