Words

Amharic
lamä - to be or become powedered, ground fine, reduced to a fine powder; to become docile or tame (person or animal originally spirited or untamed) (AED 43)
Amharic
lämmač - one who bows, bends; one who daubs; arrogant, conceited, who walks with a rolling gait (AED 51)
Amharic
lämd - warrior's garment made of skin (AED 50)
Amharic
lämd - sheepskin cloak or ornate ceremonial garment of velvet and gold brocade which may also have a lion's mane or panther skin attached to the shoulders and which is worn by persons of status; leather or hide backpack for carrying a baby (AED 50, Guidi 18, KBT 9)
Amharic
lämmädä - to be or become accustomed; to learn, to study (AED 49)
Amharic
lämällämä - to become verdant, send out shoots (AED 44)
Amharic
lämmañ - beggar, mendicant (AED 47)
Amharic
lämṭ - leprosy (AED 52)

It can be a loan from Gez. lamṣ - leprosy, scab. 

Amharic
lemat - a round basket with a tight-fitting domed lid which is used for keeping or transporting ənǧära-bread (AED 46, Ludolf 1, Guidi 16)
Amharic
lämmäṭä - to stroke, to caress; to smooth, to smear, to grease, to daub (AED 51)