Words

Argobba
dar - boundary, border, edge (Leslau 1997: 199)

It is hard to say whether this and other Neo-Ethiopian terms for ‘border, limit’ belong to PS *dawr, in view of the semantic difference. The reduplicated expressions dar darun ‘along’ and bä—dardar ‘along’ (Leslau 1997: 199) are noteworthy.

Argobba
därät - chest (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 405)
Argobba
dəro - formerly, ago (Leslau 1997: 199)

Probably related following Leslau 1956: 247 and EDG 218.

Argobba
därräsa, derräsa - to arrive (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 403)
Arg. of Ṭollaha därräs (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 403)
Argobba
das - a framework of poles originally covered with leafy branches but now usually with canvas sheets to form a tentlike structure or pavilion to shelter guests for a wedding reception, a wake or the like (AAD 415)
Argobba
en - eye (Leslau 1997: 191)
Argobba
əherräḳa, əherräḳ - to be reconciled, to reconcile oneself (AAD 274)
Argobba
ətteggäsa - to bear patiently (Leslau 1997:189, AAD 232)
Argobba
fäč̣č̣a - to grind grain (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 496)
Arg. of Ṭollaha fäč̣č̣ (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 496)
Argobba
fid - face (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 497)