Editing Musical bow (section)

=== Other names ===
[[File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Twee Samo muzikanten bespelen de muziekboog TMnr 20010314.jpg|thumb|200px|[[Samo people|Samo]] musicians from the Upper Volta, [[Burkina Faso]] playing a musical bow, using their mouths as resonators. 1970–1971.]]
Musical bows are known by various names in the different languages of South Africa - some refer only to musical bows using gourds as resonators, others using the mouth:<ref name="christine"/><ref>{{cite web |url= http://dhost.info/etno/capoeira/musical.bow/musical-bow.htm|title=Musical Bow|author=<!--Staff writer(s); no by-line.--> |access-date=2015-01-22}}</ref>

*[[Kele language (Gabon)|Akele]]: ''ngongo''
*[[Kimbundu]]: ''hungu''
*[[Nguni languages|Nguni]]: ''makhoyane''
*[[Pedi language|Pedi]]: ''lekope''
*[[Sotho language|S. Sotho]]: ''[[lesiba]]'', ''thomo'', ''setolotolo''
*[[Tepehuán language|Tepehuán]]: ''gat''
*[[Tswana language|Tswana]]: ''segankure''
*[[Tsonga language|Tsonga]]: ''xizambi'', ''xitende''
*[[Umbundu]]: ''ombulumbumba''
*[[Venda language|Venda]]: ''tshihwana'', ''lugube'', ''tshijolo''
*[[Xhosa language|Xhosa]]: ''uhadi'', ''umrhubhe'', ''umqunge'', ''inkinge''
*[[Zulu language|Zulu]]: ''umakhweyana'', ''ugubu'', ''umqangala'', ''umhubhe''<ref>{{cite journal|author-last=Dargie|author-first=Dave|editor-last=Oehrle|editor-first=Elizabeth |title= Magical Musical Bows|publisher = Digital Innovation South Africa |journal= The Talking Drum |issue =16 |date =September 2001 |url= http://disa.ukzn.ac.za/TALKING_DRUM}}</ref>
*[[!Kung languages|!Kung]]: ''m'bolumbumba''
*[[Lingala language|Lingala]]: ''tolo-tolo''
*umqangala