Words

Amharic
alläfä - to pass (AED 1115)
asalläfä - to serve (food or drink), to distribute (food or drink); to act as an usher or waiter (AED 1115)
Amharic
əllih - these (AED 1102)
Variant of ənnih.
Amharic
alläḳä - to come to an end, to be finished, to be consumed (CDG 261)
Amharic
allälä - to be in heat (equines); to desire sex (AED 1102)
Semanically possible, but hard to prove.
Amharic
allälä - to mark out, set aside a place of isolation or quarantine, e. g. for s.o. who has a dangerous, contagious disease (AED 1102)
Amharic
allälä - to dye or color cloth or straw (AED 1102)
Amharic
allämä - to dream (AED 1103)
Amharic
əm - from; than (AED 1119)
Borrowed from Geez ˀəm (variant of ˀəmənna).
Amharic
ambar, anbar - metal bracelet (AED 1129, Guidi 424, AYMQ 835)
Amharic
əmbiya - chest (of an equine or other animal not considered licit to eat) (AED 1330)
-bb- > -mb- is not unfrequent in Amh. The protoform may be *γa/umb-