Words

Tigrinya
näkätä - to drive in (a dart); to hit a branch or hedge with a stick (TED 1342‒1343)
Tigrinya
näḳḳäwä - muggire, ragliare e cosi dicesi del vociare di molte altre bestie (to moo, bray and so on, is said of the shouting of many other beasts) (TED 1317, Bassano 1918: 444)
A reflex of a variant root related to the present one.
Tigrinya
nəssu - he (TED 1306)
The base nəss- apparently goes back to *napš- ‘souľ (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:97).
Tigrinya
nəssa - she (TED 1306)
The base nəss- apparently goes back to *napš- ‘souľ (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:97).
Tigrinya
näsˀe - to raise, to lift (up), to pick up, to take up (TED 1309)
Tigrinya
nəssəki - you (fem. sg.) (TED 1306)
< *napšu-ki
Tigrinya
nəssəka - thou (TED 1306)
< *napšu-ka
Tigrinya
nəssəkən - you (fem.) (TED 1307)
Used as a polite form when addressing one or several persons.
Tigrinya
nəssəkum - you (masc.) (TED 1307)
Used as a polite form when addressing one or several persons.
Tigrinya
nəssom - they (masc.) (TED 1307)
Used as the polite form when mentioning one or several persons. The pronoun represents a combination of the base nəss- (going back to PS *napš-) and the 3 pl. m. pronominal suffix.