Words

Geez
dorār - millet (CDG 143)
Geez
darasa - to compose a religious treatise, a book; to discuss, to interpret (CDG 143, LLA 1093–1094)
Geez
dās - hut, cabin, shed, shelter (CDG 144, LLA 1097)
Geez
dasaya - to step on, to trample, to crush underfoot (CDG 145)

From a variant root *dšy.

Geez
dār - race, generation (CDG 140)

dor ‘race, generation’ (CDG 141). These two words are thought to be borrowed from Aramaic and Hebrew respectively by Leslau (CDG 140), but this is far from evident.

Geez
dawaya, dawya - to be sick, ill (CDG 145)
Geez
dyna - to judge, to sentence (CDG 146)

dayn- ‘judgement’ (CDG 146)

Geez
*fe - to this side, that way (CDG 154)
Always in the combination la-fe. This lexeme has been often identified with PS *piˀ-at-, which is not quite evident either formally or semantically.
Geez
fāˀm - woof, spun yarn, opening of a tunic (CDG 154)

Cf. Tgn. faˀmi ‘the thread which is in the shuttle while weaving; thread for making the wool; weft’, probably related to Akk. piyāmu ‘a textile’, Ar. fiˀām- ‘a thing which is spread to sit upon or to lie upon’.

Geez
ˀafˀama - to put a morsel of food in another’s mouth, to feed (CDG 154)