Words

Harari
yī - this (masc.) (EDH 163)
Presumably, y- goes back to *z-, with the irregular palatalization (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:86).
Harari
yaˀ - that (masc.) (EDH 163)
Presumably, y- goes back to *z-, with the irregular palatalization (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:86).
Harari
yätta - this (fem.) (EDH 164)
Presumably, y- goes back to *z-, with the irregular palatalization (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:86).
Harari
yīyāč - these (EDH 164)
Harari
zi - he who, that (EDH 164)
Alongside with Akkadian, Hebrew and Phoenician, Harari is one of few languages, in which there is a distinction between demonstrative and relative pronouns (yī vs. zi).
Harari
-zo - his (genitive pronominal suffix, 3 masc. sg.) (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:101)
The extension -z- is an innovation. Compare the base az- in the personal pronouns of the 3rd person (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:103).
Harari
-ze - her (genitive pronominal suffix, 3 fem. sg.) (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:101)
The extension -z- is an innovation. Compare the base az- in the personal pronouns of the 3rd person (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:103).
Harari
zälälä - to jump over an obstacle (EDH 166)
Harari
zär - seed (EDH 167)
Harari
zēga - poor (EDH 165)