Maasai translation: Ore alnjani lekitii naa kiji tenaalo ee Longido eseki nekijo iyook tee Simanjiro olorien, keyeu niyolou aajo kanyoo ees olorien, ore olorien naa ang’asa aalimu tee an’daalo oo indasati, nooyeyo , keyaa sininje olorien aapyo aairie ingotiak iyolo ingotiak naa ewoji naifadhie irmaasae aahumie kulee, kake keirie naanje olorien pee etum kule arufu sidai arahu pee etum eripoto, etiwana orfriji teeninje, etiwana orfriji pee eng’asa aahumie niropijie neropilu kule , metaa kaidim atolimu tinamwaa, ore tengae mwaa naa kiyolo aajo itumika eseki too ishereheni pookin, tee emuratare, eyasi eseki em’baa kumok amu inye epiki oriong’ engang’ nepiki, atwaa engang’ naa inye pee epoi aiswaak kule te iripoto engang’, metaa emayanata kayolo ajo eeta irmaasae im’baak kumok naayolo kuhusu eseki ena pee eyolo aajo im’baa emila iyolo naa mila aang’ nemekiminie metaa kilikioo ake enaa enetiu aajo kindumia tiatwa ishereni ekimila, Ashe naleng’.
Swahili translation: Â Miti tuko inaitwa lekiti upande wa longido eseki na sisi Simanjiro tunansaema oloirien,olorien niseme unataka kujua Oloirien inafanya nini,nianze kusema kutoka upande ya wamama,wanachukua Oloirien na kusafisha kibuyu na kuweka pahali wamaasai wanahifadhi maziwa,lakini wanatumia hii mti ndio maziwa ipate kuhifadhiwa na kupata harufu nzuri,ni kama kuweka pahali ya kuhifadhi nani baridiÂ
English translation: This tree has two names, in Longido we call it Lekiti, and in Isimanjiro we call it Olorien. Let me tell you what it is used for. I’ll refer to it as Olorien. Women take Olorien and use it to clean gourds, which is where the Maasai store milk. They use this tree to give the milk a pleasant scent and taste, and to help preserve it for a long time if it is stored in a cool place.Â