Chonyi

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The Chonyi are one of the smaller tribes of the Mijikenda on the coast of Kenya. Their populations can be found in the villages of Lutsangani, Kidutani, and Mbuuni. Where "kiti" means chair in Kiswahili, "Kihi" is Giriama and "Chihi" is Chonyi. Similar, but recognizably different languages.

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