Words

Argobba
dəgami - second (AAD 416)
Argobba
dəgər - a pair of wooden fittings, usually made of acacia wood, which are held by pins to the shaft of the plow above the plowshare for use in regulating the angle of the plowshare (AAD 419)
Argobba
dəmah, dəmaḥ - head (Leslau 1997: 198, AAD 126)
Argobba
dammäna, dona, dabäna - cloud (Leslau 1997:198, AAD 401)
Argobba
dims, dus - honey (Leslau 1997:198‒199)
Argobba
dənnəč - potato (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 418)
Argobba
doro - chicken, hen (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 420)
Argobba
dar - boundary, border, edge (Leslau 1997: 199)

It is hard to say whether this and other Neo-Ethiopian terms for ‘border, limit’ belong to PS *dawr, in view of the semantic difference. The reduplicated expressions dar darun ‘along’ and bä—dardar ‘along’ (Leslau 1997: 199) are noteworthy.

Argobba
därät - chest (Leslau 1997:199, AAD 405)
Argobba
dəro - formerly, ago (Leslau 1997: 199)

Probably related following Leslau 1956: 247 and EDG 218.