Arrankweye
Bush Plum
Santalum lanceolatum
Arrankweye apele nhenge arlkwentye akngerre annge akngerre akerte tyelke akethe arlkweme ikwemye mwerre akngerre, Arrankweye itentye-ntyele arne arrpenhe mpwareme. Arrangkwe terurre arlkempware tyarte.
The Bush Plum produces a small fruit eaten by people and birds alike. The plant has medicinal uses, and the branches are also used to carve small ornaments.
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