baru

báru (canonical masculine)
barwá (feminine plural)
baritteetá (feminine plural)
báru (absolutive)
báru (predicative)
barí (subjective)
barí (genitive)
bárul (l-case)
báruk (k-case)
bárut (t-case)
báruh (h-case)


san

sán (canonical masculine)
sanitté (feminine plural)
sanwá (feminine plural)

From Proto-Cushitic *ʔisŋʷ-. Cognates include Hadiyya sane, Oromo funyaan, Sidamo sano, Somali san and Saho san.


bus

bús (canonical masculine)
buswá (feminine plural)
busuusá (feminine plural)
bús (absolutive)
búsu (predicative)
bús (subjective)
bustí (genitive)
búsul (l-case)
búsuk (k-case)
búsut (t-case)
búsuh (h-case)


amo

amó (canonical feminine)
amoomá (feminine plural)
amó (absolutive)
amó (predicative)
amó (subjective)
amó (genitive)
amól (l-case)
amók (k-case)
amót (t-case)
amóh (h-case)


af

aa-noun

áf m (plural afitté f or afoofá f or afoofí f)

áf (canonical masculine)
afitté (feminine plural)
afoofá (feminine plural)
afoofí (feminine plural)
áf (absolutive)
áfa (predicative)
áf (subjective)
aftí (genitive)
áfal (l-case)
áfak (k-case)
áfat (t-case)
áfah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *ʔaf, from Proto-Afroasiatic [Term?]. Cognates include Oromo afaan, Somali af and Saho af, furthermore Amharic አፍ (ʾäf) and Arabic فَم (fam).


inti

intí (canonical feminine)
intiitá (feminine plural)
intí (absolutive)
intí (predicative)
intí (subjective)
intí (genitive)
intíl (l-case)
intík (k-case)
intít (t-case)
intíh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *ʔil-. Cognates include Iraqw ila, Oromo ija, Sidamo ille, Somali indo and Saho inti.


tufo

tufó (canonical feminine)
tufó (absolutive)
tufó (predicative)
tufó (subjective)
tufó (genitive)
tufól (l-case)
tufók (k-case)
tufót (t-case)
tufóh (h-case)


iba

íba (canonical masculine)
ibitté (feminine plural)
ibáabu (masculine plural)
íba (absolutive)
íba (predicative)
ibí (subjective)
ibí (genitive)
íbal (l-case)
íbak (k-case)
íbat (t-case)
íbah (h-case)


arab

aráb (canonical masculine)
aroobá (feminine plural)
aráb (absolutive)
arába (predicative)
aráb (subjective)
aráb (genitive)
arábal (l-case)
arábak (k-case)
arábat (t-case)
arábah (h-case)


ayti

aytí (canonical feminine)
aytiitá (feminine plural)
aytí (absolutive)
aytí (predicative)
aytí (subjective)
aytí (genitive)
aytíl (l-case)
aytík (k-case)
aytít (t-case)
aytíh (h-case)


gaba

gabá (canonical feminine)
gaboobí (feminine plural)
gabá (absolutive)
gabá (predicative)
gabá (subjective)
gabá (genitive)
gabál (l-case)
gabák (k-case)
gabát (t-case)
gabáh (h-case)


gura

gúra (canonical masculine)
guraarí (feminine plural)
gúra (absolutive)
gúra (predicative)
gurí (subjective)
gurí (genitive)
gúral (l-case)
gúrak (k-case)
gúrat (t-case)
gúrah (h-case)


angu

angú (canonical feminine)
anguugá (feminine plural)
angú (absolutive)
angú (predicative)
angú (subjective)
angú (genitive)
angúl (l-case)
angúk (k-case)
angút (t-case)
angúh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic, from Proto-Afroasiatic *nuuk. Cognates include Iraqw isaangw, Sidamo unuuna, Saho angu and Jiiddu eenge (“breast”). Related to Somali nuug / dhuuq (“to suck”), Egyptian snq (“to suck”), Akkadian 𒂊𒉈𒆪 (enēqu, “to suck”), Hebrew ינק (yanaq, “to suck”), Hausa nono (“breast”).


minin

minín (canonical masculine)
miniiná (feminine plural)
minín (absolutive)
miníni (predicative)
minín (subjective)
minín (genitive)
minínil (l-case)
minínik (k-case)
minínit (t-case)
minínih (h-case)


gulub

gulúb (canonical masculine)
guluubá (feminine plural)
gulúb (absolutive)
gulúbu (predicative)
gulúb (subjective)
gulúb (genitive)
gulúbul (l-case)
gulúbuk (k-case)
gulúbut (t-case)
gulúbuh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Iraqw gurungura, Oromo jilba, Saho gulub, Sidamo guluphpho and Somali jilib, furthermore Amharic ጉልበት (gulbät).
Possibly related to Proto-Semitic *birk- (“knee”) which undergoes strong metathesis (*birk- > *kirb- > *gilb-). Compare also Proto-Semitic *rigl- (“leg, foot”) as a possible connection.


qaada

qaadá (canonical feminine)
qaadoodí (feminine plural)
qaadá (absolutive)
qaadá (predicative)
qaadá (subjective)
qaadá (genitive)
qaadál (l-case)
qaadák (k-case)
qaadát (t-case)
qaadáh (h-case)


cayso

caysó (canonical feminine)
caysoosá (feminine plural)
caysó (absolutive)
caysó (predicative)
caysó (subjective)
caysó (genitive)
caysól (l-case)
caysók (k-case)
caysót (t-case)
caysóh (h-case)


migda

migdá (canonical feminine)
migdá (absolutive)
migdá (predicative)
migdá (subjective)
migdá (genitive)
migdál (l-case)
migdák (k-case)
migdát (t-case)
migdáh (h-case)


qaag

qáag (canonical masculine)
qáag (absolutive)
qáaga (predicative)
qáag (subjective)
qáag (genitive)
qáagal (l-case)
qáagak (k-case)
qáagat (t-case)
qáagah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic عَاج (ʕāj, “ivory”).


uruffe

uruffé (canonical feminine)
uruffé (absolutive)
uruffé (predicative)
uruffé (subjective)
uruffé (genitive)
uruffél (l-case)
uruffék (k-case)
uruffét (t-case)
urufféh (h-case)


ulqi

úlqi (canonical masculine)
uluuqá (feminine plural)
uluuqitté (feminine plural)
úlqi (absolutive)
úlqi (predicative)
ulqí (subjective)
ulqí (genitive)
úlqil (l-case)
úlqik (k-case)
úlqit (t-case)
úlqih (h-case)

Ni úlqi!


ukubbi

ukubbí (canonical feminine)
ukubbí (absolutive)
ukubbí (predicative)
ukubbí (subjective)
ukubbí (genitive)
ukubbíl (l-case)
ukubbík (k-case)
ukubbít (t-case)
ukubbíh (h-case)


dacoyta

dacóyta (canonical masculine)
dacóyta (absolutive)
dacóyta (predicative)
dacoytí (subjective)
dacoytí (genitive)
dacóytal (l-case)
dacóytak (k-case)
dacóytat (t-case)
dacóytah (h-case)


dactusso

dactussó (canonical feminine)
dactussó (absolutive)
dactussó (predicative)
dactussó (subjective)
dactussó (genitive)
dactussól (l-case)
dactussók (k-case)
dactussót (t-case)
dactussóh (h-case)


kimbixxa

kimbíxxa (canonical masculine)
kimbíxxa (absolutive)
kimbíxxa (predicative)
kimbixxí (subjective)
kimbixxí (genitive)
kimbíxxal (l-case)
kimbíxxak (k-case)
kimbíxxat (t-case)
kimbíxxah (h-case)


qokka

qokká (canonical feminine)
qokká (absolutive)
qokká (predicative)
qokká (subjective)
qokká (genitive)
qokkál (l-case)
qokkák (k-case)
qokkát (t-case)
qokkáh (h-case)


arraaba

arraabá f (plural arráabob m or árrob m)

arraabá (canonical feminine)
arráabob (masculine plural)
árrob (masculine plural)
arraabá (absolutive)
arraabá (predicative)
arraabá (subjective)
arraabá (genitive)
arraabál (l-case)
arraabák (k-case)
arraabát (t-case)
arraabáh (h-case)
arrabá (alternative)

From Proto-Cushitic *caanrab-, cognate with Oromo arraba and Saho anrab.


baruud

barúud (canonical masculine)
barúud (absolutive)
barúudu (predicative)
barúud (subjective)
barúud (genitive)
barúudul (l-case)
barúuduk (k-case)
barúudut (t-case)
barúuduh (h-case)


gublo

gubló (canonical masculine)
gubló (absolutive)
gubló (predicative)
gubló (subjective)
gubló (genitive)
gublól (l-case)
gublók (k-case)
gublót (t-case)
gublóh (h-case)