Touws(Rivier), (-Gebergte)
We made a choice to illustrate spelling variants (which are fairly confident) with forms of thause (the oldest), touse and T (H) OUWS, all with -S (E), but also without -S: T ( h) Old (w), Tau, Tow. Botha asks a question mark for a distraction possibility on the basis of audio agreement, backhouse has no doubt, and spot. Gordon expresses a distraction, the only one of the 1800 that does it in our material. Then it is without hesitation. Touws- at the mountains and the River contain the word heard in Nama as Tsao-S or-B = as, however, according to the ash or brakbos, also called Loogbos, usually the Solsola Aphylla (Smith 1966 CNSAP 65 EV) The exits are understood as lokativerend, so: the 'asthlace'. Maybe it was the name of the mountain and then it went on the river. For all the reporting travelers, the Cayman Hole in the 'Mountains' of the T (H) OUW (s) was an attraction that they did not miss. Several place names are related to the appearance of the important asbos, eg. Tsao, Tsaobis, Tsauchab and others. Dr du Plessis 1973 investigation 322 Name another statement that occurs at LL Tomlinson Historical Swellendam 26, viz. 'Thin and long', but it cannot be seriously considered and linguistically can't be laid.