Ouss, Ook Ous, Oes, Oos, Koets
Also, a farm that has the name, spelled on the map of the Namaqualand Divisional Council 'Ouss OR Poplier Bosch', otherwise only Ouss, Clw.Q. 7-37 on height K 3017 BB. Laidler writes it (with the d ǀ) as a east, but with tongue and meaning he is just next to it. The ground word is like Namaǃ Au-b, -s = 'der neck, der nacken', d.w.s. It lies in a neck (Kr.-R. 1969 NW 30). The shape carriage, better, has the skeleta in front, exactly as it was heard in the 'neck' (cf. Hott 399-400). Without this (for our happy) recording of Laidler, we (as in fact others have already done) it wanted to identify with ǀ Ous, ǀ Aus = fountain, source, cf. e.g. Mrs. Black above. The meaning then is the 'place (-s) at or in the mountain neck (ǃ Au orǃ Old)'. The added name 'poplar forest' for the farm is planted from elsewhere, and when the tree is brought from elsewhere. The town of Kamieskroon was constructed on a portion of the farm 'carriage / harvest / ous / tkous' by Mrs. Charlotta van Wyk (grandmother Tollie) was sold to the village layers (cf. O.A. Mrs. MC Swart's mentioned article above).