Does anyone know this saying?

[Anonymous]

Dear Friends:

I am looking for an African saying that phonetically sounds something like:
"Indinomati" I am sure that is not really how it is spelled.
It means: You take me with you, I am wearing you on my skin or something close to that.

I would appreciate any asistance.
email me at LLM96@AOL.com

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[Anonymous]

Hey that 'indonomati' or 'endanomati' proverb means "when i am leaving, I am wearing some of you". I actually heard it on a television show and have used it in a new song and was looking for the spelling and exactly what sect of the african language it derives from