Endo language

found: Work cat.: Zwarts, Joost. The phonology of Endo, 2004:p. 11 (Endo language, a southern Nilotic (Kalenjin) language spoken in Kenya by about 50,000 people; spoken in the north-eastern part of the Marakwet District of the Rift Valley Province in Kenya) p. 12 (What is called Endo here corresponds to the dialect of northern Marakwet or Endo-Marakwet) p. 13 (Endo is one of the Kalenjin languages)

found: Ethnologue.com, Dec. 16, 2004:Endo, a language of Kenya (population: 80,000; region: Rift Valley Province, Elgeyo Marakwet District; alternate names: Endo-Marakwet, Marakuet, Markweta; dialects: Endo, Sambirir; classification: Nilo-Saharan, Eastern Sudanic, Nilotic, Southern, Kalenjin, Nandi-Markweta, Markweta; comments: Marakwet is a cover term for Endo-Sambirir and Talai)