Words

Amharic
ge - territory (CDG 174)

Also in balä-ge ‘rude’ (lit. ‘a man of the countryside’); with place-names as in harär-ge, sälam-ge, gurage-ge, and in combinations such as ras-ge ‘head of the bed’, gǝr-ge, ǝgǝr-ge ‘at the foot of’.

Amharic
gäbbärä - to pay taxes (AED 1973)
Amharic
gäbbäsä - to gather, to collect (AED 1978)
Amharic
gäzza - to buy, to purchase; to own, to possess; to govern, to rule over (AED 2024, Ludolf 90)
Amharic
gäbba - to enter, to go inside, to come in (AED 1964)
Amharic
gəbbar - measure (for milk) (AED 1974)
Amharic
gäbäršo - very deep crockery basin for keeping yeast or a bit of fer- mented dough as a starter, kneading trough (AED 1978)
Amharic
gäbs - barley (Hordeum vulgare) (AED 1979)
Amharic
gubbät - liver (AED 1981)
The related Gurage forms v. EDG 258
Amharic
gäbäta - large, flat-bottomed wooden bowl having outward flaring sides and a narrow center strip dividing the inside area into equal parts (AED 1980)