Geiaus
On Surveyor General 1972's Map Geiaus, Farm No. 6, Dist. Karasburg. On the face of it, one could translate it according to the pattern and very frequent example and sound image as 'Grootfontein', as clearly by Heinrichs with its dental sucker at ǀ AUB. However, this would have been wrong. On old cards, as at Hahn 1879, this geiaus is contrary to carious that lies south-western Geiaus. And Karious (Kariaus) means 'raisinbos (fountain)', literally 'Klein- RosyntjieBosfontein', with ╪khari = small, versus gei [kai] = large. Cfg. Karious. The farm raisin bush no 375 lies adjacent to Geiaus. The -eus is therefore apparently like Hahn, ^ bus [now ╪aus], for the Grewia Flava or raisin bush. The right translation is 'Great Raisin Boosin' (Gei = large, ╪bu- = Grewia sp., And the -S locates a fountain or source, from which the farm is nominated). It is therefore the neighborhood of the farm raisin bush, formerly Karious, that we know that Hahn's distraction should be indifferent.