Words

Tigrinya
där - goat pen built with dry stone walls (TED 2074)

Perhaps related.

Tigrinya
dəro - before, formerly, earlier, in ancient days (TED 2075)

Probably related following Leslau 1956: 247 and EDG 218.

Tigrinya
dar - edge, end, border; termination (TED 2075)

See also därät ‘border, extremity, limit’ (TED 2085). It is hard to say whether these and other Neo-Ethiopian terms for ‘border, limit’ belong to PS *dawr, in view of the semantic difference. Reduplicated expressions like kab dar kəsab dar ‘from end to end’ and dar dar kid ‘go along the side!’ (TED 2075) are noteworthy.

Tigrinya
därbäyä - to throw, to throw away, to throw down; to toss (away), to discard, to cast away, to chuck, to shed (clothes), to unload, to ejaculate (utter) (TED 2084)
Tigrinya
därho - chicken, hen (TED 2075)
Tigrinya
dorar - a variety of sorghum (TED 1736)
Tigrinya
däräsä - to write, to compose a homily, a book of hymns, to sing someone’s praises (as do the men who earn their living by going from house to house or to banquets) (TED 2078)
Tigrinya
däräsä - to arrive at one’s destination (TED 2078)
from Amharic
Tigrinya
därät - chest (TED 2085)
Probably, related to milking of being Arb. loan-words (for a wide circulation of this Arb. borrowing, cf. E. Cush.: Somali darar ‘avere più latte’ [Som.-It. 135]).
Tigrinya
das - a kind of pavilion originally made with fresh green branches laid over a framework of poles planted in the ground (TED 2099)