abba

abbá (canonical masculine)
abbobtí (feminine plural)
abboobí (feminine plural)
abbá (absolutive)
abbá (predicative)
abbí (subjective)
abbí (genitive)
abbáw (vocative)
abbál (l-case)
abbák (k-case)
abbát (t-case)
abbáh (h-case)

From Proto-Afroasiatic *ʔab-, from a nursery word. Cognates include Saho abba, Somali aabo and Hebrew אבא (’abā’).


can

cán (canonical masculine)
caanowá (feminine plural)
canooná (feminine plural)
cán (absolutive)
cána (predicative)
cán (subjective)
cantí (genitive)
cánal (l-case)
cának (k-case)
cánat (t-case)
cánah (h-case)

Related to Somali caano, Oromo aannan and Saho xan.


bad

bád (canonical masculine)
badoodá (feminine plural)
bád (absolutive)
báda (predicative)
bád (subjective)
baddí (genitive)
bádal (l-case)
bádak (k-case)
bádat (t-case)
bádah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Somali bád and Saho bad.


heel

héel (canonical masculine)
héel (absolutive)
héeli (predicative)
héel (subjective)
héel (genitive)
héelil (l-case)
héelik (k-case)
héelit (t-case)
héelih (h-case)


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)


bir

bír (canonical masculine)
bír (absolutive)
bíri (predicative)
bír (subjective)
birtí (genitive)
bíril (l-case)
bírik (k-case)
bírit (t-case)
bírih (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)


bar

bár (canonical masculine)
baritté (feminine plural)
bár (absolutive)
bára (predicative)
barí (subjective)
bartí (genitive)
báral (l-case)
bárak (k-case)
bárat (t-case)
bárah (h-case)


mango

Ultimately from Malay mangga, from Malayalam മാങ്ങ (māṅṅa).


rob

rób (canonical masculine)
rób (absolutive)
róobu (predicative)
rób (subjective)
robtí (genitive)
róobul (l-case)
róobuk (k-case)
róobut (t-case)
róobuh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *roob- ~ *roop-. Cognates include Iraqw tluuw, Somali róob, Oromo rooba and Saho rob.


abu

ábu (canonical masculine)
ábu (absolutive)
ábu (predicative)
abí (subjective)
abí (genitive)
ábul (l-case)
ábuk (k-case)
ábut (t-case)
ábuh (h-case)


bun

bún (canonical masculine)
buunitté (feminine plural)
bún (absolutive)
búunu (predicative)
bún (subjective)
buntí (genitive)
búunul (l-case)
búunuk (k-case)
búunut (t-case)
búunuh (h-case)
búun (alternative)
búna (alternative)
buná (alternative)


data

datá (canonical)
datiyóh (first-person indicative indicative-i present singular v-affirmative)
datitóh (indicative indicative-i present second-person singular v-affirmative)
datáh (indicative indicative-i masculine present singular third-person v-affirmative)
datáh (feminine indicative indicative-i present singular third-person v-affirmative)
datinóh (first-person indicative indicative-i plural present v-affirmative)
datitoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present second-person v-affirmative)
datoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present third-person v-affirmative)
datiyó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular)
datitó (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present second-person singular)
datá (indicative indicative-i masculine n-affirmative present singular third-person)
datá (feminine indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular third-person)
datinó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present)
datitón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present second-person)
datón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present third-person)
mádatiyo (first-person indicative indicative-i negative present singular)
mádatito (indicative indicative-i negative present second-person singular)
mádata (indicative indicative-i masculine negative present singular third-person)
mádata (feminine indicative indicative-i negative present singular third-person)
mádatino (first-person indicative indicative-i negative plural present)
mádatiton (indicative indicative-i negative plural present second-person)
mádaton (indicative indicative-i negative plural present third-person)
dátuk + perfective of én (indicative indicative-i past)
dátuk + perfective of sugé (indicative indicative-ii past)
datiyóm takkéh (affirmative first-person potential present singular)
datitóm takkéh (affirmative potential present second-person singular)
datám takkéh (affirmative masculine potential present singular third-person)
datám takkéh (affirmative feminine potential present singular third-person)
datinóm takkéh (affirmative first-person plural potential present)
datitoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present second-person)
datoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present third-person)
dátuk + past conditional of sugé (affirmative conditional past)
dátih (converb h-converb)
dátuk (converb k-converb)
datínnuh (converb innuh-converb singular third-person)
datíyya (feminine infinitive singular third-person)


abaci

aa-noun

abáci m (plural abcitté f or abiicá f or abaacá f or aboocá f)

abáci (canonical masculine)
abcitté (feminine plural)
abiicá (feminine plural)
abaacá (feminine plural)
aboocá (feminine plural)
abáci (absolutive)
abáci (predicative)
abací (subjective)
abací (genitive)
abácil (l-case)
abácik (k-case)
abácit (t-case)
abácih (h-case)


anna

anná (canonical feminine)
anná (absolutive)
anná (predicative)
anná (subjective)
anná (genitive)
annál (l-case)
annák (k-case)
annát (t-case)
annáh (h-case)


kondom

kóndom (canonical masculine)
kondomwá (feminine plural)


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)


basal

básal (canonical masculine)
basáltu (masculine singulative)
básal (absolutive)
básala (predicative)
básal (subjective)
básal (genitive)
básalal (l-case)
básalak (k-case)
básalat (t-case)
básalah (h-case)


basta

bastá (canonical feminine)
bastá (absolutive)
bastá (predicative)
bastá (subjective)
bastá (genitive)
bastál (l-case)
basták (k-case)
bastát (t-case)
bastáh (h-case)


barra

barrá (canonical feminine)
agábu (masculine plural)
agaabá (feminine plural)
barrá (absolutive)
barrá (predicative)
barrá (subjective)
barrá (genitive)
barrál (l-case)
barrák (k-case)
barrát (t-case)
barráh (h-case)


karma

karmá (canonical feminine)
karmoomí (feminine plural)
karmá (absolutive)
karmá (predicative)
karmá (subjective)
karmá (genitive)
karmál (l-case)
karmák (k-case)
karmát (t-case)
karmáh (h-case)


abur

abúr (canonical masculine)
abuuritté (feminine plural)
abúr (absolutive)
abúuru (predicative)
abúr (subjective)
abúr (genitive)
abúurul (l-case)
abúuruk (k-case)
abúurut (t-case)
abúuruh (h-case)


bufo

bufó (canonical feminine)
bufó (absolutive)
bufó (predicative)
bufó (subjective)
bufó (genitive)
bufól (l-case)
bufók (k-case)
bufót (t-case)
bufóh (h-case)


lee

lée (canonical feminine)
lelwá (feminine plural)
lée (absolutive)
lée (predicative)
lée (subjective)
lée (genitive)
léel (l-case)
léek (k-case)
léet (t-case)
léeh (h-case)


Saami

Saamí (canonical)
Saamí (absolutive)
Saamí (predicative)
Saamí (subjective)
Saamí (genitive)
Saamiyáy (vocative)
Saamíl (l-case)
Saamík (k-case)
Saamít (t-case)
Saamíh (h-case)


asi

así (canonical feminine)
así (absolutive)
así (predicative)
así (subjective)
así (genitive)
asíl (l-case)
asík (k-case)
asít (t-case)
asíh (h-case)

(geography) reg (hard surface of rock in sand)


Rabbi

Rábbi (canonical masculine)
Rábbi (absolutive)
Rábbi (predicative)
Rabbí (subjective)
Rabbí (genitive)
Rabbów (vocative)
Rábbil (l-case)
Rábbik (k-case)
Rábbit (t-case)
Rábbih (h-case)

From Arabic رَبِّي (rabbī, literally “my lord”).

bor

Faylaa kee Saare ginô Rabbi le.

Saytun Qhuraan kee kay maqnah tarjamaty Qafar afal tani [The clear Qur'an and its explanation translated into the Afar language], Suurat Al-Faatica, verse 2:

Our lord of creation is worthy of praise and praisesongs.


Tigre

aa-noun

Tigré f (singulative Tigréyta m or Tigreytá f)

Tigré (canonical feminine)
Tigréyta (masculine singulative)
Tigreytá (feminine singulative)
Tigré (absolutive)
Tigré (predicative)
Tigré (subjective)
Tigré (genitive)
Tigrél (l-case)
Tigrék (k-case)
Tigrét (t-case)
Tigréh (h-case)


acad

acád (canonical masculine)
acaditté (feminine plural)
acád (absolutive)
acáada (predicative)
acád (subjective)
acaddí (genitive)
acáadal (l-case)
acáadak (k-case)
acáadat (t-case)
acáadah (h-case)

acad · itlen · talaata · arbaq · kamiis · gumqat · sabti [edit]


beera

Related to Somali bérri, Oromo boruu and Saho béera


beera

béera (canonical masculine)
béera (absolutive)
béera (predicative)
beerí (subjective)
beerí (genitive)
béeral (l-case)
béerak (k-case)
béerat (t-case)
béerah (h-case)


af

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).


gira

girá (canonical feminine)
giraarí (feminine plural)
girá (absolutive)
girá (predicative)
girá (subjective)
girá (genitive)
girál (l-case)
girák (k-case)
girát (t-case)
giráh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Kambaata gira, Sidamo gira and Saho gira.


santa

santá (canonical feminine)
sánot (masculine plural)
santá (absolutive)
santá (predicative)
santá (subjective)
santá (genitive)
santál (l-case)
santák (k-case)
santát (t-case)
santáh (h-case)


lactam

lactám (canonical masculine)
lactamitté (feminine plural)
lactám (absolutive)
lactáma (predicative)
lactám (subjective)
lactám (genitive)
lactámal (l-case)
lactámak (k-case)
lactámat (t-case)
lactámah (h-case)


kitab

kitáb (canonical masculine)
kitoobá (feminine plural)
kitáb (absolutive)
kitáaba (predicative)
kitáb (subjective)
kitáb (genitive)
kitáabal (l-case)
kitáabak (k-case)
kitáabat (t-case)
kitáabah (h-case)


Cate

Caté (canonical)
Caté (absolutive)
Caté (predicative)
Catí (subjective)
Catí (genitive)
Catéw (vocative)
Catél (l-case)
Caték (k-case)
Catét (t-case)
Catéh (h-case)


buna

búna (canonical masculine)
buná (canonical feminine)
bunitté (feminine plural)
búna (absolutive)
búna (predicative)
buní (subjective)
buní (genitive)
búnal (l-case)
búnak (k-case)
búnat (t-case)
búnah (h-case)
buná (absolutive)
buná (predicative)
buná (subjective)
buná (genitive)
bunál (l-case)
bunák (k-case)
bunát (t-case)
bunáh (h-case)
bún (alternative)
búun (alternative)

Borrowed from Amharic ቡና (buna). Cognates include Oromo buna and Sidamo buna.


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.


ardi

árdi (canonical masculine)
arditté (feminine plural)
araadí (feminine plural)
árdi (absolutive)
árdi (predicative)
ardí (subjective)
ardí (genitive)
árdil (l-case)
árdik (k-case)
árdit (t-case)
árdih (h-case)

→⇒ Translingual: Ardipithecus

From Arabic أَرْض (ʔarḍ). Unrelated to English earth or German Erde.


ina

iná (canonical feminine)
inaaní (feminine plural)
inontí (feminine plural)
iná (absolutive)
iná (predicative)
iná (subjective)
iná (genitive)
inál (l-case)
inák (k-case)
inát (t-case)
ináh (h-case)


kabel

kábel (canonical)
kabél (canonical masculine)
kabellá (feminine singulative)
kábel (absolutive)
kábeeli (predicative)
kábel (subjective)
kábel (genitive)
kábeelil (l-case)
kábeelik (k-case)
kábeelit (t-case)
kábeelih (h-case)
kabél (absolutive)
kabéeli (predicative)
kabél (subjective)
kabél (genitive)
kabéelil (l-case)
kabéelik (k-case)
kabéelit (t-case)
kabéelih (h-case)


saqal

saqál (canonical masculine)
sáqol (masculine plural)
saqoltí (feminine plural)
saqál (absolutive)
saqála (predicative)
saqál (subjective)
saqál (genitive)
saqálal (l-case)
saqálak (k-case)
saqálat (t-case)
saqálah (h-case)


tufo

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


tuut

túut (canonical masculine)
túut (absolutive)
túutu (predicative)
túut (subjective)
túut (genitive)
túutul (l-case)
túutuk (k-case)
túutut (t-case)
túutuh (h-case)


sanat

sanát (canonical masculine)
sanootá (feminine plural)
sanát (absolutive)
sanáta (predicative)
sanát (subjective)
sanát (genitive)
sanátal (l-case)
sanátak (k-case)
sanátat (t-case)
sanátah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic سَنَة (sana). Compare Tigre ሰነት (sänät).


olo

oló (canonical feminine)
olaalí (feminine plural)
oló (absolutive)
oló (predicative)
oló (subjective)
oló (genitive)
olól (l-case)
olók (k-case)
olót (t-case)
olóh (h-case)


cado

cadó f (singulative cadóyta m, plural cadoodá f)

cadó (canonical feminine)
cadóyta (masculine singulative)
cadoodá (feminine plural)
cadó (absolutive)
cadó (predicative)
cadó (subjective)
cadó (genitive)
cadól (l-case)
cadók (k-case)
cadót (t-case)
cadóh (h-case)


ulla

ullá (canonical feminine)
ullalwá (feminine plural)
ullaalí (feminine plural)
ullá (absolutive)
ullá (predicative)
ullá (subjective)
ullá (genitive)
ullál (l-case)
ullák (k-case)
ullát (t-case)
ulláh (h-case)

new mother (up to the 40th day after giving birth)


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)


kedo

kedó (canonical feminine)
kedoodá (feminine plural)
kedó (absolutive)
kedó (predicative)
kedó (subjective)
kedó (genitive)
kedól (l-case)
kedók (k-case)
kedót (t-case)
kedóh (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)


kabir

kabír (canonical masculine)
kabirwá (feminine plural)
kabír (absolutive)
kabíiri (predicative)
kabír (subjective)
kabír (genitive)
kabíiril (l-case)
kabíirik (k-case)
kabíirit (t-case)
kabíirih (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic خَبِير (ḵabīr, “expert”).


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)


daro

daró (canonical feminine)
daró (absolutive)
daró (predicative)
daró (subjective)
daró (genitive)
daról (l-case)
darók (k-case)
darót (t-case)
daróh (h-case)


gili

gíli (canonical masculine)
gilwá (feminine plural)
gíli (absolutive)
gíli (predicative)
gilí (subjective)
gilí (genitive)
gílil (l-case)
gílik (k-case)
gílit (t-case)
gílih (h-case)


awka

áwka (canonical masculine)
úrru (masculine plural)
áwka (absolutive)
áwka (predicative)
awkí (subjective)
awkí (genitive)
áwkal (l-case)
áwkak (k-case)
áwkat (t-case)
áwkah (h-case)


awka

awká (canonical feminine)
úrru (masculine plural)
awká (absolutive)
awká (predicative)
awká (subjective)
awká (genitive)
awkál (l-case)
awkák (k-case)
awkát (t-case)
awkáh (h-case)


kasal

kásal (canonical masculine)
kasaltó (feminine singulative)
kásal (absolutive)
kásala (predicative)
kásal (subjective)
kásal (genitive)
kásalal (l-case)
kásalak (k-case)
kásalat (t-case)
kásalah (h-case)

Vachellia nilotica
Vachellia nilotica#Translingual

(collective) babuls (Vachellia nilotica)


ballu

bállu (canonical masculine)
baallá (feminine plural)
bállu (absolutive)
bállu (predicative)
ballí (subjective)
ballí (genitive)
bállul (l-case)
bálluk (k-case)
bállut (t-case)
bálluh (h-case)

balló

uxorial mother-in-law; uxorial sister-in-law


bool

bóol (canonical masculine)
bóol (absolutive)
bóolu (predicative)
bóol (subjective)
bóol (genitive)
bóolul (l-case)
bóoluk (k-case)
bóolut (t-case)
bóoluh (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)


saaku

sáaku (canonical masculine)
saakitté (feminine plural)
sáaku (absolutive)
sáaku (predicative)
saakí (subjective)
saakí (genitive)
sáakul (l-case)
sáakuk (k-case)
sáakut (t-case)
sáakuh (h-case)


caxa

caxá (canonical feminine)
cóox (masculine plural)
caxá (absolutive)
caxá (predicative)
caxá (subjective)
caxá (genitive)
caxál (l-case)
caxák (k-case)
caxát (t-case)
caxáh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Iraqw xaʼnoo, Sidamo haqqe, and Saho xarha.
The semantic shifts from the original meaning "tree" to other senses are explained as follows:
* "tree" > "medicine", due to the fact that medicines were often made of tree parts.
* "tree" > "council", due to the fact that councils traditionally gathered under large trees, to protect oneself from the Sun.


gaqambo

gaqambó (canonical feminine)
gaqamboytá (feminine singulative)
gaqambó (absolutive)
gaqambó (predicative)
gaqambó (subjective)
gaqambó (genitive)
gaqamból (l-case)
gaqambók (k-case)
gaqambót (t-case)
gaqambóh (h-case)


darfi

dárfi (canonical masculine)
durúuf (masculine plural)
dárfi (absolutive)
dárfi (predicative)
darfí (subjective)
darfí (genitive)
dárfil (l-case)
dárfik (k-case)
dárfit (t-case)
dárfih (h-case)


daftar

daftár m (plural daftaritté f or dafáatir m)

daftár (canonical masculine)
daftaritté (feminine plural)
dafáatir (masculine plural)
daftár (absolutive)
daftára (predicative)
daftár (subjective)
daftár (genitive)
daftáral (l-case)
daftárak (k-case)
daftárat (t-case)
daftárah (h-case)


lacey

lacéy (canonical masculine)
lacéy (absolutive)
lacéyi (predicative)
lacéeyi (predicative)
lacéy (subjective)
licá (genitive)
lacá (genitive)
lacéyil (l-case)
lacéeyil (l-case)
lacéyik (k-case)
lacéeyik (k-case)
lacéyit (t-case)
lacéeyit (t-case)
lacéyih (h-case)
lacéeyih (h-case)
lecéy (alternative)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Iraqw lahhóoʼ, Sidamo lee, Somali líx and Saho lix, Kambaata lého.


furum

furúm (canonical masculine)
furuntó (feminine singulative)
furúm (absolutive)
furúmu (predicative)
furúm (subjective)
furúm (genitive)
furúmul (l-case)
furúmuk (k-case)
furúmut (t-case)
furúmuh (h-case)


abice

abicé (canonical)
abicéh (first-person perfective singular v-affirmative)
abictéh (perfective second-person singular v-affirmative)
abicéh (masculine perfective singular third-person v-affirmative)
abictéh (feminine perfective singular third-person v-affirmative)
abicnéh (first-person perfective plural v-affirmative)
abicteeníh (perfective plural second-person v-affirmative)
abiceeníh (perfective plural third-person v-affirmative)
abicé (first-person n-affirmative perfective singular)
abicté (n-affirmative perfective second-person singular)
abicé (masculine n-affirmative perfective singular third-person)
abicté (feminine n-affirmative perfective singular third-person)
abicné (first-person n-affirmative perfective plural)
abictén (n-affirmative perfective plural second-person)
abicén (n-affirmative perfective plural third-person)
mábicinniyo (first-person negative perfective singular)
mábicinnito (negative perfective second-person singular)
mábicinna (masculine negative perfective singular third-person)
mábicinna (feminine negative perfective singular third-person)
mábicinnino (first-person negative perfective plural)
mábicinniton (negative perfective plural second-person)
mábicinnon (negative perfective plural third-person)
abicáh (first-person imperfective singular v-affirmative)
abictáh (imperfective second-person singular v-affirmative)
abicáh (imperfective masculine singular third-person v-affirmative)
abictáh (feminine imperfective singular third-person v-affirmative)
abicnáh (first-person imperfective plural v-affirmative)
abictaanáh (imperfective plural second-person v-affirmative)
abicaanáh (imperfective plural third-person v-affirmative)
abicá (first-person imperfective n-affirmative singular)
abictá (imperfective n-affirmative second-person singular)
abicá (imperfective masculine n-affirmative singular third-person)
abictá (feminine imperfective n-affirmative singular third-person)
abicná (first-person imperfective n-affirmative plural)
abictán (imperfective n-affirmative plural second-person)
abicán (imperfective n-affirmative plural third-person)
mábica (first-person imperfective negative singular)
mábicta (imperfective negative second-person singular)
mábica (imperfective masculine negative singular third-person)
mábicta (feminine imperfective negative singular third-person)
mábicna (first-person imperfective negative plural)
mábictan (imperfective negative plural second-person)
mábican (imperfective negative plural third-person)
abicéliyoh (first-person prospective singular v-affirmative)
abicéyyoh (first-person prospective singular v-affirmative)
abicélitoh (prospective second-person singular v-affirmative)
abicéttoh (prospective second-person singular v-affirmative)
abicéleh (masculine prospective singular third-person v-affirmative)
abicéleh (feminine prospective singular third-person v-affirmative)
abicélinoh (first-person plural prospective v-affirmative)
abicénnoh (first-person plural prospective v-affirmative)
abicélitoonuh (plural prospective second-person v-affirmative)
abicéttoonuh (plural prospective second-person v-affirmative)
abicéloonuh (plural prospective third-person v-affirmative)
abicéliyo (first-person n-affirmative prospective singular)
abicéyyo (first-person n-affirmative prospective singular)
abicélito (n-affirmative prospective second-person singular)
abicétto (n-affirmative prospective second-person singular)
abicéle (masculine n-affirmative prospective singular third-person)
abicéle (feminine n-affirmative prospective singular third-person)
abicélino (first-person n-affirmative plural prospective)
abicénno (first-person n-affirmative plural prospective)
abicéliton (n-affirmative plural prospective second-person)
abicétton (n-affirmative plural prospective second-person)
abicélon (n-affirmative plural prospective third-person)
abícuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i first-person singular v-affirmative)
abíctuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i second-person singular v-affirmative)
abícuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i masculine singular third-person v-affirmative)
abíctuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i feminine singular third-person v-affirmative)
abícuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i first-person plural v-affirmative)
abictóonuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i plural second-person v-affirmative)
abicóonuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i plural third-person v-affirmative)
abícu (conjunctive conjunctive-i first-person n-affirmative singular)
abíctu (conjunctive conjunctive-i n-affirmative second-person singular)
abícu (conjunctive conjunctive-i masculine n-affirmative singular third-person)
abíctu (conjunctive conjunctive-i feminine n-affirmative singular third-person)
abícu (conjunctive conjunctive-i first-person n-affirmative plural)
abictón (conjunctive conjunctive-i n-affirmative plural second-person)
abicón (conjunctive conjunctive-i n-affirmative plural third-person)
abicé wáyuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i first-person negative singular)
abicé wáytuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i negative second-person singular)
abicé wáyuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i masculine negative singular third-person)
abicé wáytuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i feminine negative singular third-person)
abicé wáynuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i first-person negative plural)
abicé waytóonuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i negative plural second-person)
abicé wóonuh (conjunctive conjunctive-i negative plural third-person)
abicánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii first-person singular v-affirmative)
abictánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii second-person singular v-affirmative)
abicánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii masculine singular third-person v-affirmative)
abictánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii feminine singular third-person v-affirmative)
abicnánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii first-person plural v-affirmative)
abictaanánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii plural second-person v-affirmative)
abicaanánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii plural third-person v-affirmative)
abicánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii first-person n-affirmative singular)
abictánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii n-affirmative second-person singular)
abicánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii masculine n-affirmative singular third-person)
abictánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii feminine n-affirmative singular third-person)
abicnánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii first-person n-affirmative plural)
abictaanánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii n-affirmative plural second-person)
abicaanánke (conjunctive conjunctive-ii n-affirmative plural third-person)
abicé wáankeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii first-person negative singular)
abicé waytánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii negative second-person singular)
abicé wáankeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii masculine negative singular third-person)
abicé waytánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii feminine negative singular third-person)
abicé waynánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii first-person negative plural)
abicé waytaanánkeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii negative plural second-person)
abicé wáankeh (conjunctive conjunctive-ii negative plural third-person)
abícay (affirmative first-person jussive singular)
abíctay (affirmative jussive second-person singular)
abícay (affirmative jussive masculine singular third-person)
abíctay (affirmative feminine jussive singular third-person)
abícay (affirmative first-person jussive plural)
abictóonay (affirmative jussive plural second-person)
abicóonay (affirmative jussive plural third-person)
abicé wáay (first-person jussive negative singular)
abicé wáytay (jussive negative second-person singular)
abicé wáay (jussive masculine negative singular third-person)
abicé wáytay (feminine jussive negative singular third-person)
abicé wáynay (first-person jussive negative plural)
abicé waytóonay (jussive negative plural second-person)
abicé wóonay (jussive negative plural third-person)
abicinniyóy (affirmative conditional first-person past singular)
abicinnitóy (affirmative conditional past second-person singular)
abicinnáy (affirmative conditional masculine past singular third-person)
abicinnáy (affirmative conditional feminine past singular third-person)
abicinninóy (affirmative conditional first-person past plural)
abicinnitoonúy (affirmative conditional past plural second-person)
abicinnoonúy (affirmative conditional past plural third-person)
abicé wanniyóy (conditional first-person negative past singular)
abicé wannitóy (conditional negative past second-person singular)
abicé wannáy (conditional masculine negative past singular third-person)
abicé wannáy (conditional feminine negative past singular third-person)
abicé wanninóy (conditional first-person negative past plural)
abicé wannitoonúy (conditional negative past plural second-person)
abicé wanninoonúy (conditional negative past plural third-person)
abicék (affirmative conditional conditional-i first-person present singular)
abicték (affirmative conditional conditional-i present second-person singular)
abicék (affirmative conditional conditional-i masculine present singular third-person)
abicték (affirmative conditional conditional-i feminine present singular third-person)
abicnék (affirmative conditional conditional-i first-person plural present)
abicteeník (affirmative conditional conditional-i plural present second-person)
abiceeník (affirmative conditional conditional-i plural present third-person)
abicé wéek (conditional conditional-i first-person negative present singular)
abicé wayték (conditional conditional-i negative present second-person singular)
abicé wéek (conditional conditional-i masculine negative present singular third-person)
abicé wayték (conditional conditional-i feminine negative present singular third-person)
abicé waynék (conditional conditional-i first-person negative plural present)
abicé wayteeník (conditional conditional-i negative plural present second-person)
abicé weeník (conditional conditional-i negative plural present third-person)
abicóo (affirmative consultative singular)
abicnóo (affirmative consultative plural)
abíc (affirmative singular)
abíca (affirmative plural)
mabicóo (consultative negative singular)
mabicnóo (consultative negative plural)
mábicin (negative singular)
mábicina (negative plural)
abícah (converb h-converb)
abíci (converb i-form)
abícak (converb k-converb)
abicínnuh (converb innuh-converb plural)
abicínnuk (converb innuk-converb plural)
abicíyya (infinitive plural)
abicináanih (indefinite participle v-focus)
abicináan (indefinite n-focus participle)
-k converb + imperfective of én (multiword-construction past progressive)
-k converb + prospective of sugé (future multiword-construction progressive)
imperfective + -m + takké (affirmative imperfect multiword-construction potential potential-ii)
perfective + -m + takké (affirmative multiword-construction perfect potential)
abicé + perfective of wée + -m + takké (multiword-construction negative perfect potential)
imperfective + object pronoun + tekkék (affirmative conditional conditional-ii multiword-construction present)
perfective + imperfective of sugé + -k (affirmative conditional multiword-construction perfect)
abicé + perfective of xaaxé (irrealis multiword-construction)
abacé (alternative)

(Northern Afar, intransitive) smell, stink


baxa

Placed after a masculine noun to indicate a small amount or size of that noun: small, little


baxa

baxá (canonical feminine)
xayló (feminine plural)
baxá (absolutive)
baxá (predicative)
baxá (subjective)
baxá (genitive)
baxál (l-case)
baxák (k-case)
baxát (t-case)
baxáh (h-case)


baxa

Placed after a feminine noun to indicate a small amount or size of that noun: small, little


furunto

furuntó (canonical feminine)
furúm (masculine plural)


ramad

ramád (canonical masculine)
ramoodá (feminine plural)
ramád (absolutive)
ramáda (predicative)
ramád (subjective)
ramád (genitive)
ramádal (l-case)
ramádak (k-case)
ramádat (t-case)
ramádah (h-case)
ramíd (alternative)


buxa

buxá (canonical feminine)
buxá (absolutive)
buxá (predicative)
buxá (subjective)
buxá (genitive)
buxál (l-case)
buxák (k-case)
buxát (t-case)
buxáh (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”).


alkool

alkóol (canonical masculine)
alkóol (absolutive)
alkóolu (predicative)
alkóol (subjective)
alkóol (genitive)
alkóolul (l-case)
alkóoluk (k-case)
alkóolut (t-case)
alkóoluh (h-case)

Ultimately from Arabic اَلْكُحْل (al-kuḥl, “kohl”). Doublet of kucúl.


galbo

galbó (canonical feminine)
galbó (absolutive)
galbó (predicative)
galbó (subjective)
galbó (genitive)
galból (l-case)
galbók (k-case)
galbót (t-case)
galbóh (h-case)


gudri

gúdri (canonical masculine)
gúdri (absolutive)
gúdri (predicative)
gudrí (subjective)
gudrí (genitive)
gúdril (l-case)
gúdrik (k-case)
gúdrit (t-case)
gúdrih (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic جُدَرِيّ (judariyy).


waane

waané (canonical feminine)
waané (absolutive)
waané (predicative)
waané (subjective)
waané (genitive)
waanél (l-case)
waanék (k-case)
waanét (t-case)
waanéh (h-case)


ilmu

ílmu m (singulative ilmóyta m or ilmónta m or ilmoytá f or ilmontá f)

ílmu (canonical masculine)
ilmóyta (masculine singulative)
ilmónta (masculine singulative)
ilmoytá (feminine singulative)
ilmontá (feminine singulative)
ílmu (absolutive)
ílmu (predicative)
ilmí (subjective)
ilmí (genitive)
ílmul (l-case)
ílmuk (k-case)
ílmut (t-case)
ílmuh (h-case)

(collective) bastards (illegitimate children)


barti

bartí (canonical feminine)
bartiitá (feminine plural)
bartí (absolutive)
bartí (predicative)
bartí (subjective)
bartí (genitive)
bartíl (l-case)
bartík (k-case)
bartít (t-case)
bartíh (h-case)


qari

qári (canonical masculine)
qarwá (feminine plural)
qári (absolutive)
qári (predicative)
qarí (subjective)
qarí (genitive)
qáril (l-case)
qárik (k-case)
qárit (t-case)
qárih (h-case)


boliis

bolíis (canonical masculine)
bolístu (masculine singulative)
bolíis (absolutive)
bolíisi (predicative)
bolíis (subjective)
bolíis (genitive)
bolíisil (l-case)
bolíisik (k-case)
bolíisit (t-case)
bolíisih (h-case)


basaltu

basáltu (canonical masculine)
básal (masculine plural)
basáltu (absolutive)
basáltu (predicative)
basaltí (subjective)
basaltí (genitive)
basáltul (l-case)
basáltuk (k-case)
basáltut (t-case)
basáltuh (h-case)


dahab

daháb (canonical masculine)
dahoobá (feminine plural)
daháb (absolutive)
dahába (predicative)
daháb (subjective)
daháb (genitive)
dahábal (l-case)
dahábak (k-case)
dahábat (t-case)
dahábah (h-case)


galam

galám (canonical masculine)
galám (absolutive)
galáma (predicative)
galám (subjective)
galám (genitive)
galámal (l-case)
galámak (k-case)
galámat (t-case)
galámah (h-case)
kalám (alternative)


soom

sóom (canonical masculine)
sóom (absolutive)
sóomu (predicative)
sóom (subjective)
sóom (genitive)
sóomul (l-case)
sóomuk (k-case)
sóomut (t-case)
sóomuh (h-case)


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)


alsa

álsa (canonical masculine)
alsitté (feminine plural)
aloosá (feminine plural)
álsa (absolutive)
álsa (predicative)
alsí (subjective)
alsí (genitive)
álsal (l-case)
álsak (k-case)
álsat (t-case)
álsah (h-case)

Cognates include Saho alsa (“moon, month”), alsä (“moonlight”).


alsa

alsá (canonical feminine)
alsoosí (feminine plural)
alsáli (masculine plural)
alsá (absolutive)
alsá (predicative)
alsá (subjective)
alsá (genitive)
alsál (l-case)
alsák (k-case)
alsát (t-case)
alsáh (h-case)


sabti

sábti (canonical masculine)
sabtitté (feminine plural)
sábti (absolutive)
sábti (predicative)
sabtí (subjective)
sabtí (genitive)
sábtil (l-case)
sábtik (k-case)
sábtit (t-case)
sábtih (h-case)


talaata

talaatá (canonical feminine)
talaatootí (feminine plural)
talaatá (absolutive)
talaatá (predicative)
talaatá (subjective)
talaatá (genitive)
talaatál (l-case)
talaaták (k-case)
talaatát (t-case)
talaatáh (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic ثَلَاثَاء (ṯalāṯāʔ).

bor

الثَّلَاثَاء

Arabic ثَلَاثَاء (ṯalāṯāʔ)


xaa

xáa (canonical masculine)
xéet (masculine plural)
xáa (absolutive)
xáa (predicative)
xáaha (predicative)
xaahí (subjective)
xaahí (genitive)
xáa (l-case)
xáahal (l-case)
xáa (k-case)
xáahak (k-case)
xáa (t-case)
xáahat (t-case)
xáa (h-case)
xáahah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Iraqw tlaa, Oromo dhagaa, Somali dhagax and Saho dhaa.


baabur

baabúr (canonical masculine)
bawáabir (masculine plural)
baabúr (absolutive)
baabúru (predicative)
baabúr (subjective)
baabúr (genitive)
baabúrul (l-case)
baabúruk (k-case)
baabúrut (t-case)
baabúruh (h-case)

From Yemeni Arabic بابور (bābūr, “car”), from French vapeur. Compare Somali babuur.


buyyi

búyyi (canonical masculine)
buyyá (feminine plural)
buyyaayá (feminine plural)
búyyi (absolutive)
búyyi (predicative)
buyyí (subjective)
buyyí (genitive)
búyyil (l-case)
búyyik (k-case)
búyyit (t-case)
búyyih (h-case)
búyi (alternative)


amoyta

amóyta (canonical masculine)
amoytitté (feminine plural)
amóyta (absolutive)
amóyta (predicative)
amoytí (subjective)
amoytí (genitive)
amóytal (l-case)
amóytak (k-case)
amóytat (t-case)
amóytah (h-case)


qasa

head

qasá (frequentative qasamqasá, inchoative qassoowé)

qasá (canonical)
qasamqasá (frequentative)
qassoowé (inchoative)
qasiyóh (first-person indicative indicative-i present singular v-affirmative)
qasitóh (indicative indicative-i present second-person singular v-affirmative)
qasáh (indicative indicative-i masculine present singular third-person v-affirmative)
qasáh (feminine indicative indicative-i present singular third-person v-affirmative)
qasinóh (first-person indicative indicative-i plural present v-affirmative)
qasitoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present second-person v-affirmative)
qasoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present third-person v-affirmative)
qasiyó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular)
qasitó (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present second-person singular)
qasá (indicative indicative-i masculine n-affirmative present singular third-person)
qasá (feminine indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular third-person)
qasinó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present)
qasitón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present second-person)
qasón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present third-person)
máqasiyo (first-person indicative indicative-i negative present singular)
máqasito (indicative indicative-i negative present second-person singular)
máqasa (indicative indicative-i masculine negative present singular third-person)
máqasa (feminine indicative indicative-i negative present singular third-person)
máqasino (first-person indicative indicative-i negative plural present)
máqasiton (indicative indicative-i negative plural present second-person)
máqason (indicative indicative-i negative plural present third-person)
qásuk + perfective of én (indicative indicative-i past)
qásuk + perfective of sugé (indicative indicative-ii past)
qasiyóm takkéh (affirmative first-person potential present singular)
qasitóm takkéh (affirmative potential present second-person singular)
qasám takkéh (affirmative masculine potential present singular third-person)
qasám takkéh (affirmative feminine potential present singular third-person)
qasinóm takkéh (affirmative first-person plural potential present)
qasitoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present second-person)
qasoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present third-person)
qásuk + past conditional of sugé (affirmative conditional past)
qásih (converb h-converb)
qásuk (converb k-converb)
qasínnuh (converb innuh-converb singular third-person)
qasíyya (feminine infinitive singular third-person)


fardi

fardí (canonical feminine)
fúrud (masculine plural)
fardí (absolutive)
fardí (predicative)
fardí (subjective)
fardí (genitive)
fardíl (l-case)
fardík (k-case)
fardít (t-case)
fardíh (h-case)


ruddi

rúddi (canonical masculine)
ruditté (feminine plural)
rúddi (absolutive)
rúddi (predicative)
ruddí (subjective)
ruddí (genitive)
rúddil (l-case)
rúddik (k-case)
rúddit (t-case)
rúddih (h-case)

Ultimately from Arabic رُزّ (ruzz), possibly via Amharic ሩዝ (ruz).


labha

aa-noun

labhá f (singulative labhaytó f or labháytu m)

labhá (canonical feminine)
labhaytó (feminine singulative)
labháytu (masculine singulative)
labhá (absolutive)
labhá (predicative)
labhá (subjective)
labhá (genitive)
labhál (l-case)
labhák (k-case)
labhát (t-case)
labháh (h-case)


kontom

kontóm (canonical masculine)
kontóm (absolutive)
kontómu (predicative)
kontóm (subjective)
kontóm (genitive)
kontómul (l-case)
kontómuk (k-case)
kontómut (t-case)
kontómuh (h-case)


kuum

kúum (canonical masculine)
kúum (absolutive)
kúumu (predicative)
kúum (subjective)
kúum (genitive)
kúumul (l-case)
kúumuk (k-case)
kúumut (t-case)
kúumuh (h-case)

Related to Iraqw kuma, Somali kún, Oromo kuma and Saho koba.


ahli

áhli (canonical masculine)
áhli (absolutive)
áhli (predicative)
ahlí (subjective)
ahlí (genitive)
áhlil (l-case)
áhlik (k-case)
áhlit (t-case)
áhlih (h-case)
aháli (alternative)


loqo

loqó (canonical feminine)
loqó (absolutive)
loqó (predicative)
loqó (subjective)
loqó (genitive)
loqól (l-case)
loqók (k-case)
loqót (t-case)
loqóh (h-case)


turru

turrú (canonical feminine)
turrú (absolutive)
turrú (predicative)
turrú (subjective)
turrú (genitive)
turrúl (l-case)
turrúk (k-case)
turrút (t-case)
turrúh (h-case)


barteyna

barteyná (canonical feminine)
barteynitté (feminine plural)
barteyná (absolutive)
barteyná (predicative)
barteyná (subjective)
barteyná (genitive)
barteynál (l-case)
barteynák (k-case)
barteynát (t-case)
barteynáh (h-case)


barteyna

bartéyna (canonical masculine)
barteynitté (feminine plural)
bartéyna (absolutive)
bartéyna (predicative)
barteyní (subjective)
barteyní (genitive)
bartéynal (l-case)
bartéynak (k-case)
bartéynat (t-case)
bartéynah (h-case)


telfoon

telfóon (canonical masculine)
telfóon (absolutive)
telfóonu (predicative)
telfóon (subjective)
telfóon (genitive)
telfóonul (l-case)
telfóonuk (k-case)
telfóonut (t-case)
telfóonuh (h-case)
talafóon (alternative)

Probably borrowed from French téléphone, ultimately from Ancient Greek τῆλε (têle, “afar”) + φωνή (phōnḗ, “voice, sound”). Compare Arabic تِلِفُون (tilifūn).


Faransaawi

Faransáawi m (singulative Faransaawíita m or Faransaawiitá f)

Faransáawi (canonical masculine)
Faransaawíita (masculine singulative)
Faransaawiitá (feminine singulative)
Faransáawi (absolutive)
Faransáawi (predicative)
Faransaawí (subjective)
Faransaawí (genitive)
Faransáawil (l-case)
Faransáawik (k-case)
Faransáawit (t-case)
Faransáawih (h-case)

From Arabic فَرَنْسَاوِيّ (faransāwiyy).

bor

فَرَنْسَاوِيّ


agboyta

agboytá (canonical feminine)
agábu (masculine plural)
agaabá (feminine plural)
agboytá (absolutive)
agboytá (predicative)
agboytá (subjective)
agboytá (genitive)
agboytál (l-case)
agboyták (k-case)
agboytát (t-case)
agboytáh (h-case)


dalka

dalká (canonical feminine)
dalók (masculine plural)
dalká (absolutive)
dalká (predicative)
dalká (subjective)
dalká (genitive)
dalkál (l-case)
dalkák (k-case)
dalkát (t-case)
dalkáh (h-case)


ukwa

ukwá (canonical feminine)
ukwá (absolutive)
ukwá (predicative)
ukwá (subjective)
ukwá (genitive)
ukwál (l-case)
ukwák (k-case)
ukwát (t-case)
ukwáh (h-case)


maxo

maxó (canonical feminine)
maxó (absolutive)
maxó (predicative)
maxó (subjective)
maxó (genitive)
maxól (l-case)
maxók (k-case)
maxót (t-case)
maxóh (h-case)


gandaaram

[ɡʌnˈdaːɾʌm]


ubka

ubká (canonical feminine)
ubká (absolutive)
ubká (predicative)
ubká (subjective)
ubká (genitive)
ubkál (l-case)
ubkák (k-case)
ubkát (t-case)
ubkáh (h-case)


balqinaan

balqínaan (canonical masculine)
balqínaan (absolutive)
balqínaana (predicative)
balqínaan (subjective)
balqínaan (genitive)
balqínaanal (l-case)
balqínaanak (k-case)
balqínaanat (t-case)
balqínaanah (h-case)


daqar

daqár (canonical masculine)
dáqor (masculine plural)
daqár (absolutive)
daqáara (predicative)
daqár (subjective)
daqár (genitive)
daqáaral (l-case)
daqáarak (k-case)
daqáarat (t-case)
daqáarah (h-case)

wadi (stream bed that dries up in the summer)


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.


Mocammad

Mocámmad (canonical masculine)
Macammád (alternative)


yayfoofi

yayfóofi (canonical masculine)
yayfóofi (absolutive)
yayfóofi (predicative)
yayfoofí (subjective)
yayfoofí (genitive)
yayfóofil (l-case)
yayfóofik (k-case)
yayfóofit (t-case)
yayfóofih (h-case)


tayfoofi

tayfoofí (canonical feminine)
tayfoofí (absolutive)
tayfoofí (predicative)
tayfoofí (subjective)
tayfoofí (genitive)
tayfoofíl (l-case)
tayfoofík (k-case)
tayfoofít (t-case)
tayfoofíh (h-case)


weelo

weeló (canonical feminine)
wéelol (masculine plural)
weeló (absolutive)
weeló (predicative)
weeló (subjective)
weeló (genitive)
weelól (l-case)
weelók (k-case)
weelót (t-case)
weelóh (h-case)


tooboko

aa-noun

toobokó f (singulative toobokóyta m or toobokoytá f)

toobokó (canonical feminine)
toobokóyta (masculine singulative)
toobokoytá (feminine singulative)
toobokó (absolutive)
toobokó (predicative)
toobokó (subjective)
toobokó (genitive)
toobokól (l-case)
toobokók (k-case)
toobokót (t-case)
toobokóh (h-case)


agabu

agábu m (singulative agboytá f or barrá f)

agábu (canonical masculine)
agboytá (feminine singulative)
barrá (feminine singulative)
agábu (absolutive)
agábu (predicative)
agbí (subjective)
agabí (genitive)
agábul (l-case)
agábuk (k-case)
agábut (t-case)
agábuh (h-case)


labhaytu

labháytu m (feminine labhaytó, plural labhá f)

labháytu (canonical masculine)
labhaytó (feminine)
labhá (feminine plural)
labháytu (absolutive)
labháytu (predicative)
labhaytí (subjective)
labhaytí (genitive)
labháytul (l-case)
labháytuk (k-case)
labháytut (t-case)
labháytuh (h-case)

superior man (one possessing many good qualities, like strength or cunning)


baqala

A borrowing from a Semitic language; compare Tigrinya በዓል (bäʿal).


kabella

kabellá f (plural kabél m or kabellaalí f)

kabellá (canonical feminine)
kabél (masculine plural)
kabellaalí (feminine plural)
kabellá (absolutive)
kabellá (predicative)
kabellá (subjective)
kabellá (genitive)
kabellál (l-case)
kabellák (k-case)
kabellát (t-case)
kabelláh (h-case)


qeela

qéela (canonical masculine)
qeelitté (feminine plural)
qelwá (feminine plural)
qéela (absolutive)
qéela (predicative)
qeelí (subjective)
qeelí (genitive)
qéelal (l-case)
qéelak (k-case)
qéelat (t-case)
qéelah (h-case)


qeebi

qéebi (canonical masculine)
qeebitté (feminine plural)
qéebi (absolutive)
qéebi (predicative)
qeebí (subjective)
qeebí (genitive)
qéebil (l-case)
qéebik (k-case)
qéebit (t-case)
qéebih (h-case)


tayyaara

tayyaará (canonical feminine)
tayáarir (masculine plural)


makiina

makiiná (canonical feminine)
makáayin (masculine plural)
makiiná (absolutive)
makiiná (predicative)
makiiná (subjective)
makiiná (genitive)
makiinál (l-case)
makiinák (k-case)
makiinát (t-case)
makiináh (h-case)

Borrowed from a Yemeni Arabic term equivalent to Standard Arabic مَاكِينَة (mākīna).
The sense "automobile" is a semantic loan from another language. Compare Amharic መኪና (mäkina) and Italian macchina.


Cabsa

Cabsá f (singulative Cabsíita m or Cabsiitá f)

Cabsá (canonical feminine)
Cabsíita (masculine singulative)
Cabsiitá (feminine singulative)
Cabsá (absolutive)
Cabsá (predicative)
Cabsá (subjective)
Cabsá (genitive)
Cabsál (l-case)
Cabsák (k-case)
Cabsát (t-case)
Cabsáh (h-case)

From Tigrinya ሓበሻ (ḥabäša) and similar forms.


Soomaali

Soomaalí f (singulative Soomaalíita m or Soomaaliitá f)

Soomaalí (canonical feminine)
Soomaalíita (masculine singulative)
Soomaaliitá (feminine singulative)
Soomaalí (absolutive)
Soomaalí (predicative)
Soomaalí (subjective)
Soomaalí (genitive)
Soomaalíl (l-case)
Soomaalík (k-case)
Soomaalít (t-case)
Soomaalíh (h-case)


Soomaaliita

Soomaalíita (canonical masculine)
Soomaalí (feminine plural)
Soomaalíita (absolutive)
Soomaalíita (predicative)
Soomaaliití (subjective)
Soomaaliití (genitive)
Soomaalíital (l-case)
Soomaalíitak (k-case)
Soomaalíitat (t-case)
Soomaalíitah (h-case)


Soomaaliita

Soomaaliitá (canonical feminine)
Soomaalí (feminine plural)
Soomaaliitá (absolutive)
Soomaaliitá (predicative)
Soomaaliitá (subjective)
Soomaaliitá (genitive)
Soomaaliitál (l-case)
Soomaaliiták (k-case)
Soomaaliitát (t-case)
Soomaaliitáh (h-case)


barseyna

barseyná (canonical feminine)
barseynitté (feminine plural)
barseyná (absolutive)
barseyná (predicative)
barseyná (subjective)
barseyná (genitive)
barseynál (l-case)
barseynák (k-case)
barseynát (t-case)
barseynáh (h-case)
bariseyna (alternative)


barseyna

barséyna (canonical masculine)
barseynitté (feminine plural)
barséyna (absolutive)
barséyna (predicative)
barseyní (subjective)
barseyní (genitive)
barséynal (l-case)
barséynak (k-case)
barséynat (t-case)
barséynah (h-case)
bariseyna (alternative)


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)


biyak

biyák m (plural biyoktí f or biyaakitté f or biyooká f or biyakwá f)

biyák (canonical masculine)
biyoktí (feminine plural)
biyaakitté (feminine plural)
biyooká (feminine plural)
biyakwá (feminine plural)
biyák (absolutive)
biyáaka (predicative)
biyák (subjective)
biyák (genitive)
biyáakal (l-case)
biyáakak (k-case)
biyáakat (t-case)
biyáakah (h-case)


gubuna

gubuná (canonical feminine)
gúbun (masculine plural)
gubuná (absolutive)
gubuná (predicative)
gubuná (subjective)
gubuná (genitive)
gubunál (l-case)
gubunák (k-case)
gubunát (t-case)
gubunáh (h-case)
gubná (alternative)


qibina

qibiná f (singulative qibnaytó f or qibnáytu m)

qibiná (canonical feminine)
qibnaytó (feminine singulative)
qibnáytu (masculine singulative)
qibiná (absolutive)
qibiná (predicative)
qibiná (subjective)
qibiná (genitive)
qibinál (l-case)
qibinák (k-case)
qibinát (t-case)
qibináh (h-case)


idaltu

idáltu m (feminine idaltó, plural idoolá f or idalwá f)

idáltu (canonical masculine)
idaltó (feminine)
idoolá (feminine plural)
idalwá (feminine plural)
idáltu (absolutive)
idáltu (predicative)
idaltí (subjective)
idaltí (genitive)
idáltul (l-case)
idáltuk (k-case)
idáltut (t-case)
idáltuh (h-case)

→ Translingual: Homo sapiens idaltu


Oroomo

Oroomó f (singulative Oroomóyta m or Oroomoytá f)

Oroomó (canonical feminine)
Oroomóyta (masculine singulative)
Oroomoytá (feminine singulative)
Oroomó (absolutive)
Oroomó (predicative)
Oroomó (subjective)
Oroomó (genitive)
Oroomól (l-case)
Oroomók (k-case)
Oroomót (t-case)
Oroomóh (h-case)


Amcar

Amcár m (singulative Amcartó f or Amcártu m)

Amcár (canonical masculine)
Amcartó (feminine singulative)
Amcártu (masculine singulative)
Amcár (absolutive)
Amcára (predicative)
Amcár (subjective)
Amcár (genitive)
Amcáral (l-case)
Amcárak (k-case)
Amcárat (t-case)
Amcárah (h-case)


kaxxa-abba

kaxxa-abbá (canonical masculine)
kaxxa-abbá (absolutive)
kaxxa-abbá (predicative)
kaxxa-abbí (subjective)
kaxxa-abbí (genitive)
kaxxa-abbál (l-case)
kaxxa-abbák (k-case)
kaxxa-abbát (t-case)
kaxxa-abbáh (h-case)

→ Translingual: Ardipithecus kadabba

From kaxxá (“to be old”) + abbá (“father”).


Qarab

Qaráb m (singulative Qarabtóyta m or Qarabtoytá f or Qarábtu m)

Qaráb (canonical masculine)
Qarabtóyta (masculine singulative)
Qarabtoytá (feminine singulative)
Qarábtu (masculine singulative)
Qaráb (absolutive)
Qarába (predicative)
Qaráb (subjective)
Qaráb (genitive)
Qarábal (l-case)
Qarábak (k-case)
Qarábat (t-case)
Qarábah (h-case)


Oroomoyta

Oroomóyta (canonical masculine)
Oroomó (feminine plural)
Oroomóyta (absolutive)
Oroomóyta (predicative)
Oroomoytí (subjective)
Oroomoytí (genitive)
Oroomóytal (l-case)
Oroomóytak (k-case)
Oroomóytat (t-case)
Oroomóytah (h-case)

[ʔɔɾoːˈmɔjtʌ]


Oroomoyta

Oroomoytá (canonical feminine)
Oroomó (feminine plural)
Oroomoytá (absolutive)
Oroomoytá (predicative)
Oroomoytá (subjective)
Oroomoytá (genitive)
Oroomoytál (l-case)
Oroomoyták (k-case)
Oroomoytát (t-case)
Oroomoytáh (h-case)

[ʔɔɾoːmɔjˈtʌ]


Amcartu

Amcártu m (feminine Amcartó, plural Amcár f)

Amcártu (canonical masculine)
Amcartó (feminine)
Amcár (feminine plural)
Amcártu (absolutive)
Amcártu (predicative)
Amcartí (subjective)
Amcartí (genitive)
Amcártul (l-case)
Amcártuk (k-case)
Amcártut (t-case)
Amcártuh (h-case)


Amcarto

Amcartó f (masculine Amcártu, plural Amcár f)

Amcartó (canonical feminine)
Amcártu (masculine)
Amcár (feminine plural)
Amcartó (absolutive)
Amcartó (predicative)
Amcartó (subjective)
Amcartó (genitive)
Amcartól (l-case)
Amcartók (k-case)
Amcartót (t-case)
Amcartóh (h-case)


Tigreyta

Tigréyta (canonical masculine)
Tigré (feminine plural)
Tigréyta (absolutive)
Tigréyta (predicative)
Tigreytí (subjective)
Tigreytí (genitive)
Tigréytal (l-case)
Tigréytak (k-case)
Tigréytat (t-case)
Tigréytah (h-case)


Tigreyta

Tigreytá (canonical feminine)
Tigré (feminine plural)
Tigreytá (absolutive)
Tigreytá (predicative)
Tigreytá (subjective)
Tigreytá (genitive)
Tigreytál (l-case)
Tigreyták (k-case)
Tigreytát (t-case)
Tigreytáh (h-case)


Qarabtoyta

Qarabtóyta (canonical masculine)
Qaráb (masculine plural)
Qarabtóyta (absolutive)
Qarabtóyta (predicative)
Qarabtoytí (subjective)
Qarabtoytí (genitive)
Qarabtóytal (l-case)
Qarabtóytak (k-case)
Qarabtóytat (t-case)
Qarabtóytah (h-case)


Qarabtoyta

Qarabtoytá (canonical feminine)
Qaráb (feminine plural)
Qarabtoytá (absolutive)
Qarabtoytá (predicative)
Qarabtoytá (subjective)
Qarabtoytá (genitive)
Qarabtoytál (l-case)
Qarabtoyták (k-case)
Qarabtoytát (t-case)
Qarabtoytáh (h-case)


saahi

From Arabic شاهي (šāhi), شَاي (šāy), from Persian چای (čây), from Chinese 茶葉 /茶叶 (cháyè).


soddom

soddóm (canonical masculine)
soddóm (absolutive)
soddómu (predicative)
soddóm (subjective)
soddóm (genitive)
soddómul (l-case)
soddómuk (k-case)
soddómut (t-case)
soddómuh (h-case)


morootom

morootóm (canonical masculine)
morootomitté (feminine plural)
morootóm (absolutive)
morootómu (predicative)
morootóm (subjective)
morootóm (genitive)
morootómul (l-case)
morootómuk (k-case)
morootómut (t-case)
morootómuh (h-case)


malcina-taban

malcina-tabán (canonical masculine)
malcina-tabán (absolutive)
malcina-tabána (predicative)
malcina-tabán (subjective)
malcina-tabaníh (genitive)
malcina-tabánal (l-case)
malcina-tabának (k-case)
malcina-tabánat (t-case)
malcina-tabánah (h-case)

[mʌlħɪˌnʌtʌˈbʌn]

Univerbation of malciná (“seven”) + tabán (“ten”).


bacra-taban

bacra-tabán (canonical masculine)
bacra-tabán (absolutive)
bacra-tabaná (predicative)
bacra-tabán (subjective)
bacra-tabaníh (genitive)
bacra-tabanál (l-case)
bacra-tabanák (k-case)
bacra-tabanát (t-case)
bacra-tabanáh (h-case)

[bʌħˌɾʌtʌˈbʌn]

Univerbation of bacrá (“eight”) + tabán (“ten”).


sagla-taban

sagla-tabán (canonical masculine)
sagla-tabán (absolutive)
sagla-tabaná (predicative)
sagla-tabán (subjective)
sagla-tabaníh (genitive)
sagla-tabanál (l-case)
sagla-tabanák (k-case)
sagla-tabanát (t-case)
sagla-tabanáh (h-case)

[sʌɡˌlʌtʌˈbʌn]

Univerbation of saglá (“nine”) + tabán (“ten”).


alfi

álfi (canonical masculine)
alfitté (feminine plural)
álfi (absolutive)
álfi (predicative)
alfí (subjective)
alfí (genitive)
álfil (l-case)
álfik (k-case)
álfit (t-case)
álfih (h-case)


malyuun

malyúun (canonical masculine)
malyúun (absolutive)
malyúunu (predicative)
malyúun (subjective)
malyúun (genitive)
malyúunul (l-case)
malyúunuk (k-case)
malyúunut (t-case)
malyúunuh (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic مَلْيُون (malyūn), from Italian milione.


catuffa

Onomatopoeic for the sound of an earthquake. Created around the 1950s in Djibouti, used originally to express the decimal numbers in the Richter magnitude scale.


markab

markáb (canonical masculine)
markáb (absolutive)
markába (predicative)
markáb (subjective)
markáb (genitive)
markábal (l-case)
markábak (k-case)
markábat (t-case)
markábah (h-case)


ayro

ayró (canonical feminine)
ayroorá (feminine plural)
ayró (absolutive)
ayró (predicative)
ayró (subjective)
ayró (genitive)
ayról (l-case)
ayrók (k-case)
ayrót (t-case)
ayróh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognate with Kambaata arruchcho, Sidamo arrisho and Saho ayro.


Macammad

Macammád (canonical)
Mocámmad (alternative)

Borrowed from Arabic مُحَمَّد (muḥammad).


mareekani

[mʌɾeːkʌˈnɪ]

white cotton (imported, especially from America)


kimal

kímal (canonical masculine)
kímal (absolutive)
kímaala (predicative)
kímal (subjective)
kímal (genitive)
kímaalal (l-case)
kímaalak (k-case)
kímaalat (t-case)
kímaalah (h-case)


xagor

aa-noun

xágor m (singulative xagórta m, plural xagortitté f)

xágor (canonical masculine)
xagórta (masculine singulative)
xagortitté (feminine plural)
xágor (absolutive)
xágooru (predicative)
xágor (subjective)
xágor (genitive)
xágoorul (l-case)
xágooruk (k-case)
xágoorut (t-case)
xágooruh (h-case)


Haawa

From Arabic حَوَّاء (ḥawwāʔ), from Hebrew חוה (khavá).


Faatuma

Faatumá (canonical)
Faatumá (absolutive)
Faatumá (predicative)
Faatumá (subjective)
Faatumá (genitive)
Faatumáy (vocative)
Faatumál (l-case)
Faatumák (k-case)
Faatumát (t-case)
Faatumáh (h-case)

Ultimately from Arabic فَاطِمَة (fāṭima).


Qali

Qáli (canonical)
Qáli (absolutive)
Qáli (predicative)
Qalí (subjective)
Qalí (genitive)
Qaliyów (vocative)
Qálil (l-case)
Qálik (k-case)
Qálit (t-case)
Qálih (h-case)


Kaamil

Káamil (canonical)
Káamil (absolutive)
Káamil (predicative)
Káamil (subjective)
Káamil (genitive)
Kaamilów (vocative)
Káamill (l-case)
Káamilk (k-case)
Káamilt (t-case)
Káamilh (h-case)


Mayram

Mayrám (canonical)
Mayrám (absolutive)
Mayrám (predicative)
Mayrám (subjective)
Mayrám (genitive)
Mayraméy (vocative)
Mayráml (l-case)
Mayrámk (k-case)
Mayrámt (t-case)
Mayrámh (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic مَرْيَم (maryam), from Hebrew מרים (miryam).


Makki

Mákki (canonical)
Mákki (absolutive)
Mákki (predicative)
Makkí (subjective)
Makkí (genitive)
Makkiyów (vocative)
Mákkil (l-case)
Mákkik (k-case)
Mákkit (t-case)
Mákkih (h-case)


Yalla

Yálla (canonical masculine)
Yálla (absolutive)
Yálla (predicative)
Yallí (subjective)
Yallí (genitive)
Yalláw (vocative)
Yállal (l-case)
Yállak (k-case)
Yállat (t-case)
Yállah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic يَا اللّٰه (yā allāh, “Oh God”). The vocative meaning was lost.

Fulte Racmattaay, Gunê Racmattale Yallih Migaaqal Qimbisa.

Saytun Qhuraan kee kay maqnah tarjamaty Qafar afal tani [The clear Qur'an and its explanation translated into the Afar language], Suurat Al-Faatica, verse 1:

I begin in the name of God, who gives mercy and surpasses mercy.


qado

qadó (canonical)
qaddoowé (inchoative)
qadiyóh (first-person indicative indicative-i present singular v-affirmative)
qaditóh (indicative indicative-i present second-person singular v-affirmative)
qadóh (indicative indicative-i masculine present singular third-person v-affirmative)
qadóh (feminine indicative indicative-i present singular third-person v-affirmative)
qadinóh (first-person indicative indicative-i plural present v-affirmative)
qaditoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present second-person v-affirmative)
qadoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present third-person v-affirmative)
qadiyó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular)
qaditó (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present second-person singular)
qadó (indicative indicative-i masculine n-affirmative present singular third-person)
qadó (feminine indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular third-person)
qadinó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present)
qaditón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present second-person)
qadón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present third-person)
máqadiyo (first-person indicative indicative-i negative present singular)
máqadito (indicative indicative-i negative present second-person singular)
máqado (indicative indicative-i masculine negative present singular third-person)
máqado (feminine indicative indicative-i negative present singular third-person)
máqadino (first-person indicative indicative-i negative plural present)
máqaditon (indicative indicative-i negative plural present second-person)
máqadon (indicative indicative-i negative plural present third-person)
qáduk + perfective of én (indicative indicative-i past)
qáduk + perfective of sugé (indicative indicative-ii past)
qadiyóm takkéh (affirmative first-person potential present singular)
qaditóm takkéh (affirmative potential present second-person singular)
qadóm takkéh (affirmative masculine potential present singular third-person)
qadóm takkéh (affirmative feminine potential present singular third-person)
qadinóm takkéh (affirmative first-person plural potential present)
qaditoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present second-person)
qadoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present third-person)
qáduk + past conditional of sugé (affirmative conditional past)
qádih (converb h-converb)
qáduk (converb k-converb)
qadínnuh (converb innuh-converb singular third-person)
qadíyya (feminine infinitive singular third-person)


cadoyta

cadoytá (canonical feminine)
cadó (feminine plural)
cadóyta (absolutive)
cadóyta (predicative)
cadoytí (subjective)
cadoytí (genitive)
cadóytal (l-case)
cadóytak (k-case)
cadóytat (t-case)
cadóytah (h-case)


maqallim

maqallím m (feminine maqallimá, plural maqallimíin m)

maqallím (canonical masculine)
maqallimá (feminine)
maqallimíin (masculine plural)
maqallím (absolutive)
maqallími (predicative)
maqallím (subjective)
maqallím (genitive)
maqallímil (l-case)
maqallímik (k-case)
maqallímit (t-case)
maqallímih (h-case)
muqallím (alternative)

Borrowed from Arabic مُعَلِّم (muʕallim).


obbeerasiyonu

[ʔɔbːeːɾʌsɪˈjɔnʊ]


tuuristi

tuurísti (canonical masculine)
tuurísti (absolutive)
tuurísti (predicative)
tuuristí (subjective)
tuuristí (genitive)
tuurístil (l-case)
tuurístik (k-case)
tuurístit (t-case)
tuurístih (h-case)


yab

yáb (canonical masculine)
yaaboobá (feminine plural)
yáb (absolutive)
yáaba (predicative)
yáb (subjective)
yabtí (genitive)
yáabal (l-case)
yáabak (k-case)
yáabat (t-case)
yáabah (h-case)


alkumeena

alkumeená (canonical feminine)
alkumeená (absolutive)
alkumeená (predicative)
alkumeená (subjective)
alkumeená (genitive)
alkumeenál (l-case)
alkumeenák (k-case)
alkumeenát (t-case)
alkumeenáh (h-case)

From alkumé (“pay a bride-price”) + -eená.


abeyna

abéyna (canonical masculine)
abeynitté (feminine plural)
abéyna (absolutive)
abéyna (predicative)
abeyní (subjective)
abeyní (genitive)
abéynal (l-case)
abéynak (k-case)
abéynat (t-case)
abéynah (h-case)


abic

abíc m (plural abcitté f or abiicá f or abaacá f or aboocá f)

abíc (canonical masculine)
abcitté (feminine plural)
abiicá (feminine plural)
abaacá (feminine plural)
aboocá (feminine plural)
abíc (absolutive)
abíca (predicative)
abíc (subjective)
abíc (genitive)
abícal (l-case)
abícak (k-case)
abícat (t-case)
abícah (h-case)
abáci (alternative)


aboyya

aboyyá (canonical feminine)
aboyyáy (masculine plural)
aboyyá (absolutive)
aboyyá (predicative)
aboyyá (subjective)
aboyyá (genitive)
aboyyál (l-case)
aboyyák (k-case)
aboyyát (t-case)
aboyyáh (h-case)


abrik

abrík (canonical masculine)
abáarik (masculine plural)
abriiká (feminine plural)
abrík (absolutive)
abríki (predicative)
abrík (subjective)
abrík (genitive)
abríkil (l-case)
abríkik (k-case)
abríkit (t-case)
abríkih (h-case)


absuma

absúma (canonical masculine)
abuusá (feminine plural)
absúma (absolutive)
absúma (predicative)
absumí (subjective)
absumí (genitive)
absúmal (l-case)
absúmak (k-case)
absúmat (t-case)
absúmah (h-case)

paternal cousin (one's father's sororal nephew)

paternal second uncle (one's father's paternal cousin)


absuma

absumá (canonical feminine)
abuusá (feminine plural)
absumá (absolutive)
absumá (predicative)
absumá (subjective)
absumá (genitive)
absumál (l-case)
absumák (k-case)
absumát (t-case)
absumáh (h-case)

sororal niece (daughter of one's sister)

paternal cousin (one's father's sororal niece)

paternal second aunt (one's father's paternal cousin)


adban

ádban m (plural adbaanooní f or adbaanitté f)

ádban (canonical masculine)
adbaanooní (feminine plural)
adbaanitté (feminine plural)
ádban (absolutive)
ádbaana (predicative)
ádban (subjective)
ádban (genitive)
ádbaanal (l-case)
ádbaanak (k-case)
ádbaanat (t-case)
ádbaanah (h-case)


adday

ádday m (singulative addáytu m, plural addaytitté f or áddoy m)

ádday (canonical masculine)
addáytu (masculine singulative)
addaytitté (feminine plural)
áddoy (masculine plural)
ádday (absolutive)
áddaya (predicative)
ádday (subjective)
ádday (genitive)
áddayal (l-case)
áddayak (k-case)
áddayat (t-case)
áddayah (h-case)

(collective) hides, skins (of cows or camels)


addaytu

addáytu (canonical masculine)
ádday (masculine plural)
addáytu (absolutive)
addáytu (predicative)
addaytí (subjective)
addaytí (genitive)
addáytul (l-case)
addáytuk (k-case)
addáytut (t-case)
addáytuh (h-case)


axca

áxca (canonical masculine)
axoocá (feminine plural)
áxca (absolutive)
áxca (predicative)
axcí (subjective)
axcí (genitive)
áxcal (l-case)
áxcak (k-case)
áxcat (t-case)
áxcah (h-case)


agaaba

agaabá f (singulative agboytá f or barrá f)

agaabá (canonical feminine)
agboytá (feminine singulative)
barrá (feminine singulative)
agaabá (absolutive)
agaabá (predicative)
agaabá (subjective)
agaabá (genitive)
agaabál (l-case)
agaabák (k-case)
agaabát (t-case)
agaabáh (h-case)


agattinaytu

agattináytu (canonical masculine)
agattináytu (absolutive)
agattináytu (predicative)
agattinaytí (subjective)
agattinaytí (genitive)
agattináytul (l-case)
agattináytuk (k-case)
agattináytut (t-case)
agattináytuh (h-case)

[ʔʌɡʌtːɪˈnʌjtʊ]


joografi

joografí (canonical feminine)
joografí (absolutive)
joografí (predicative)
joografí (subjective)
joografí (genitive)
joografíl (l-case)
joografík (k-case)
joografít (t-case)
joografíh (h-case)

[d͡ʒoːɡɾʌˈfɪ]


qammi

qámmi (canonical masculine)
qammitté (feminine plural)
qámmi (absolutive)
qámmi (predicative)
qammí (subjective)
qammí (genitive)
qámmil (l-case)
qámmik (k-case)
qámmit (t-case)
qámmih (h-case)


maaqo

maaqó (canonical feminine)
maaqó (absolutive)
maaqó (predicative)
maaqó (subjective)
maaqó (genitive)
maaqól (l-case)
maaqók (k-case)
maaqót (t-case)
maaqóh (h-case)


xaleyna

xaleyná (canonical feminine)
xaleyná (absolutive)
xaleyná (predicative)
xaleyná (subjective)
xaleyná (genitive)
xaleynál (l-case)
xaleynák (k-case)
xaleynát (t-case)
xaleynáh (h-case)


qafar

qafár m (singulative qafartó f or qafártu m)

qafár (canonical masculine)
qafartó (feminine singulative)
qafártu (masculine singulative)
qafár (absolutive)
qafára (predicative)
qafár (subjective)
qafár (genitive)
qafáral (l-case)
qafárak (k-case)
qafárat (t-case)
qafárah (h-case)

→ Arabic: عَفَار (ʕafār)

→ Catalan: àfar

→ English: Afar

→ Finnish: afar

→ French: afar

→ Italian: afar

→ Portuguese: afar

→ Spanish: afar


qafarto

qafartó f (masculine qafártu, plural qafár m)

qafartó (canonical feminine)
qafártu (masculine)
qafár (masculine plural)
qafartó (absolutive)
qafartó (predicative)
qafartó (subjective)
qafartó (genitive)
qafartól (l-case)
qafartók (k-case)
qafartót (t-case)
qafartóh (h-case)


qafartu

qafártu m (feminine qafartó, plural qafár m)

qafártu (canonical masculine)
qafartó (feminine)
qafár (masculine plural)
qafártu (absolutive)
qafártu (predicative)
qafartí (subjective)
qafartí (genitive)
qafártul (l-case)
qafártuk (k-case)
qafártut (t-case)
qafártuh (h-case)


ciin

cíin (canonical masculine)
ciinwá (feminine plural)
cíin (absolutive)
cíini (predicative)
cíin (subjective)
cíin (genitive)
cíinil (l-case)
cíinik (k-case)
cíinit (t-case)
cíinih (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)


gayran

gáyran m (singulative gayrántu m, plural gayrooná f)

gáyran (canonical masculine)
gayrántu (masculine singulative)
gayrooná (feminine plural)
gáyran (absolutive)
gáyraana (predicative)
gáyran (subjective)
gáyran (genitive)
gáyraanal (l-case)
gáyraanak (k-case)
gáyraanat (t-case)
gáyraanah (h-case)


gayrantu

gayrántu (canonical masculine)
gáyran (masculine plural)
gayrántu (absolutive)
gayrántu (predicative)
gayrantí (subjective)
gayrantí (genitive)
gayrántul (l-case)
gayrántuk (k-case)
gayrántut (t-case)
gayrántuh (h-case)


qibna

qibná (canonical feminine)
qíbin (masculine plural)
qibná (absolutive)
qibná (predicative)
qibná (subjective)
qibná (genitive)
qibnál (l-case)
qibnák (k-case)
qibnát (t-case)
qibnáh (h-case)


kusura

kusurá (canonical feminine)
kúsur (masculine plural)
kusurá (absolutive)
kusurá (predicative)
kusurá (subjective)
kusurá (genitive)
kusurál (l-case)
kusurák (k-case)
kusurát (t-case)
kusuráh (h-case)
kusrá (alternative)

The semantic shift "jujube" > "court session" is due to the fact that courts traditionally gathered under jujube trees.

Ziziphus mauritiana
Ziziphus mauritiana#Translingual


maqanxa

maqánxa (canonical masculine)
maqánxix (masculine plural)
maqánxa (absolutive)
maqánxa (predicative)
maqanxí (subjective)
maqanxí (genitive)
maqánxal (l-case)
maqánxak (k-case)
maqánxat (t-case)
maqánxah (h-case)


maqanxa

maqanxá (canonical feminine)
maqánxix (masculine plural)
maqanxá (absolutive)
maqanxá (predicative)
maqanxá (subjective)
maqanxá (genitive)
maqanxál (l-case)
maqanxák (k-case)
maqanxát (t-case)
maqanxáh (h-case)


gaysa

gaysá (canonical feminine)
gaysoosí (feminine plural)
gaysá (absolutive)
gaysá (predicative)
gaysá (subjective)
gaysá (genitive)
gaysál (l-case)
gaysák (k-case)
gaysát (t-case)
gaysáh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *ɣaas-. Cognates include Oromo gaafa, Rendille gas, Saho gashsha and Somali gees.


baddi mara

baddi mára (canonical masculine)
baddi mára (absolutive)
baddi mára (predicative)
baddi marí (subjective)
baddi marín (genitive)
baddi máral (l-case)
baddi márak (k-case)
baddi márat (t-case)
baddi márah (h-case)

[bʌdːɪˈmʌɾʌ]

From baddí (“of the sea”) + mára (“people”).


fiqma

fiqmá f (singulative fiqintó f or fiqíntu m)

fiqmá (canonical feminine)
fiqintó (feminine singulative)
fiqíntu (masculine singulative)
fiqmá (absolutive)
fiqmá (predicative)
fiqmá (subjective)
fiqmá (genitive)
fiqmál (l-case)
fiqmák (k-case)
fiqmát (t-case)
fiqmáh (h-case)


fiqinto

fiqintó f (masculine fiqíntu, plural fiqmá f)

fiqintó (canonical feminine)
fiqíntu (masculine)
fiqmá (feminine plural)
fiqintó (absolutive)
fiqintó (predicative)
fiqintó (subjective)
fiqintó (genitive)
fiqintól (l-case)
fiqintók (k-case)
fiqintót (t-case)
fiqintóh (h-case)


fiqintu

fiqíntu f (feminine fiqintó, plural fiqmá f)

fiqíntu (canonical feminine)
fiqintó (feminine)
fiqmá (feminine plural)
fiqíntu (absolutive)
fiqíntu (predicative)
fiqintí (subjective)
fiqintí (genitive)
fiqíntul (l-case)
fiqíntuk (k-case)
fiqíntut (t-case)
fiqíntuh (h-case)


ullat-ina

ullat-iná (canonical feminine)
ullat-inaaní (feminine plural)
ullat-iná (absolutive)
ullat-iná (predicative)
ullat-iná (subjective)
ullat-iná (genitive)
ullat-inál (l-case)
ullat-inák (k-case)
ullat-inát (t-case)
ullat-ináh (h-case)

[ʔʊlːʌtɪˈnʌ]


qarok-qari

qarok-qári (canonical masculine)
qarok-qarwá (feminine plural)
qarok-qári (absolutive)
qarok-qári (predicative)
qarok-qarí (subjective)
qarok-qarí (genitive)
qarok-qáril (l-case)
qarok-qárik (k-case)
qarok-qárit (t-case)
qarok-qárih (h-case)

[ʕaɾɔkʰˈʕaɾɪ]


qarot-qari

qarot-qári (canonical masculine)
qarot-qarwá (feminine plural)
qarot-qári (absolutive)
qarot-qári (predicative)
qarot-qarí (subjective)
qarot-qarí (genitive)
qarot-qáril (l-case)
qarot-qárik (k-case)
qarot-qárit (t-case)
qarot-qárih (h-case)

[ʕaɾɔtʰˈʕaɾɪ]


a saaku

a sáaku (canonical)
asáaku (alternative)


a saaku

a sáaku (canonical masculine)
a saakitté (feminine plural)
a sáaku (absolutive)
a sáaku (predicative)
a saakí (subjective)
a saakí (genitive)
a sáakul (l-case)
a sáakuk (k-case)
a sáakut (t-case)
a sáakuh (h-case)
asáaku (alternative)


beeca

béeca (canonical masculine)
béeca (absolutive)
béeca (predicative)
beecí (subjective)
beecí (genitive)
béecal (l-case)
béecak (k-case)
béecat (t-case)
béecah (h-case)


ambaaca

day before yesterday
day before yesterday


ambaaca

ambáaca (canonical masculine)
ambáaca (absolutive)
ambáaca (predicative)
ambaací (subjective)
ambaacín (genitive)
ambáacal (l-case)
ambáacak (k-case)
ambáacat (t-case)
ambáacah (h-case)


amboyra

ambóyra (canonical)
ammóyra (alternative)


amboyra

ambóyra (canonical masculine)
ambóyra (absolutive)
ambóyra (predicative)
amboyrí (subjective)
amboyrí (genitive)
ambóyral (l-case)
ambóyrak (k-case)
ambóyrat (t-case)
ambóyrah (h-case)
ammóyra (alternative)


sigaara

sigaará (canonical feminine)
sigaaroorí (feminine plural)
sigaará (absolutive)
sigaará (predicative)
sigaará (subjective)
sigaará (genitive)
sigaarál (l-case)
sigaarák (k-case)
sigaarát (t-case)
sigaaráh (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic سِيجَارَة (sigāra), from Spanish cigarro. Compare Somali sigáar and Saho shigaará.


migda

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


kiis

kíis m (plural kiisá ? or kiiswá ? or kiisitté ? or akyáas ?)

kíis (canonical masculine)
kiisá (plural)
kiiswá (plural)
kiisitté (plural)
akyáas (plural)
kíish (alternative)


inkittu

inkíttu (canonical masculine)
inkittó (feminine)
inkíttu (absolutive)
iníki (predicative)
enéki (predicative)
inkittí (subjective)
inkí (genitive)
iníkil (l-case)
enékil (l-case)
iníkik (k-case)
enékik (k-case)
iníkit (t-case)
enékit (t-case)
iníkih (h-case)
enékih (h-case)


nammay

nammáy (canonical masculine)
nammammáy (masculine plural)
nammáy (absolutive)
nammáya (predicative)
nammáy (subjective)
nammá (genitive)
nammáyal (l-case)
nammáyak (k-case)
nammáyat (t-case)
nammáyah (h-case)
lammáy (alternative)

From Proto-Cushitic *ɬa(a)ma. Cognates include Oromo lama, Sidamo lame, Somali lába, Daasanach naama, Awngi laŋa, and Iraqw tám (“three”).
At some point the irregular shift *l > n, but the original form is still present in some dialects as lammáy.


sidoc

sidóc (canonical masculine)
sidoddóc (masculine plural)
sidóc (absolutive)
sidócu (predicative)
sidóc (subjective)
sidiicá (genitive)
sidicá (genitive)
sidoocá (genitive)
sidócul (l-case)
sidócuk (k-case)
sidócut (t-case)
sidócuh (h-case)
sidocóy (alternative)

From Proto-Cushitic *sazħ-. Cognates include Iraqw tsiyáhh (“four”), Hadiyya saso, Oromo sadii, Sidamo sásse, Saho adox and Somali sáddex.


ferey

feréy (canonical masculine)
feréy (absolutive)
feréyi (predicative)
feréeyi (predicative)
feréy (subjective)
affará (genitive)
feréyil (l-case)
feréeyil (l-case)
feréyik (k-case)
feréeyik (k-case)
feréyit (t-case)
feréeyit (t-case)
feréyih (h-case)
feréeyih (h-case)
faréy (alternative)


konoy

konóy (canonical masculine)
konóy (absolutive)
konóyu (predicative)
konóoyu (predicative)
konóy (subjective)
kóona (genitive)
konóyul (l-case)
konóoyul (l-case)
konóyuk (k-case)
konóoyuk (k-case)
konóyut (t-case)
konóoyut (t-case)
konóyuh (h-case)
konóoyuh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Iraqw kooʼán, Sidamo onte, Somali shán, Oromo shan and Saho koon.


malciin

malcíin (canonical masculine)
malcíin (absolutive)
malcíini (predicative)
malcíin (subjective)
malciná (genitive)
malcíinil (l-case)
malcíinik (k-case)
malcíinit (t-case)
malcíinih (h-case)


bacaar

bacáar (canonical masculine)
bacaccáar (masculine plural)
bacáar (absolutive)
bacáara (predicative)
bacáar (subjective)
bacrá (genitive)
bacáaral (l-case)
bacáarak (k-case)
bacáarat (t-case)
bacáarah (h-case)


labaatanna

labaatánna (canonical masculine)
labaatannitté (feminine plural)
labaatánna (absolutive)
labaatánna (predicative)
labaatanní (subjective)
labaatanní (genitive)
labaatánnal (l-case)
labaatánnak (k-case)
labaatánnat (t-case)
labaatánnah (h-case)


taban kee nammay

tabán kee nammáy (canonical masculine)
tabán kee lammáy (alternative)


taban kee bacaar

[tʌˌbʌn keː bʌˈħaːɾ]


foyya

foyyá (canonical feminine)
foyyá (absolutive)
foyyá (predicative)
foyyá (subjective)
foyyá (genitive)
foyyál (l-case)
foyyák (k-case)
foyyát (t-case)
foyyáh (h-case)


awliiya

awlíiya (canonical masculine)
awlíiya (absolutive)
awlíiya (predicative)
awliiyí (subjective)
awliiyí (genitive)
awlíiyal (l-case)
awlíiyak (k-case)
awlíiyat (t-case)
awlíiyah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic أَوْلِيَاء (ʔawliyāʔ), plural of وَلِيّ (waliyy).

bor

Arabic أَوْلِيَاء (ʔawliyāʔ)


itlen

itlén (canonical masculine)
itleenitté (feminine plural)
itlén (absolutive)
itléeni (predicative)
itlén (subjective)
itlentí (genitive)
itléenil (l-case)
itléenik (k-case)
itléenit (t-case)
itléenih (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic اِثْنَيْن (iṯnayn).


arbaq

arbáq (canonical masculine)
arbáq (absolutive)
arbáqa (predicative)
arbáq (subjective)
arbaqín (genitive)
arbáqal (l-case)
arbáqak (k-case)
arbáqat (t-case)
arbáqah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic أَرْبِعَاء (ʔarbiʕāʔ).

الْأَرْبِعَاء

Arabic أَرْبِعَاء (ʔarbiʕāʔ)


kamiis

kamíis (canonical masculine)
kamiisitté (feminine plural)
kamíis (absolutive)
kamíisi (predicative)
kamíis (subjective)
kamíis (genitive)
kamíisil (l-case)
kamíisik (k-case)
kamíisit (t-case)
kamíisih (h-case)


gumqat

gumqát (canonical masculine)
gumqatitté (feminine plural)
gumqát (absolutive)
gumqáta (predicative)
gumqát (subjective)
gumqattí (genitive)
gumqátal (l-case)
gumqátak (k-case)
gumqátat (t-case)
gumqátah (h-case)


ayyam

ayyám (canonical masculine)
ayyoomá (feminine plural)
ayyám (absolutive)
ayyáama (predicative)
ayyám (subjective)
ayyám (genitive)
ayyáamal (l-case)
ayyáamak (k-case)
ayyáamat (t-case)
ayyáamah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic أَيَّام (ʔayyām), plural of يَوْم (yawm, “day”).


qaafiyat

qaafiyát (canonical masculine)
qaafiyootá (feminine plural)
qaafiyát (absolutive)
qaafiyáta (predicative)
qaafiyát (subjective)
qaafiyát (genitive)
qaafiyátal (l-case)
qaafiyátak (k-case)
qaafiyátat (t-case)
qaafiyátah (h-case)

[ʕaːfɪˈjʌʰt]


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”).


Yahuud

aa-noun

Yahúud m (singulative Yahuudíyta m or Yahuudiytá f)

Yahúud (canonical masculine)
Yahuudíyta (masculine singulative)
Yahuudiytá (feminine singulative)
Yahúud (absolutive)
Yahúudu (predicative)
Yahúud (subjective)
Yahúud (genitive)
Yahúudul (l-case)
Yahúuduk (k-case)
Yahúudut (t-case)
Yahúuduh (h-case)


Yahuudiyta

Yahuudíyta (canonical masculine)
Yahúud (masculine plural)
Yahuudíyta (absolutive)
Yahuudíyta (predicative)
Yahuudiytí (subjective)
Yahiidiytí (genitive)
Yahuudíytal (l-case)
Yahuudíytak (k-case)
Yahuudíytat (t-case)
Yahuudíytah (h-case)


Yahuudiyta

Yahuudiytá (canonical feminine)
Yahúud (masculine plural)
Yahuudiytá (absolutive)
Yahuudiytá (predicative)
Yahuudiytá (subjective)
Yahuudiytá (genitive)
Yahuudiytál (l-case)
Yahuudiyták (k-case)
Yahuudiytát (t-case)
Yahuudiytáh (h-case)


yaarri

yaarrí (canonical feminine)
yaarrí (absolutive)
yaarrí (predicative)
yaarrí (subjective)
yaarrí (genitive)
yaarríl (l-case)
yaarrík (k-case)
yaarrít (t-case)
yaarríh (h-case)


yaagut

yaagút (canonical masculine)
yaaguutá (feminine plural)
yaagút (absolutive)
yaagútu (predicative)
yaagút (subjective)
yaagút (genitive)
yaagútul (l-case)
yaagútuk (k-case)
yaagútut (t-case)
yaagútuh (h-case)


weeqaytu

weeqáytu (canonical masculine)
weeqáytu (absolutive)
weeqáytu (predicative)
weeqaytí (subjective)
weeqaytí (genitive)
weeqáytul (l-case)
weeqáytuk (k-case)
weeqáytut (t-case)
weeqáytuh (h-case)


uruffe

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


urruuga

urruugá (canonical feminine)
urruugá (absolutive)
urruugá (predicative)
urruugá (subjective)
urruugá (genitive)
urruugál (l-case)
urruugák (k-case)
urruugát (t-case)
urruugáh (h-case)


urriina

urriiná (canonical feminine)
urruunitté (feminine plural)
urriiná (absolutive)
urriiná (predicative)
urriiná (subjective)
urriiná (genitive)
urriinál (l-case)
urriinák (k-case)
urriinát (t-case)
urriináh (h-case)

Univerbation of urrí (“of the children”) + iná (“mother”).


ullaalo

ullaaló (canonical feminine)
ullaaló (absolutive)
ullaaló (predicative)
ullaaló (subjective)
ullaaló (genitive)
ullaalól (l-case)
ullaalók (k-case)
ullaalót (t-case)
ullaalóh (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)


turub

túrub (canonical masculine)
túrub (absolutive)
túrubu (predicative)
túrub (subjective)
túrub (genitive)
túrubul (l-case)
túrubuk (k-case)
túrubut (t-case)
túrubuh (h-case)


qatri

qátri (canonical masculine)
qútur (masculine plural)
qátri (absolutive)
qátri (predicative)
qatrí (subjective)
qatrí (genitive)
qátril (l-case)
qátrik (k-case)
qátrit (t-case)
qátrih (h-case)


qayxiixa

aa-noun

qayxiixá f (singulative qayxixxó f or qayxíxxu m)

qayxiixá (canonical feminine)
qayxixxó (feminine singulative)
qayxíxxu (masculine singulative)
qayxiixá (absolutive)
qayxiixá (predicative)
qayxiixá (subjective)
qayxiixá (genitive)
qayxiixál (l-case)
qayxiixák (k-case)
qayxiixát (t-case)
qayxiixáh (h-case)


qayxixxo

qayxixxó (canonical feminine)
qayxiixá (feminine plural)
qayxixxó (absolutive)
qayxixxó (predicative)
qayxixxó (subjective)
qayxixxó (genitive)
qayxixxól (l-case)
qayxixxók (k-case)
qayxixxót (t-case)
qayxixxóh (h-case)


qayxixxu

qayxíxxu (canonical masculine)
qayxiixá (feminine plural)
qayxíxxu (absolutive)
qayxíxxu (predicative)
qayxixxí (subjective)
qayxixxí (genitive)
qayxíxxul (l-case)
qayxíxxuk (k-case)
qayxíxxut (t-case)
qayxíxxuh (h-case)


qeglili

qeglilí (canonical feminine)
qeglilí (absolutive)
qeglilí (predicative)
qeglilí (subjective)
qeglilí (genitive)
qeglilíl (l-case)
qeglilík (k-case)
qeglilít (t-case)
qeglilíh (h-case)


qibnaytu

qibnáytu (canonical masculine)
qibiná (feminine plural)
qibnáytu (absolutive)
qibnáytu (predicative)
qibnaytí (subjective)
qibnaytí (genitive)
qibnáytul (l-case)
qibnáytuk (k-case)
qibnáytut (t-case)
qibnáytuh (h-case)


qibnayto

qibnaytó (canonical feminine)
qibiná (feminine plural)
qibnaytó (absolutive)
qibnaytó (predicative)
qibnaytó (subjective)
qibnaytó (genitive)
qibnaytól (l-case)
qibnaytók (k-case)
qibnaytót (t-case)
qibnaytóh (h-case)


qidi

qídi (canonical masculine)
qídi (absolutive)
qídi (predicative)
qidí (subjective)
qidí (genitive)
qídil (l-case)
qídik (k-case)
qídit (t-case)
qídih (h-case)


dagal

dagál m (plural dagalitté f or dagoolá f)

dagál (canonical masculine)
dagalitté (feminine plural)
dagoolá (feminine plural)
dagál (absolutive)
dagála (predicative)
dagál (subjective)
dagál (genitive)
dagálal (l-case)
dagálak (k-case)
dagálat (t-case)
dagálah (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)


daktar

daktár (canonical masculine)
daktarwá (feminine plural)
daktár (absolutive)
daktára (predicative)
daktár (subjective)
daktár (genitive)
daktáral (l-case)
daktárak (k-case)
daktárat (t-case)
daktárah (h-case)

Ultimately from Latin doctor (“teacher”).


faranka

faranká (canonical feminine)
farankitté (feminine plural)
faranká (absolutive)
faranká (predicative)
faranká (subjective)
faranká (genitive)
farankál (l-case)
farankák (k-case)
farankát (t-case)
farankáh (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)


koroos

koróos (canonical masculine)
koróos (absolutive)
koróosu (predicative)
koróos (subjective)
koróos (genitive)
koróosul (l-case)
koróosuk (k-case)
koróosut (t-case)
koróosuh (h-case)


islaam

isláam (canonical masculine)
isláam (absolutive)
isláama (predicative)
isláam (subjective)
isláam (genitive)
isláamal (l-case)
isláamak (k-case)
isláamat (t-case)
isláamah (h-case)


dabaaba

dabaabá (canonical feminine)
dabaabitté (feminine plural)
dabaabá (absolutive)
dabaabá (predicative)
dabaabá (subjective)
dabaabá (genitive)
dabaabál (l-case)
dabaabák (k-case)
dabaabát (t-case)
dabaabáh (h-case)

A rainy season starting around mid-March.


dadaq

dadáq (canonical masculine)
dadooqá (feminine plural)
dadáq (absolutive)
dadáqa (predicative)
dadáq (subjective)
dadáq (genitive)
dadáqal (l-case)
dadáqak (k-case)
dadáqat (t-case)
dadáqah (h-case)


cagay

cagáy m (plural cagayooyá f or cagooyá f)

cagáy (canonical masculine)
cagayooyá (feminine plural)
cagooyá (feminine plural)
cagáy (absolutive)
cagáya (predicative)
cagáy (subjective)
cagáy (genitive)
cagáyal (l-case)
cagáyak (k-case)
cagáyat (t-case)
cagáyah (h-case)


inannaba

inannába (canonical masculine)
inannába (absolutive)
inannába (predicative)
inannabí (subjective)
inannabí (genitive)
inannábal (l-case)
inannábak (k-case)
inannábat (t-case)
inannábah (h-case)

[ʔɪnʌnˈnʌbʌ]


inkibarta

inkibárta (canonical masculine)
inkibárta (absolutive)
inkibárta (predicative)
inkibartí (subjective)
inkibartí (genitive)
inkibártal (l-case)
inkibártak (k-case)
inkibártat (t-case)
inkibártah (h-case)

[ʔɪŋkɪˈbʌɾtʌ]


garablu

garáblu (canonical masculine)
garáblu (absolutive)
garáblu (predicative)
garablí (subjective)
garablí (genitive)
garáblul (l-case)
garábluk (k-case)
garáblut (t-case)
garábluh (h-case)


yengeleeni

yengeléeni (canonical masculine)
yengeléeni (absolutive)
yengeléeni (predicative)
yengeleení (subjective)
yengeleení (genitive)
yengeléenil (l-case)
yengeléenik (k-case)
yengeléenit (t-case)
yengeléenih (h-case)

[jɛŋɡɛˈleːnɪ]


abrooma

abróoma (canonical masculine)
abróoma (absolutive)
abróoma (predicative)
abroomí (subjective)
abroomí (genitive)
abróomal (l-case)
abróomak (k-case)
abróomat (t-case)
abróomah (h-case)


qado dirri

qadó dirri (canonical masculine)
qadó dirri (absolutive)
qadó dirri (predicative)
qado dirrí (subjective)
qado dirrí (genitive)
qadó dirril (l-case)
qadó dirrik (k-case)
qadó dirrit (t-case)
qadó dirrih (h-case)

[ʕaˈdɔ ˌdɪrːɪ]

Literally: "White time when the moon and Virgo are in conjunction".

The sixth month of the Afar calendar, corresponding roughly to April.


qasadirri

qasádirri (canonical masculine)
qasádirri (absolutive)
qasádirri (predicative)
qasadirrí (subjective)
qasadirrí (genitive)
qasádirril (l-case)
qasádirrik (k-case)
qasádirrit (t-case)
qasádirrih (h-case)

[ʕaˈsʌdɪrːɪ]

Univerbation of qasá + dírri. Literally: "Red time when the moon and Virgo are in conjunction".


laqan

láqan (canonical masculine)
láqan (absolutive)
láqaana (predicative)
láqan (subjective)
láqan (genitive)
láqaanal (l-case)
láqaanak (k-case)
láqaanat (t-case)
láqaanah (h-case)
láqen (alternative)


waysu

wáysu (canonical masculine)
wáysu (absolutive)
wáysu (predicative)
waysí (subjective)
waysí (genitive)
wáysul (l-case)
wáysuk (k-case)
wáysut (t-case)
wáysuh (h-case)


yangulta

yangúlta (canonical masculine)
yangúlta (absolutive)
yangúlta (predicative)
yangultí (subjective)
yangultí (genitive)
yangúltal (l-case)
yangúltak (k-case)
yangúltat (t-case)
yangúltah (h-case)


diiteli

diitéli (canonical masculine)
diitéli (absolutive)
diitéli (predicative)
diitelí (subjective)
diitelí (genitive)
diitélil (l-case)
diitélik (k-case)
diitélit (t-case)
diitélih (h-case)

The eleventh month of the Afar calendar.


ximoli

ximóli (canonical masculine)
ximóli (absolutive)
ximóli (predicative)
ximolí (subjective)
ximolí (genitive)
ximólil (l-case)
ximólik (k-case)
ximólit (t-case)
ximólih (h-case)


dirri

dírri (canonical masculine)
dírri (absolutive)
dírri (predicative)
dirrí (subjective)
dirrí (genitive)
dírril (l-case)
dírrik (k-case)
dírrit (t-case)
dírrih (h-case)

The time at which the Moon and Virgo are in conjunction.


toobokoyta

toobokóyta m (plural toobokó f or toobokoytitté f)

toobokóyta (canonical masculine)
toobokó (feminine plural)
toobokoytitté (feminine plural)
toobokóyta (absolutive)
toobokóyta (predicative)
toobokoytí (subjective)
toobokoytí (genitive)
toobokóytal (l-case)
toobokóytak (k-case)
toobokóytat (t-case)
toobokóytah (h-case)


toobokoyta

toobokoytá f (plural toobokó f or toobokoytitté f)

toobokoytá (canonical feminine)
toobokó (feminine plural)
toobokoytitté (feminine plural)
toobokoytá (absolutive)
toobokoytá (predicative)
toobokoytá (subjective)
toobokoytá (genitive)
toobokoytál (l-case)
toobokoyták (k-case)
toobokoytát (t-case)
toobokoytáh (h-case)


ilmoyta

ilmóyta m (plural ílmu m or ilmoytitté f)

ilmóyta (canonical masculine)
ílmu (masculine plural)
ilmoytitté (feminine plural)
ilmóyta (absolutive)
ilmóyta (predicative)
ilmoytí (subjective)
ilmoytí (genitive)
ilmóytal (l-case)
ilmóytak (k-case)
ilmóytat (t-case)
ilmóytah (h-case)
ilmonta (alternative)


ilmoyta

ilmoytá f (plural ílmu m or ilmoytitté f)

ilmoytá (canonical feminine)
ílmu (masculine plural)
ilmoytitté (feminine plural)
ilmoytá (absolutive)
ilmoytá (predicative)
ilmoytá (subjective)
ilmoytá (genitive)
ilmoytál (l-case)
ilmoyták (k-case)
ilmoytát (t-case)
ilmoytáh (h-case)
ilmonta (alternative)


loqoyta

loqóyta (canonical masculine)
loqóyta (absolutive)
loqóyta (predicative)
loqoytí (subjective)
loqoytí (genitive)
loqóytal (l-case)
loqóytak (k-case)
loqóytat (t-case)
loqóytah (h-case)


dibro

dibró (canonical feminine)
dibró (absolutive)
dibró (predicative)
dibró (subjective)
dibró (genitive)
dibról (l-case)
dibrók (k-case)
dibrót (t-case)
dibróh (h-case)


subci

súbci (canonical masculine)
súbci (absolutive)
súbci (predicative)
subcí (subjective)
subcí (genitive)
súbcil (l-case)
súbcik (k-case)
súbcit (t-case)
súbcih (h-case)

early morning (from dawbreak to sunrise)


ribaarib

ribáarib (canonical masculine)
ribáarib (absolutive)
ribáaribi (predicative)
ribáarib (subjective)
ribáarib (genitive)
ribáaribil (l-case)
ribáaribik (k-case)
ribáaribit (t-case)
ribáaribih (h-case)


maaca

máaca (canonical masculine)
maacitté (feminine plural)
máaca (absolutive)
máaca (predicative)
maací (subjective)
maací (genitive)
máacal (l-case)
máacak (k-case)
máacat (t-case)
máacah (h-case)


muggaq

muggáq (canonical masculine)
muggáq (absolutive)
muggáaqa (predicative)
muggáq (subjective)
muggáq (genitive)
muggáaqal (l-case)
muggáaqak (k-case)
muggáaqat (t-case)
muggáaqah (h-case)


kucul

kucúl (canonical masculine)
kucúl (absolutive)
kucúulu (predicative)
kucúl (subjective)
kucúl (genitive)
kucúulul (l-case)
kucúuluk (k-case)
kucúulut (t-case)
kucúuluh (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic كُحْل (kuḥl). Doublet of alkóol.


kuclini

kucliní (canonical)
kuclinnoowé (inchoative)
kucliniyóh (first-person indicative indicative-i present singular v-affirmative)
kuclinitóh (indicative indicative-i present second-person singular v-affirmative)
kucliníh (indicative indicative-i masculine present singular third-person v-affirmative)
kucliníh (feminine indicative indicative-i present singular third-person v-affirmative)
kuclininóh (first-person indicative indicative-i plural present v-affirmative)
kuclinitoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present second-person v-affirmative)
kuclinoonúh (indicative indicative-i plural present third-person v-affirmative)
kucliniyó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular)
kuclinitó (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present second-person singular)
kucliní (indicative indicative-i masculine n-affirmative present singular third-person)
kucliní (feminine indicative indicative-i n-affirmative present singular third-person)
kuclininó (first-person indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present)
kuclinitón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present second-person)
kuclinón (indicative indicative-i n-affirmative plural present third-person)
mákucliniyo (first-person indicative indicative-i negative present singular)
mákuclinito (indicative indicative-i negative present second-person singular)
mákuclini (indicative indicative-i masculine negative present singular third-person)
mákuclini (feminine indicative indicative-i negative present singular third-person)
mákuclinino (first-person indicative indicative-i negative plural present)
mákucliniton (indicative indicative-i negative plural present second-person)
mákuclinon (indicative indicative-i negative plural present third-person)
kuclínuk + perfective of én (indicative indicative-i past)
kuclínuk + perfective of sugé (indicative indicative-ii past)
kucliniyóm takkéh (affirmative first-person potential present singular)
kuclinitóm takkéh (affirmative potential present second-person singular)
kucliním takkéh (affirmative masculine potential present singular third-person)
kucliním takkéh (affirmative feminine potential present singular third-person)
kuclininóm takkéh (affirmative first-person plural potential present)
kuclinitoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present second-person)
kuclinoonúm takkéh (affirmative plural potential present third-person)
kuclínuk + past conditional of sugé (affirmative conditional past)
kuclínih (converb h-converb)
kuclínuk (converb k-converb)
kuclinínnuh (converb innuh-converb singular third-person)
kucliníyya (feminine infinitive singular third-person)