Kubitsaus
Kubitsaus' is the name of Farm No. 318, for a non-perennial river running about it and of the 'Kubitsausdam' in the river. Descending on the sound we would have linked the name to Namaǃ Kuwi [Ikhuwi] = Vlei (Rest 1960 DNW 70) and Tsaus = Puts, cf. Tsub, tsaurob etc. in th a ** at 1050 and 1053 respectively. Moreover, topographical support for the statement. On the said map, and also on the Krikriekarte appeared at Gubitsaus a place Kubib, described as a marsh. It is indicated that there is a marsh or marsh on the farm and that there is a water source of water. It seems as if Kubitsaus can be translated as 'wetlands'. But the oldest recording we possess is writing a deliberate ), ie ǀ Gubitsaus strikes the dirt, possibly in the run of the run in storm times Very dwell, and it is the form of cubitsaus that has become farm name. 'Dirtputs'