Words

Amharic
ḳädda - to have copious diarrhea (AED 817)
Also ‘to pour a liquid’.
Amharic
ḳädami - one who is first or foremost, one who overtakes; primary (AED 818–819)
Amharic
ḳäddäsä - to sanctify, to celebrate Mass, to purify (AED 821)
Amharic
täḳädaǯǯä - to put on the crown (monarch), to put on the diadem of a ras (noble), to have something placed on the head, e.g. wreath (AED 823)
Amharic
ḳäga - wild, thorny rose (Rosa abyssinica, Rosa schimperiana) (AED 824)
Amharic
ḳoḳ - partridge (Perdrix erckelii) (AED 761)
May be borrowed from or to Cush., v. SED II sub No. 126
Amharic
ḳəl - gourd (Lagenaria siceraria) (AED 673)
Also Old Amh. ḳəlˁ, Getatchew Haile 1969-1970:69.
Amharic
ḳälla - to become red (AED 670)
Amharic
ḳälawač̣ - sponger, parasite, scrounger (AED 689)
Amharic
ḳälawäṭä - to eat at the expense of others; to go uninvited from house to house, sponging food and drink (AED 689)