Words

Amharic
ṭäyyämä - to be dark of complexion, dark brown of skin (between ḳäy [light brown] and ṭəḳur [black])’ (AED 2172)
Amharic
ṭəǯǯa - calf (bovine) (AED 2179)
Amharic
ṭäǯǯ - mead made of a mixture of honey and water which is flavored with gešo-plant twigs and leaves and allowed to ferment (AED 2178)
Amharic
ṭäy, ṣähay - sun (AED 2172, 2249, Ludolf 98)
Amharic
-u/-w - his (genitive pronominal suffix, 3 masc. sg.) (AED 1469, Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:101)
Amharic
-wa - her (genitive pronominal suffix, 3 fem. sg.) (AED 1469)
Amharic
-w/-əw/-t - him (accusative pronominal suffix, 3 masc. sg.) (AED 1469, AED 954)
The allomorph -t is used with forms ending in -o, -u and -w (CDG 954). The element -t is also present in the 3 fem. sg. accusative suffix -at; its origin is unknown.
Amharic
wäddäḳä - to fall, to fall down; to fall in battle (AED 1565)
Amharic
wärč - foreleg of an animal (AED 1507)
Amharic
wäč̣ət - large, round-bottomed metal or crockery bowl, basin (AED 1597, KBT 961, Guidi 601)