Words

Tigre
ˁazzä - to be strong, mighty (WTS 480)
Tigre
bäˀa - to enter, to come (WTS 289)
Tigre
bəˀəs - man, husband (WTS 289)

Probably < Arb. baˀs- “to be strong, mighty”.

Tigre
bəˀsä - to be angry (WTS 289)
Tigre
ˀatbaˁa - to cause a cow to care for her calf (WTS 293)

Also bəˁay ‘a cow that rejects her calf’.

Tigre
bäˁal - master; owner; inhabitant (WTS 292)
Tigre
bəˁrāy - ox, bull (WTS 292)
Tigre
buba - koodoo (antelope) (WTS 286)
Tigre
bab - door (WTS 286)

Borrowed from Arabic. The word is of Akkadian origin: bābu ‘gate, door’.

Tigre
bäč̣bäč̣ä - to stir about, to mix up (WTS 300)