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.


baru

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


san

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

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


bus

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


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


af

aa-noun

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

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

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


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)


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)


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)


ayti

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


gaba

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


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


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)


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.


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


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.


waane

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


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)


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)


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.


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)


labha

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)


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)


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)


ubka

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


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)


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).


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)


tayyaara

tayyaará (canonical feminine)
tayáarir (masculine plural)


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)


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)


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


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”).


saahi

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


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.


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]


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


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)


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]


migda

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


qaag

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

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


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”).


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)


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)


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)


toobokoyta

aa-noun

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)


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.


nangalo

nangaló (canonical feminine)
nangálu (masculine)
nangaló (absolutive)
nangaló (predicative)
nangaló (subjective)
nangaló (genitive)
nangalól (l-case)
nangalók (k-case)
nangalót (t-case)
nangalóh (h-case)

Female whose mother is of the same tribe as one's own mother.


nangalu

nangálu (canonical masculine)
nangaló (feminine)
nangálu (absolutive)
nangálu (predicative)
nangalí (subjective)
nangalí (genitive)
nangálul (l-case)
nangáluk (k-case)
nangálut (t-case)
nangáluh (h-case)

Male whose mother is of the same tribe as one's own mother.


nangalta

nangaltá (canonical feminine)
nangaltá (absolutive)
nangaltá (predicative)
nangaltá (subjective)
nangaltá (genitive)
nangaltál (l-case)
nangalták (k-case)
nangaltát (t-case)
nangaltáh (h-case)

The daughter of one's maternal female family member.


ariyu

aríyu m (singulative ariyoytá f or ariyuntá f, plural ariyoytitté f or ariyuntitté f)

aríyu (canonical masculine)
ariyoytá (feminine singulative)
ariyuntá (feminine singulative)
ariyoytitté (feminine plural)
ariyuntitté (feminine plural)
aríyu (absolutive)
aríyu (predicative)
ariyí (subjective)
ariyí (genitive)
aríyul (l-case)
aríyuk (k-case)
aríyut (t-case)
aríyuh (h-case)

(collective) female camels that give milk during the month after giving birth


ariyoyta

ariyoytá (canonical feminine)
aríyu (masculine plural)
ariyoytá (absolutive)
ariyoytá (predicative)
ariyoytá (subjective)
ariyoytá (genitive)
ariyoytál (l-case)
ariyoyták (k-case)
ariyoytát (t-case)
ariyoytáh (h-case)

[ʔʌɾɪjɔjˈtʌ]

female camel that gives milk during the month after giving birth


qamur

qamúr m (plural qamuritté f or qamurwá f)

qamúr (canonical masculine)
qamuritté (feminine plural)
qamurwá (feminine plural)
qamúr (absolutive)
qamúru (predicative)
qamúr (subjective)
qamúr (genitive)
qamúrul (l-case)
qamúruk (k-case)
qamúrut (t-case)
qamúruh (h-case)


garuq

garúq (canonical masculine)
garúq (absolutive)
garúuqu (predicative)
garúq (subjective)
garúq (genitive)
garúuqul (l-case)
garúuquk (k-case)
garúuqut (t-case)
garúuquh (h-case)


naqaso

naqasó f (masculine naqásu, plural naqoosá f)

naqasó (canonical feminine)
naqásu (masculine)
naqoosá (feminine plural)
naqasó (absolutive)
naqasó (predicative)
naqasó (subjective)
naqasó (genitive)
naqasól (l-case)
naqasók (k-case)
naqasót (t-case)
naqasóh (h-case)


naqasu

naqásu m (feminine naqasó, plural naqoosá f)

naqásu (canonical masculine)
naqasó (feminine)
naqoosá (feminine plural)
naqásu (absolutive)
naqásu (predicative)
naqasí (subjective)
naqasí (genitive)
naqásul (l-case)
naqásuk (k-case)
naqásut (t-case)
naqásuh (h-case)


maqallima

maqallimá f (masculine maqallím, plural maqallimíin m)

maqallimá (canonical feminine)
maqallím (masculine)
maqallimíin (masculine plural)
maqallimá (absolutive)
maqallimá (predicative)
maqallimá (subjective)
maqallimá (genitive)
maqallimál (l-case)
maqallimák (k-case)
maqallimát (t-case)
maqallimáh (h-case)
muqallimá (alternative)

[mʌʕalːɪˈmʌ]

Borrowed from Arabic مُعَلِّمَة (muʕallima).


mudarris

mudarrís m (feminine mudarrisá, plural mudarrisitté f or mudarriswá f)

mudarrís (canonical masculine)
mudarrisá (feminine)
mudarrisitté (feminine plural)
mudarriswá (feminine plural)
mudarrís (absolutive)
mudarrísi (predicative)
mudarrís (subjective)
mudarrís (genitive)
mudarrísil (l-case)
mudarrísik (k-case)
mudarrísit (t-case)
mudarrísih (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic مُدَرِّس (mudarris).


mudarrisa

mudarrisá f (masculine mudarrís, plural mudarrisitté f or mudarriswá f)

mudarrisá (canonical feminine)
mudarrís (masculine)
mudarrisitté (feminine plural)
mudarriswá (feminine plural)
mudarrisá (absolutive)
mudarrisá (predicative)
mudarrisá (subjective)
mudarrisá (genitive)
mudarrisál (l-case)
mudarrisák (k-case)
mudarrisát (t-case)
mudarrisáh (h-case)

[mʊdʌrːɪˈsʌ]

Borrowed from Arabic مُدَرِّسَة (mudarrisa).


qokka

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


arraaba

arraabá f (plural arráabob m or árrob m)

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

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


cegsu

cégsu (canonical masculine)
cégsu (absolutive)
cégsu (predicative)
cegsí (subjective)
cegsí (genitive)
cégsul (l-case)
cégsuk (k-case)
cégsut (t-case)
cégsuh (h-case)
cígsu (alternative)

A man who marries the widow of one's deceased brother or cousin.


bacow

baców (canonical masculine)
baców (absolutive)
bacówu (predicative)
baców (subjective)
baców (genitive)
bacówul (l-case)
bacówuk (k-case)
bacówut (t-case)
bacówuh (h-case)


baruud

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


gublo

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