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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)
Amharic
fälläḳä
- to gush up
(AED 2265)
Amharic
fälläḳä
- to split wood
(AED 2266)
Perhaps an Arabism.
Amharic
fäläḳḳäḳä
- to break open a cotton boll
(AED 2267)
Amharic
fällälä
- to split cleanly; to be divided
(AED 2261)
Amharic
fälläsä
- to be destroyed, to be broken, cracked or split in half
(AED 2263)
Amharic
fälläsä
- to emigrate, be uprooted
(CDG 160)
Amharic
fälläsä
- to paw the ground, to tear the ground with its horns (angry bull)
(AED 2264)
Amharic
fəlaṣa
- arrow, projectile
(AED 2271, Guidi 870)
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