| | Folk name (local language) | Country | Authors |
| | Ejjirikiti (Luganda), Murinzi, Kiko Omoko/Echuko (Rutoro, Rukonzo), Oluo (Lugbara), Kisoro, Lochoro, Oding, Loting (Acholi), Kikiri (Kwamba), Engosorot (Ateso), Olawu (Madi), Koli (Jopadhola), Owila kot (Lango), Muyirikiti, Ekilama (Lusoga), Cheroguru, Muragolo (Lugishu), Mutembetembe (Lugwe), Bwiko (Lukiga), Kaborte (Sebei), Kiko, Muko (Lunyangkore, Lutoro), Mudongodongo, Mukobe (Lunyuli) | Uganda | [2, 3, 10–15] | | Omotembe (Kisii), Muhuti (Kikuyu), Ekirikiti or Ol-Goroshe (Maasai), Muuti (Meru), Kivuti or Muvuti (Kamba), Mulungu (Taita), Mwamba ngoma, Mbamba ngoma, Muhuti, Mjafari or Mwamba (Kiswahili), Kumurembei (Luhya) | Kenya | [10, 16–19] | | Qanqari (Iraqw), Mriri (Chagga), Muhemi (Hehe), and Muungu (Pare), Kisebhe (Rungwe) | Tanzania | [20–22] | | Kuara, Korra, Korch (Amharic) | Ethiopia | [10] | | Umuko (Lunyarwanda) | Rwanda | [23–26] | | Dus (Arabic), Hab al Arous | Sudan, South Sudan | [10, 27, 28] | | Chisunga (Lunda) | Democratic Republic of Congo | [10] | | Mulunku (Chokwe) | Angola | [4] | | Mulunguti, Mwale (Nyanja) | Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi | [10] | | Mulunguti (Bemba, Tongan) | Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe | [5, 10] | | Mutiti (Shona) | Zimbabwe | [5] | | Suwawue, Soaueh (Tigrigna) | Eritrea, Ethiopia | [10, 29] |
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