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| Abamulembo | Abanyekera | Abasinyama | Abakhone | Abamatseke |
| Abang'oma | Ababoro | Ababamba | Ababono | Abamenya |
| Abasitwoki | Abalwani | Abamakhia | Abakwanga | Abaineki |
| Abaluo | Abakhumatsi | Abamuli | Abanyifwa | Abalubanga |
| Abaleke | Abadebo | Abaye | Abasirwa | Abakhabala |
| Abasora | Abakhala | Abadiera | Ababongo | Abayaya |
| Abamwakwe | Abayobo | Abamuripo | Ababotso | Abangineki |
| Abakhunza | Abalodo | |||
Assimilated Luo and Kalenjin clans : The Abayobo and the Abang'oma are offshoots of the Abalaku (Bok) of Mount Elgon and Bongomek, who are Kalenjin. The Ababoro, Abaluo and Abanyifwa clans are of Luo origin; the Ababoro having originally migrated from Alego in Luoland. The Ababoro clan is also to be found among the Banyoro of Uganda. |
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