Words

Amharic
bušt - blanket or cloak made of wool; strong raincoat of olden times (AED 903, Ludolf 41)
Var. buššət. Borrowed from Arb. bušt, bišt ‘étoffe de laine brune’ Dozy I 88.
Amharic
bet - house (AED 912)
Amharic
bätäbbätä - to rip out the entrails, to rip or slash open (AED 917)
Amharic
bättäkä - to bruise, to hit someone leaving an internal wound but no blood flow; to make a hole in a garment (insect) (AED 918)
Amharic
bättäkä - to bruise, to hit someone leaving an internal wound but no blood flow; to make a hole in a garment (insect) (AED 918)
Amharic
beta krəstiyan, betäksiyan, betäskiyat - church (AED 912)
Amharic
battälä - to work alone, without any helper, to do things all by oneself (AED 915)

Probably connected to *batūl- ‘virgin’

Amharic
batäle - one who has no one to help him in his work, a bachelor or a woman without a husband (AED 915)
Amharic
batul - virgin (AED 915)
A borrowing from Arabic.
Amharic
bättər - branch, stick, rod (AED 916)