namasogosogo2namasogosogonGaboon Viper; mottled snake that is the biggest of the poisonous snakes. It measures 1.8 msp. Bitis gabonica fam. Viperidae1.6.1.3.1Snake
namataalenamataalengrass that grows in swamps and has sharp edges, and whose rhizome resembles a potatosp. Kyllinga alba (syn. Cyperus cristatus subsp. Cristatus) fam.Cyperaceae1.5Plant
namatwinamatwinmushroom that grows on dry trees and stumps that hangs loosely like dogs’ earsObwoba bwʼehinamatwi, amawanga agandi gabulya nʼAbanyole bbe.The dog’s ear-like mushrooms are eaten by some other tribes but not Banyole.sp. Lentinus prolifer (syn. Lentinus villosus) fam. Hydnaceae1.5.4Moss, fungus, algae
namaahalanamaahalanScarab beetle; insect resembling the dung beetle with a hard mouth part and a thorn-like structure on its thoraxsp. Scarabaeus sacer fam. Scarabaeidae1.6.1.7Insect
nambaalenambaalengizzard; part of the digestive system of a bird with strong muscles where food swallowed is crushed using sandOmugeni nataliiye nambaale saasiima ati aliiye engoho.A visitor only appreciates that he has eaten chicken after eating the gizzard.1.6.2.1Parts of a bird
namboyiganamboyigan1Southern Red Bishop; black bird with a red head that is common in swamps that is a menace in the rice fieldssp. Euplectes orix fam. Ploceidae1.6.1.2Bird2Yellow Bishopsp. Euplectes capensis1.6.1.2Bird
nambooyinambooyinCockscomb; red type of Amaranthus plant that grows to a height of a metre, whose leaves are prepared as saucesp. Amaranthus hybridus.( subsp. hybridus). fam. Amaranthus1.5Plant5.2.3.1.4Food from leaves
nameenonameenonWhite-headed Barbet; black bird with a white head and tail, and streaked flanks, whose sharp-edged beak scares trapperssp. Lybius leucocephalus fam. Capitonidae1.6.1.2Bird