Saturday, 10 June 2023

CULTURAL BITE #1




English: Allophylus abyssinicus

Bukusu: Kumukhendie (Lusasari in Lulogooli)


Tropical indigenous tree. Distribution- Mt Masaaba, Meru, Mt Kilimanjaro, Kakamega forest. Bukusu mythology associates this tree with uncanny misfortunes including death. (Kimirongoro kwe kumusasio, sobiala simbi amuliango ta)


Esiimbo yakwo sewayiila ta. Newekeselela omundu sakonao khabili ta!.


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