Words

Amharic
feḳo - a kind of gazelle (AED 2298)
Amharic
fäkka - to burst open, to bloom, to be ripe (AED 2327)
Amharic
fäḳḳ alä - to stand aside (AED 2297)
Cf. also fäḳäḳḳ alä ‘to stand or step aside’ (ibid. 2299).
Amharic
afaḳä (caus. stem) - to sob, sigh, gasp (AED 2298)
Amharic
fäḳḳädä - to count, to check on livestock that have been taken to pasture; to allow, to permit, to authorize, to approve (AED 2300)
Amharic
ful - horse beans, broad beans (AED 2261)
Borrowed from Arabic.
Amharic
fälla - to pullulate, swarm (insects, ants) (AED 2260)
Attested in particular in the expression ḳəmal fälabät ‘to be swarming with lice’ (according to Kane, a secondary semantic development from the main meaning of fälla, namely ‘to boil, to ferment’)
Amharic
fälla - to boil, to ferment; to be heated, to glow (metal) (AED 2260)
Amharic
fälfäl - swarm of termites which leave the mound at the onset of the rainy season (AED 272)
According to Kane, derived from a verbal root meaing ‘to hatch (locusts)’
Amharic
fällägä - to seek, to look for, to inquire (AED 2269)