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Rhus natalensis

English: Natal rhus, Kiswahili: Mtishangwe/ Mvunja Kondo, Borana: Daboobes, Digo: Mgwanyahi, Kamba: Mutheu/ Muthi, Kikuyu: Muthigio, Kipsigis: Basiriat, Kuria: Omusangura, Luhya: Kumusangura nabili, Luo: Sangla, Maasai: Olmisigiyoi, Meru: Murikitha, Nandi: Monjororioyot, Ogiek: Sirontet, Pokot: Siriewo, Sabaot: Sirwa, Samburu: Ilmisingiyot, Turkana: Ekadetewa, Kisii: Enyagateti,

Family: Anacardiaceae

Among the Kuria, the tree signifies "plenty of food" as its seeds look like millet. It is a peace plant that is used in blessing ceremonies.

Rhus natalensis

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