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*marˁā-t- - bride, daughter-in-law
(CDG 356, Kogan 2015: 456)
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*mrḥ - to guide, to lead
(CDG 358; Kogan 2015: 462)
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*maray-t- - earth, soil
(CDG 361; Kogan 2015: 462)
The Ethiopian lexemes may find a convincing parallel in Proto-Berber *ta-mur-t- ‘earth’ (Militarev 2004:307, 2010:64).
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*mṣˀ - to come
(CDG 370; Kogan 2015: 441)
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*mwḳ - (to be) warm, hot
(Kogan 2015: 447, Appleyard 1977: 37)
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*naˁa - come! up!
(Kogan 2015: 456, CDG 382)
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*nbr - to sit; to stay, to live
(CDG 383; Kogan 2015: 463)
The etymology of Proto-EthS *nbr ‘to sit’ is unknown, cf. perhaps Arb. nabūr- = ˀal-ˀist- (LA 5 222). Of some interest may be Akk. wabru ‘Ortsfremder, Beisasse’ (AHw. 1454), ‘a type of foreigner’ (CAD U/W 388), the semantic shift from “to sit” being illustrated by one of the German translations above as well as by Hbr. tōšāb ‘resident alien, sojourner’ (HALOT 1712).
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*ndd - to burn (intransitive)
(CDG 385; Kogan 2015: 463)
The origin of Proto-EthS *ndd ‘to burn’ is uncertain. Leslau tentatively compares Arb. ndˀ ‘to cast flesh-meat into the fire, to bury a cake of bread in hot ashes’ (Lane 2778).
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*ngd - to travel
(CDG 390; Kogan 2015: 463)
The origin of Proto-EthS *ngd ‘to traveľ is uncertain.