Amharic
amballa - a white aquatic bird which travels in flocks
(K 1128)
Commented upon as “a Tigre word”
Amharic
ǝmfut - a short-tailed, blunt-nosed viper
(K 1140)
Amharic
ammäḳä - to oppress, to rule by force
(AED 1126)
Amharic
əmmita - grandmother
(AED 1133)
Amharic
amora - large bird
(AED 1124)
Also ǧofe amora ‘vulture’; zämač amora ‘vulture which follows the army in order to feast on the dead’, ibid.
Also Old Amh. ˀamora ‘Geier’, Lttmann 1943:491.
The diachronic nature of both vowels is problematic. -e may go back to *-aya resulting from secondary attachment of the 1 sg. pronominal suffix *-ya (Kogan 2009:66).
Also Old Amh., Littman 1943:492.
Amharic
anč̣ət - a kind of hawk with a white breast
(K 1252)