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