Names of months by Kalenjins

1. mulgul - January
2. ,Ngotioto - February
3. Kiptamo - march
4. Iwatgut - April
5. Mamut - May
6. Baki - June
7. Ng'eiyet - July
8. Roptui - August
9. Buret - September
10. Epeso - October
11. kipsunde ne tai - November
12. kipsunde nebo aeng - December

Human diseases amongst Kalenjins

1. kunonik-eye cataract
2. chebwonet-TB
3. eeset-malaria
4. cherebenyit-polio
5. kamberuk/kipsasarek-measles
6. mogondosik-leprosy
7. lubaniat/seriat-cancer
8. chepokitkit-whooping cough
9. chepteget-pneumonia
10. kochek-scabies
11. taganet-syphilis
12. kipsununut-gonorrhoea
13. kipkenda/chelugui/kipchololit-aids
14. amdautiet-cancerous wound
15. kondirit-boil
16. kambitek-skin disease
17. kipkarasit-liver cirhosis
18. mokonyiot-gout
19. kipsebetit-mumps
20. karikab gut-oral thrush
21. chepkebejinik-arthritis
22. kiptoleit/cheptoleit-epilepsy
23. kugumda/agutet-tumour
24. kwarimet-ulcer
25. kibonjoret/logobet-goitre
26. kapcheyube-tetanus
27. kiptororet-stomache of women
28. muserto-stomach cancer
29. mirutik-
30. sirkichik-worms that percolates human flesh causing rotting

DOWRY PAYMENT AMONGST THE KIPSIGIS:

1. Teta ne abai - (cow under lactation)
2. Eito - (Bull)
3. Teta nebo riyotet/ne kotot - (cow near toconceive)
4. Roriat -  (heifer)
5. Teta ne iyumi nego/iywoget - (mature cow)
6 .kwesta/kipkugeret - (he goat for father)
7. kechiriet/chepkugeret -  (sheep for mother)
8. Chepngabait/ Roriat - (money for upkeep)
9. Kechiriet nebo arwet - for mother in law so as to allow you call  her Boger or Goat with lamb so to allow you call her Bogine
10 Mwaita - (for the father lump, some money)

Names of personalities based on social roles amongst Kalenjins

1. Kipsarurinik- Judges
2. kiruogik - chiefs
3. chemosian - girl circumcisor
4. boiyondet - male circumcisor
5. chepkutiat - soloist
6. tienindet - singer
7. meiwot - worker
8. kimonjororiat - prisoner
9. kipsogorindet - spy
10. bunotiot- alien person
11. motellin - expert
12. ngomut - traditional brain surgeon
13. kipkoroisi/ngetet - uncircumcised boy bcos of presence of prepuce/foreskin on his genital equivalent 2 hat
14. boiyotab komta/kibisho-initiation chief priest

Names reffered to Relatives/personalities amongst Kalenjin

1. kapyugoi- name of son in law by father in law
2. sandanin -name of son in law by brother in law
3.  Botoiten- name of brother in-law by son in law 
4.  umama- real brother of the mother 
5. abule- male cousins of mother 
6.  mbojo - name of father sister to you
7. senge- respect name by father sister
8. Bakule- male whom initiated at same home
9. Botum- male initiated same yr
10. Ornyon- same clan member
11. manyun- closely related clan members
12. simotik- twins un identical
13. saramek- identical twins
14. barnotiot- youth
15. neraniat- young child below 15yrs

clans amongst Sabaot/ Sabiny

1. Kaapsoti -Asista 
2. Kamayeek- Sooyet 
3. Kamusereek -Oron'get  
4. Sero Bukuno - N'goitunto 
5. Kapchai- Chebombayeet
6. Kaapnyiitok - Maketiet 
7. Kamin'geeny- koon'gony 
8. Kapnimeek -Soeet 
9. Kopunjos- Mongeshiet 
10. Kapnyirireek -Moroorocheet 
11. Kapsokootik - Cheptirikicheet 
12. Kapcherop - Ileet Tooyio

Kapnyirireek in Koony but in Sabiny.

Kapsumbata in Sengwer Kapsumai -Moroorochet.

Kalenjin concept of week has 6 days

1.   Ayiin(oyiin) - day before yesterday
2.   Amut (omut) - Yesterday
3.   Raa or Raat, Kora, Rawuut, -Today
4.   Mutay (tomorrow)
5.   Tuun Ayiin (oyiin) - day after tommorrow
6.   Tuun,Tuun, Ayiin - day after tomorrow day.

We don't have the 7th day as the way the language functions doesn't allow. 
We can not for example say tuun three times. 
Its the same with counting. After 50, Konom, the counting doubles to 100,bokol.