IDENTITIES IN SABAOT

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We have these identities in Sabaot community nation.
1. Kuboretyeet
2. Toweet
3. Seremeek/seremiin
4. Kisoin/kisoyin.
According to Chitaab kooret community, Kuboretyeet is the first born, toweet is the last born, seremeek are twins and Kisoyin is the child born after the twins[seremeek]. And that is very true.
But now, let's turn onto another page. And my key concern is this child born after the twins. What if it happens [because God's blessings are unique and unpredictable] that; instead of a relationship being blessed with one child, they give birth to another set of twins [two or three]. How do we recognize them now? Are they going to be named Chesuro ak Chepkech as the elder twins or what names do we give them?
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