Gydo(Pas/Berg)
The ground word gei- [kai] means 'old' in time, in space 'big, high, steep'. According to said suspicions, the compocentes, such as Nama Dao-S, 'Road, Road, Port', in Old Cape Thou (W), -Dau (W) etc. (Hott 415-6). Gydo is then 'steep pass' or 'steep height'. APN 1951 138 Also write Gydo. Then there is the 'second' statement, that of Botha.'Botha's guess is shared by Smith 1966 CNSAP 335 'The Names Gydoberg and Gydo Pass are Corruptions of the Hottentot Name', T.w. Van Gui-B, Euphorbia Mauritanica, for Afr. Melkbos, and daos = port, neck, road. O.i. Earn 'steep height' the preference over 'Melkbospoort'. In it we are also stuck by recording Gordon. Cfg. In addition, the discussion of Gordon under Geidouw. In a note, Krenz FK 1974 joins us and adds 'Kai = Stough, steep; Daos = road, port '(in three languages).