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tamarind   
kilendrazatamarind
madilotamarind (a) ~ the tamarind tree
madirotamarind (a) ~ the tamarind tree. See <1madilo#> and <1kily#>. ~ the tamarind tree; also called <1kily#>.
kiletamarind fruit
kilytamarind fruit ~ The tamarind tree ~ The Sakalava use a decoction or infusion of the leaves as a vermifuge and also for stomach disorders. They also obtain from the tree a black dye for silk. They think that the tree affords a dwelling-place for evil spirits, to propitiate which it is occasionally smeared with the blood of oxen. The fruit they use in the manufacture of rum, and the seed in working the sikidy, called by them sikily, probably from this kily.
kiletamarind tree
kilytamarind tree ~ The tamarind tree ~ The Sakalava use a decoction or infusion of the leaves as a vermifuge and also for stomach disorders. They also obtain from the tree a black dye for silk. They think that the tree affords a dwelling-place for evil spirits, to propitiate which it is occasionally smeared with the blood of oxen. The fruit they use in the manufacture of rum, and the seed in working the sikidy, called by them sikily, probably from this kily.

tamarind   
madilo ~ tamarindo

tamarind   
Tamarindus