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.


mare

aa-noun

maré f (singulative maréyta m or mareytá f)

maré (canonical feminine)
maréyta (masculine singulative)
mareytá (feminine singulative)
maré (absolutive)
maré (predicative)
maré (subjective)
maré (genitive)
marél (l-case)
marék (k-case)
marét (t-case)
maréh (h-case)


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)


tu

tú (canonical feminine)
tú (absolutive)
tú (predicative)
tú (subjective)
tú (genitive)
túl (l-case)
túk (k-case)
tút (t-case)
túh (h-case)


way

wáy (canonical masculine)
wáy (absolutive)
wáyi (predicative)
wáy (subjective)
waytí (genitive)
wáyil (l-case)
wáyik (k-case)
wáyit (t-case)
wáyih (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).


gale

galé (canonical feminine)
galé (absolutive)
galé (predicative)
galé (subjective)
galé (genitive)
galél (l-case)
galék (k-case)
galét (t-case)
galéh (h-case)


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.


ado

adó (canonical feminine)
adó (absolutive)
adó (predicative)
adó (subjective)
adó (genitive)
adól (l-case)
adók (k-case)
adót (t-case)
adóh (h-case)
aadó (alternative)


abu

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


ala

ála (canonical masculine)
alluwwá (feminine plural)
alwá (feminine plural)
ála (absolutive)
ála (predicative)
alí (subjective)
alí (genitive)
álal (l-case)
álak (k-case)
álat (t-case)
álah (h-case)


ala

alá f (masculine rakúb, plural aloolí f)

alá (canonical feminine)
rakúb (masculine)
aloolí (feminine plural)
alá (absolutive)
alá (predicative)
alá (subjective)
alá (genitive)
alál (l-case)
alák (k-case)
alát (t-case)
aláh (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 Afar Northern)
búna (alternative Afar Southern)
buná (alternative Afar Southern)


gib

giibitté (feminine plural)
gibwá (feminine plural)


albo

albó (canonical feminine)
álob (masculine plural)


aaker

aakér (canonical masculine)
aakér (absolutive)
aakéri (predicative)
aakér (subjective)
aakér (genitive)
aakéril (l-case)
aakérik (k-case)
aakérit (t-case)
aakérih (h-case)


abaci

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)


guma

gumá (canonical feminine)
gumáytu (masculine singulative)
gumá (absolutive)
gumá (predicative)
gumá (subjective)
gumá (genitive)
gumál (l-case)
gumák (k-case)
gumát (t-case)
gumáh (h-case)


kondom

kóndom (canonical masculine)
kondomwá (feminine plural)


saga

sagá f (masculine sagáytu, plural láa m)

sagá (canonical feminine)
sagáytu (masculine)
láa (masculine plural)
sagá (absolutive)
sagá (predicative)
sagá (subjective)
sagá (genitive)
sagál (l-case)
sagák (k-case)
sagát (t-case)
sagáh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *ʃaac-. Cognates include Iraqw slee, Oromo sa'a, Sidamo saa, Somali sác and Saho saga.


gad

gád m (plural gadoowá f or gaditté f or gadoodá f)

gád (canonical masculine)
gadoowá (feminine plural)
gaditté (feminine plural)
gadoodá (feminine plural)
gád (absolutive)
gáda (predicative)
gád (subjective)
gaddí (genitive)
gádal (l-case)
gádak (k-case)
gádat (t-case)
gádah (h-case)


amo

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


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)


duma

dúma (canonical masculine)
dúma (absolutive)
dúma (predicative)
dumí (subjective)
dumí (genitive)
dúmal (l-case)
dúmak (k-case)
dúmat (t-case)
dúmah (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)


ballo

balló (canonical feminine)
baallá (feminine plural)
balló (absolutive)
balló (predicative)
balló (subjective)
balló (genitive)
ballól (l-case)
ballók (k-case)
ballót (t-case)
ballóh (h-case)

bállu

uxorial father-in-law; uxorial brother-in-law


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)
aburwá (feminine plural)
awrá (feminine plural)
abúr (absolutive)
abúru (predicative)
abúr (subjective)
abúr (genitive)
abúrul (l-case)
abúruk (k-case)
abúrut (t-case)
abúruh (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)


dul

dúl (canonical masculine)
duulitté (feminine plural)
dúl (absolutive)
dúulu (predicative)
dúl (subjective)
dultí (genitive)
dúulul (l-case)
dúuluk (k-case)
dúulut (t-case)
dúuluh (h-case)

Hippopotamus amphibius
Hippopotamus amphibius#Translingual

common hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius)


agat

agát (canonical masculine)
agát (absolutive)
agáta (predicative)
agát (subjective)
agát (genitive)
agátal (l-case)
agátak (k-case)
agátat (t-case)
agátah (h-case)


afa

afá (canonical feminine)
afoofí (feminine plural)
afoofá (feminine plural)
afá (absolutive)
afá (predicative)
afá (subjective)
afá (genitive)
afál (l-case)
afák (k-case)
afát (t-case)
afáh (h-case)

Probably related to áf (“mouth”). Cognates include Somali afáaf and Saho afá.


afa

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


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)


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)


adam

ádam (canonical masculine)
ádam (absolutive)
ádama (predicative)
ádam (subjective)
ádam (genitive)
ádamal (l-case)
ádamak (k-case)
ádamat (t-case)
ádamah (h-case)


ankara

ankará (canonical feminine)
ankará (absolutive)
ankará (predicative)
ankará (subjective)
ankará (genitive)
ankarál (l-case)
ankarák (k-case)
ankarát (t-case)
ankaráh (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic أَنْكَرَ (ʔankara, “to deny”).


kalam

kalám (canonical masculine)
kalám (absolutive)
kaláma (predicative)
kalám (subjective)
kalám (genitive)
kalámal (l-case)
kalámak (k-case)
kalámat (t-case)
kalámah (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]


waar

wáar (canonical masculine)
wáar (absolutive)
wáara (predicative)
wáar (subjective)
wáar (genitive)
wáaral (l-case)
wáarak (k-case)
wáarat (t-case)
wáarah (h-case)


beera

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

Related to Somali bérri, Oromo boruu and Saho béera


bara

bará (canonical feminine)
bará (absolutive)
bará (predicative)
bará (subjective)
bará (genitive)
barál (l-case)
barák (k-case)
barát (t-case)
baráh (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.


iro

iró (canonical feminine)
iroorá (feminine plural)
iró (absolutive)
iró (predicative)
iró (subjective)
iró (genitive)
iról (l-case)
irók (k-case)
irót (t-case)
iróh (h-case)


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)


haan

háan (canonical masculine)
háan (absolutive)
háana (predicative)
háan (subjective)
háan (genitive)
háanal (l-case)
háanak (k-case)
háanat (t-case)
háanah (h-case)


ruga

rúga (canonical masculine)
rugaagí (feminine plural)
rúga (absolutive)
rúga (predicative)
rugí (subjective)
rugí (genitive)
rúgal (l-case)
rúgak (k-case)
rúgat (t-case)
rúgah (h-case)


ruga

rugá (canonical feminine)
rugaagí (feminine plural)
rugá (absolutive)
rugá (predicative)
rugá (subjective)
rugá (genitive)
rugál (l-case)
rugák (k-case)
rugát (t-case)
rugáh (h-case)


garbo

garbó (canonical feminine)
gárab (masculine plural)
gárob (masculine plural)
garbó (absolutive)
garbó (predicative)
garbó (subjective)
garbó (genitive)
garból (l-case)
garbók (k-case)
garbót (t-case)
garbóh (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)


kas

kás (canonical masculine)
kás (absolutive)
kása (predicative)
kás (subjective)
kastí (genitive)
kásal (l-case)
kásak (k-case)
kásat (t-case)
kásah (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)


ida

idá (canonical feminine)
marúw (masculine)
ílli (masculine plural)
idá (absolutive)
idá (predicative)
idá (subjective)
idá (genitive)
idál (l-case)
idák (k-case)
idát (t-case)
idáh (h-case)


bakal

bákal (canonical)
bakál (canonical masculine)
bókol (masculine plural)
bokól (masculine plural)
bákal (absolutive)
bákala (predicative)
bákal (subjective)
bákal (genitive)
bákalal (l-case)
bákalak (k-case)
bákalat (t-case)
bákalah (h-case)
bakál (absolutive)
bakála (predicative)
bakál (subjective)
bakál (genitive)
bakálal (l-case)
bakálak (k-case)
bakálat (t-case)
bakálah (h-case)


mara

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

Possibly related to Arabic مَرْء (marʔ, “man”) and Akkadian 𒌉 (mārum, “son”).

Ummaan ginoh Fulte Racmatta leeh, yeemene marah Gunê Racmatta-le Rabbi kinni.

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 3:

He [who] surpasses the mercy of every creation, he is the God who gives mercy to the believing people.

(Northern dialects, in compounds) living


magla

maglá (canonical feminine)
maglá (absolutive)
maglá (predicative)
maglá (subjective)
maglá (genitive)
maglál (l-case)
maglák (k-case)
maglát (t-case)
magláh (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 Afar Northern)
búun (alternative Afar Northern)

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.


madu

mádu (canonical masculine)
moltá (feminine)
mádu (absolutive)
mádu (predicative)
madí (subjective)
madí (genitive)
mádul (l-case)
máduk (k-case)
mádut (t-case)
máduh (h-case)


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)


wac

wac (absolutive)
wáaca (predicative)
wac (subjective)
wactí (genitive)
wáacal (l-case)
wáacak (k-case)
wáacat (t-case)
wáacah (h-case)


saro

saró (canonical feminine)
sára (masculine plural)
saró (absolutive)
saró (predicative)
saró (subjective)
saró (genitive)
saról (l-case)
sarók (k-case)
sarót (t-case)
saróh (h-case)


wak

wák (canonical masculine)
wák (absolutive)
wáka (predicative)
wák (subjective)
waktí (genitive)
wákal (l-case)
wákak (k-case)
wákat (t-case)
wákah (h-case)


abre

abré (canonical feminine)
abreerá (feminine plural)
abré (absolutive)
abré (predicative)
abré (subjective)
abré (genitive)
abrél (l-case)
abrék (k-case)
abrét (t-case)
abréh (h-case)


cato

cató (canonical feminine)
cató (absolutive)
cató (predicative)
cató (subjective)
cató (genitive)
catól (l-case)
catók (k-case)
catót (t-case)
catóh (h-case)

From caté (“to help”) + -ó. Akin to Saho xato.

Diggah nanu Ni Rabbow koo inkittosnaah Qibaada dibuk koo caglisna, nanu ni-caagiidah inkih cato koo esserra.

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 5:

Our God, with strength we make you whole, only you we give [our] adoration, we as one ask you for help with our afairs.


orris

orrís (canonical masculine)
orrís (absolutive)
orrísi (predicative)
orrís (subjective)
orrís (genitive)
orrísil (l-case)
orrísik (k-case)
orrísit (t-case)
orrísih (h-case)


kantar

kantár (canonical masculine)
kantár (absolutive)
kantára (predicative)
kantár (subjective)
kantár (genitive)
kantáral (l-case)
kantárak (k-case)
kantárat (t-case)
kantárah (h-case)


hawa

From Arabic هَوَاء (hawāʔ, “air, atmosphere”).


hoba

hobá (canonical feminine)
hobá (absolutive)
hobá (predicative)
hobá (subjective)
hobá (genitive)
hobál (l-case)
hobák (k-case)
hobát (t-case)
hobáh (h-case)


gita

gíta (canonical masculine)
gititté (feminine plural)
gitwá (feminine plural)
gíta (absolutive)
gíta (predicative)
gíti (subjective)
gíta (genitive)
gítal (l-case)
gítak (k-case)
gítat (t-case)
gítah (h-case)


tumme

tummé (canonical feminine)
tummé (absolutive)
tummé (predicative)
tummé (subjective)
tummé (genitive)
tummél (l-case)
tummék (k-case)
tummét (t-case)
tumméh (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)


karamella

karamellá (canonical feminine)
karamellaalí (feminine plural)

[kʌɾʌmɛlˈlʌ]


enek

enék (canonical masculine)
enék (absolutive)
enéki (predicative)
enék (subjective)
inkí (genitive)
enékil (l-case)
enékik (k-case)
enékit (t-case)
enékih (h-case)

(Southern Afar) alternative form of iník


abal

ábal (canonical masculine)
abalwá (feminine plural)
abaloolá (feminine plural)
ábal (absolutive)
ábala (predicative)
ábal (subjective)
ábal (genitive)
ábalal (l-case)
ábalak (k-case)
ábalat (t-case)
ábalah (h-case)


xin

xín (canonical masculine)
xín (absolutive)
xíini (predicative)
xintí (subjective)
xín (genitive)
xíinil (l-case)
xíinik (k-case)
xíinit (t-case)
xíinih (h-case)

From xiiné (“to sleep”). Akin to Saho dhin.


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)


burri

búrri (canonical masculine)
burritté (feminine plural)
búrri (absolutive)
búrri (predicative)
burrí (subjective)
burrí (genitive)
búrril (l-case)
búrrik (k-case)
búrrit (t-case)
búrrih (h-case)


molta

moltá (canonical feminine)
mádu (masculine)
moltá (absolutive)
moltá (predicative)
moltá (subjective)
moltá (genitive)
moltál (l-case)
molták (k-case)
moltát (t-case)
moltáh (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)


akat

akát (canonical)
ákat (canonical masculine)
akootá (feminine plural)


kuta

kúta (canonical masculine)
kuutá (feminine plural)
kúta (absolutive)
kúta (predicative)
kutí (subjective)
kutí (genitive)
kútal (l-case)
kútak (k-case)
kútat (t-case)
kútah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic, from Proto-Afroasiatic. Cognates include Hausa kútíi, Bole kutì, Dass kàt, Aasax kite.


kuta

kutá (canonical feminine)
kuutá (feminine plural)
kutá (absolutive)
kutá (predicative)
kutá (subjective)
kutá (genitive)
kutál (l-case)
kuták (k-case)
kutát (t-case)
kutáh (h-case)


cado

aa-noun

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)


sanot

sánot (canonical masculine)
sánot (absolutive)
sánootu (predicative)
sánot (subjective)
sánot (genitive)
sánootul (l-case)
sánootuk (k-case)
sánootut (t-case)
sánootuh (h-case)


kuuta

kuutá (canonical feminine)
kuutá (absolutive)
kuutá (predicative)
kuutá (subjective)
kuutá (genitive)
kuutál (l-case)
kuuták (k-case)
kuutát (t-case)
kuutáh (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)


gaala

gáala m (singulative gaaláytu m, plural gaalíyow m)

gáala (canonical masculine)
gaaláytu (masculine singulative)
gaalíyow (masculine plural)
gáala (absolutive)
gáala (predicative)
gaalí (subjective)
gaalí (genitive)
gáalal (l-case)
gáalak (k-case)
gáalat (t-case)
gáalah (h-case)

An old borrowing into East Cushitic, from an undetermined Semitic language. Cognates include Somali gèel, Oromo gaala, Sidamo gaala and Saho gaala.

(collective) camels (irrespective of sex, but mostly females)


fida

Likely borrowed from Arabic فِدَاء (fidāʔ, “ransom, sacrifice”).


shash

A black strip of cloth worn on the head by married Afar women as part of the traditional dress.


gaso

gasó (canonical feminine)
gasoosá (feminine plural)


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)


wana

waná (canonical feminine)
waná (absolutive)
waná (predicative)
waná (subjective)
waná (genitive)
wanál (l-case)
wanák (k-case)
wanát (t-case)
wanáh (h-case)


barri

bárri (canonical masculine)
barritté (feminine plural)
bárri (absolutive)
bárri (predicative)
barrí (subjective)
barrí (genitive)
bárril (l-case)
bárrik (k-case)
bárrit (t-case)
bárrih (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic بَرِّيّ (barriyy, “wild”).

(Southern dialects) fertile or productive place


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)


sara

sára (canonical masculine)
sára (absolutive)
sára (predicative)
sára (subjective)
sára (genitive)
sáral (l-case)
sárak (k-case)
sárat (t-case)
sárah (h-case)


barwa

barwá (canonical feminine)
barwá (absolutive)
barwá (predicative)
barwá (subjective)
barwá (genitive)
barwál (l-case)
barwák (k-case)
barwát (t-case)
barwáh (h-case)


arho

arhó (canonical feminine)
ároh (masculine plural)
arhó (absolutive)
arhó (predicative)
arhó (subjective)
arhó (genitive)
arhól (l-case)
arhók (k-case)
arhót (t-case)
arhóh (h-case)


gari

garí (canonical feminine)
garí (absolutive)
garí (predicative)
garí (subjective)
garí (genitive)
garíl (l-case)
garík (k-case)
garít (t-case)
garíh (h-case)

Giraffa camelopardalis
Giraffa camelopardalis


gari

gári (canonical masculine)
gári (absolutive)
gári (predicative)
garí (subjective)
garí (genitive)
gáril (l-case)
gárik (k-case)
gárit (t-case)
gárih (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)


xiba

xibá (canonical feminine)
xibá (absolutive)
xibá (predicative)
xibá (subjective)
xibá (genitive)
xibál (l-case)
xibák (k-case)
xibát (t-case)
xibáh (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)


kusur

kúsur (canonical masculine)
kúsur (absolutive)
kúsuuru (predicative)
kúsur (subjective)
kúsur (genitive)
kúsuurul (l-case)
kúsuuruk (k-case)
kúsuurut (t-case)
kúsuuruh (h-case)


bokol

bókol (canonical)
bokól (canonical masculine)
bókol (absolutive)
bókoolu (predicative)
bókol (subjective)
bókol (genitive)
bókoolul (l-case)
bókooluk (k-case)
bókoolut (t-case)
bókooluh (h-case)
bokól (absolutive)
bokóolu (predicative)
bokól (subjective)
bokól (genitive)
bokóolul (l-case)
bokóoluk (k-case)
bokóolut (t-case)
bokóoluh (h-case)


galab

galáb (canonical masculine)
galoobá (feminine plural)
galáb (absolutive)
galába (predicative)
galáb (subjective)
galáb (genitive)
galábal (l-case)
galábak (k-case)
galábat (t-case)
galábah (h-case)


addo

addó (canonical feminine)
addoodá (feminine plural)
addó (absolutive)
addó (predicative)
addó (subjective)
addó (genitive)
addól (l-case)
addók (k-case)
addót (t-case)
addóh (h-case)


laa

láa (canonical masculine)
sagá (feminine singulative)
láa (absolutive)
láa (predicative)
laahí (subjective)
laahí (genitive)
láal (l-case)
láak (k-case)
láat (t-case)
láah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Oromo loon, Sidamo lalo and Saho laa. Compare also Amharic ላም (lam).


inna

ínna (canonical masculine)
ínna (absolutive)
ínna (predicative)
inní (subjective)
inní (genitive)
ínnal (l-case)
ínnak (k-case)
ínnat (t-case)
ínnah (h-case)


gino

ginó (canonical feminine)
ginó (absolutive)
ginó (predicative)
ginó (subjective)
ginó (genitive)
ginól (l-case)
ginók (k-case)
ginót (t-case)
ginóh (h-case)

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.


daro

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


illi

aa-noun

ílli m (singulative idá f, plural illitté f)

ílli (canonical masculine)
idá (feminine singulative)
illitté (feminine plural)
ílli (absolutive)
ílli (predicative)
illí (subjective)
illí (genitive)
íllil (l-case)
íllik (k-case)
íllit (t-case)
íllih (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

kasál (canonical masculine)
kasál (absolutive)
kasála (predicative)
kasál (subjective)
kasál (genitive)
kasálal (l-case)
kasálak (k-case)
kasálat (t-case)
kasálah (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)


rusas

rusás (canonical masculine)
rusástu (masculine singulative)
rusás (absolutive)
rusáasa (predicative)
rusás (subjective)
rusás (genitive)
rusáasal (l-case)
rusáasak (k-case)
rusáasat (t-case)
rusáasah (h-case)


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


raddi

ráddi (canonical masculine)
radditté (feminine plural)
ráddi (absolutive)
ráddi (predicative)
raddí (subjective)
raddí (genitive)
ráddil (l-case)
ráddik (k-case)
ráddit (t-case)
ráddih (h-case)


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)


sharti

shárti (canonical masculine)
shárti (absolutive)
shárti (predicative)
shartí (subjective)
shartí (genitive)
shártil (l-case)
shártik (k-case)
shártit (t-case)
shártih (h-case)


taban

tában (canonical)
tabán (canonical masculine)
tabábban (masculine plural)
tában (absolutive)
tábana (predicative)
tában (subjective)
tabná (genitive)
tábanal (l-case)
tábanak (k-case)
tábanat (t-case)
tábanah (h-case)
tabán (absolutive)
tabaná (predicative)
tabán (subjective)
tabná (genitive)
tabanál (l-case)
tabanák (k-case)
tabanát (t-case)
tabanáh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognate with Burji tanna, Hadiyya tommo, Saho taman, Sidamo tonne and Somali tobán.


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, Hadiyya haqqa, 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)


faras

farás (canonical masculine)
faroosá (feminine plural)
farás (absolutive)
farása (predicative)
farás (subjective)
farás (genitive)
farásal (l-case)
farásak (k-case)
farásat (t-case)
farásah (h-case)


danan

danán m (plural dananitté f or dananwá f or danooná f)

danán (canonical masculine)
dananitté (feminine plural)
dananwá (feminine plural)
danooná (feminine plural)
danán (absolutive)
danána (predicative)
danán (subjective)
danán (genitive)
danánal (l-case)
danának (k-case)
danánat (t-case)
danánah (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)


qatar

qatár (canonical masculine)
qatár (absolutive)
qatára (predicative)
qatár (subjective)
qatár (genitive)
qatáral (l-case)
qatárak (k-case)
qatárat (t-case)
qatárah (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.


bilo

biló (canonical feminine)
biló (absolutive)
biló (predicative)
biló (subjective)
biló (genitive)
bilól (l-case)
bilók (k-case)
bilót (t-case)
bilóh (h-case)


sokkar

Borrowed from Arabic سُكَّر (sukkar), from Middle Persian 𐭱𐭪𐭥 (šakar), from Sanskrit शर्करा (śarkarā).


adda

addá (canonical feminine)
addoodí (feminine plural)
addá (absolutive)
addá (predicative)
addá (subjective)
addá (genitive)
addál (l-case)
addák (k-case)
addát (t-case)
addáh (h-case)


adda

addá (canonical feminine)
addá (absolutive)
addá (predicative)
addá (subjective)
addá (genitive)
addál (l-case)
addák (k-case)
addát (t-case)
addáh (h-case)


aalat

aalát m (plural aalootá f or aalatitté f or aalootitté f)

aalát (canonical masculine)
aalootá (feminine plural)
aalatitté (feminine plural)
aalootitté (feminine plural)
aalát (absolutive)
aaláta (predicative)
aalát (subjective)
aalát (genitive)
aalátal (l-case)
aalátak (k-case)
aalátat (t-case)
aalátah (h-case)


sinam

sinám (canonical masculine)
sinám (absolutive)
sináama (predicative)
sinám (subjective)
sinám (genitive)
sináamal (l-case)
sináamak (k-case)
sináamat (t-case)
sináamah (h-case)


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)


baxa

báxa (canonical masculine)
xayló (feminine plural)
báxa (absolutive)
báxa (predicative)
baxí (subjective)
baxí (genitive)
báxal (l-case)
báxak (k-case)
báxat (t-case)
báxah (h-case)


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)


xamu

xámu (canonical masculine)
xámu (absolutive)
xámu (predicative)
xamí (subjective)
xamí (genitive)
xámul (l-case)
xámuk (k-case)
xámut (t-case)
xámuh (h-case)


alca

alcá (canonical feminine)
alcá (absolutive)
alcá (predicative)
alcá (subjective)
alcá (genitive)
alcál (l-case)
alcák (k-case)
alcát (t-case)
alcáh (h-case)


comor

cómor (canonical masculine)
comortó (feminine singulative)
cómor (absolutive)
cómoru (predicative)
cómor (subjective)
cómor (genitive)
cómorul (l-case)
cómoruk (k-case)
cómorut (t-case)
cómoruh (h-case)

Tamarindus indica
Tamarindus indica#Translingual

(collective) tamarinds (Tamarindus indica)


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”).


kalda

kaldá (canonical feminine)
kaldá (absolutive)
kaldá (predicative)
kaldá (subjective)
kaldá (genitive)
kaldál (l-case)
kaldák (k-case)
kaldát (t-case)
kaldáh (h-case)


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.


yaa

yáa (canonical feminine)
yáa (absolutive)
yáa (predicative)
yáa (subjective)
yáa (genitive)
yáal (l-case)
yáak (k-case)
yáat (t-case)
yáah (h-case)


buuk

búuk m (plural buukitté f or buukwá f or abwáak m)

búuk (canonical masculine)
buukitté (feminine plural)
buukwá (feminine plural)
abwáak (masculine plural)
búuk (absolutive)
búuku (predicative)
búuk (subjective)
búuk (genitive)
búukul (l-case)
búukuk (k-case)
búukut (t-case)
búukuh (h-case)


abud

abúd (canonical masculine)
abuudutté (feminine plural)
abúd (absolutive)
abúudu (predicative)
abúd (subjective)
abúd (genitive)
abúudul (l-case)
abúuduk (k-case)
abúudut (t-case)
abúuduh (h-case)


galbo

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


qasir

qásir (canonical masculine)
qasír (canonical masculine)
qasirwá (feminine plural)
qásir (absolutive)
qásiiri (predicative)
qásir (subjective)
qásir (genitive)
qásiiril (l-case)
qásiirik (k-case)
qásiirit (t-case)
qásiirih (h-case)
qasír (absolutive)
qasíiri (predicative)
qasír (subjective)
qasír (genitive)
qasíiril (l-case)
qasíirik (k-case)
qasíirit (t-case)
qasíirih (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)


aana

aaná (canonical feminine)
aaná (absolutive)
aaná (predicative)
aaná (subjective)
aaná (genitive)
aanál (l-case)
aanák (k-case)
aanát (t-case)
aanáh (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)


qula

qulá (canonical feminine)
qulá (absolutive)
qulá (predicative)
qulá (subjective)
qulá (genitive)
qulál (l-case)
qulák (k-case)
qulát (t-case)
quláh (h-case)

Someone having to slaughter a camel due to malnourishment.


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)


naag

náag (canonical masculine)
náag (absolutive)
náaga (predicative)
náag (subjective)
náag (genitive)
náagal (l-case)
náagak (k-case)
náagat (t-case)
náagah (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)


awki

inflection of áwka (“boy, son”):
subjective singular

inflection of áwka (“boy, son”):
genitive singular


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)


ximo

ximó (canonical feminine)
ximó (absolutive)
ximó (predicative)
ximó (subjective)
ximó (genitive)
ximól (l-case)
ximók (k-case)
ximót (t-case)
ximóh (h-case)


missila

missíla (canonical masculine)
missilitté (feminine plural)
missíla (absolutive)
missíla (predicative)
missilí (subjective)
missilí (genitive)
missílal (l-case)
missílak (k-case)
missílat (t-case)
missílah (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)


obol

óbol (canonical)
oból (canonical masculine)
oboolá (feminine plural)
óbol (absolutive)
óbolu (predicative)
óbol (subjective)
óbol (genitive)
óbolul (l-case)
óboluk (k-case)
óbolut (t-case)
óboluh (h-case)
oból (absolutive)
obólu (predicative)
oból (subjective)
oból (genitive)
obólul (l-case)
obóluk (k-case)
obólut (t-case)
obóluh (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)


galam

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

From galamé (“jump around uncontrollably”).


sagaal

sagáal (canonical masculine)
sagaggáal (masculine plural)
sagáal (absolutive)
sagáala (predicative)
sagáal (subjective)
saglá (genitive)
sagáalal (l-case)
sagáalak (k-case)
sagáalat (t-case)
sagáalah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic [Term?]. Cognates include Oromo sagal, Saho sagal and Somali sagáal.


amal

ámal (canonical)
amál (canonical masculine)
ámal (absolutive)
ámala (predicative)
ámal (subjective)
ámal (genitive)
ámalal (l-case)
ámalak (k-case)
ámalat (t-case)
ámalah (h-case)
amál (absolutive)
amála (predicative)
amál (subjective)
amál (genitive)
amálal (l-case)
amálak (k-case)
amálat (t-case)
amálah (h-case)


inik

iník m (singulative inkíttu m or inkittó f)

iník (canonical masculine)
inkíttu (masculine singulative)
inkittó (feminine singulative)
iník (absolutive)
iníki (predicative)
iník (subjective)
inkí (genitive)
iníkil (l-case)
iníkik (k-case)
iníkit (t-case)
iníkih (h-case)
enék (alternative Afar Southern)


dinnit

dinnít (canonical masculine)
dinnít (absolutive)
dinníti (predicative)
dinnít (subjective)
dinnít (genitive)
dinnítil (l-case)
dinnítik (k-case)
dinnítit (t-case)
dinnítih (h-case)


soom

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


warru

wárru (canonical masculine)
warritté (feminine plural)
wárru (absolutive)
wárru (predicative)
warrí (subjective)
warrí (genitive)
wárrul (l-case)
wárruk (k-case)
wárrut (t-case)
wárruh (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)


garab

gárab (canonical masculine)
garoobá (feminine plural)
gárab (absolutive)
gáraba (predicative)
gárab (subjective)
gárab (genitive)
gárabal (l-case)
gárabak (k-case)
gárabat (t-case)
gárabah (h-case)


garab

gárab (canonical masculine)
gárab (absolutive)
gáraba (predicative)
gárab (subjective)
gárab (genitive)
gárabal (l-case)
gárabak (k-case)
gárabat (t-case)
gárabah (h-case)

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


malab

maláb (canonical masculine)
maláb (absolutive)
malába (predicative)
maláb (subjective)
maláb (genitive)
malábal (l-case)
malábak (k-case)
malábat (t-case)
malábah (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *malab-. Cognates include Hadiyya marabo, Sidamo malawo and Somali malab.


dardar

dárdar (canonical masculine)
dardaaritté (feminine plural)
dárdar (absolutive)
dárdaara (predicative)
dárdar (subjective)
dárdar (genitive)
dárdaaral (l-case)
dárdaarak (k-case)
dárdaarat (t-case)
dárdaarah (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)


kamri

From Arabic خَمْر (ḵamr, “wine, liquor”).


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.


kimbiro

kimbiró (canonical feminine)
kimbir (masculine plural)
kimbiró (absolutive)
kimbiró (predicative)
kimbiró (subjective)
kimbiró (genitive)
kimbiról (l-case)
kimbirók (k-case)
kimbirót (t-case)
kimbiróh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Oromo simbirroo and Somali shimbir.


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)


amoyta

amoytá (canonical feminine)
amoytá (absolutive)
amoytá (predicative)
amoytá (subjective)
amoytá (genitive)
amoytál (l-case)
amoyták (k-case)
amoytát (t-case)
amoytáh (h-case)


cibix

cíbix (canonical masculine)
cibixxó (feminine singulative)
cíbix (absolutive)
cíbiixi (predicative)
cíbix (subjective)
cíbix (genitive)
cíbiixil (l-case)
cíbiixik (k-case)
cíbiixit (t-case)
cíbiixih (h-case)


aqa

aqá (canonical feminine)
aqá (absolutive)
aqá (predicative)
aqá (subjective)
aqá (genitive)
aqál (l-case)
aqák (k-case)
aqát (t-case)
aqáh (h-case)


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).


bedu

bédu (canonical masculine)
bedwá (feminine plural)
bédu (absolutive)
bédu (predicative)
bedí (subjective)
bedí (genitive)
bédul (l-case)
béduk (k-case)
bédut (t-case)
béduh (h-case)

brand (on livestock; especially a camel)


lubak

lubák (canonical masculine)
lubakwá (feminine plural)
lubooká (feminine plural)
lubák (absolutive)
lubáaka (predicative)
lubák (subjective)
lubák (genitive)
lubáakal (l-case)
lubáakak (k-case)
lubáakat (t-case)
lubáakah (h-case)


bagu

bágu (canonical masculine)
bagitté (feminine plural)
bágu (absolutive)
bágu (predicative)
bagí (subjective)
bagí (genitive)
bágul (l-case)
báguk (k-case)
bágut (t-case)
báguh (h-case)


gubun

gúbun (canonical masculine)
gubunitté (feminine plural)
gúbun (absolutive)
gúbunu (predicative)
gúbun (subjective)
gúbun (genitive)
gúbunul (l-case)
gúbunuk (k-case)
gúbunut (t-case)
gúbunuh (h-case)


gubun

gúbun (canonical masculine)
gúbun (absolutive)
gúbuunu (predicative)
gúbun (subjective)
gúbun (genitive)
gúbuunul (l-case)
gúbuunuk (k-case)
gúbuunut (t-case)
gúbuunuh (h-case)


buun

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


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)


ahali

aháli (canonical masculine)
aháli (absolutive)
aháli (predicative)
ahalí (subjective)
ahalí (genitive)
ahálil (l-case)
ahálik (k-case)
ahálit (t-case)
ahálih (h-case)


reyta

reytá f (masculine dabéela, plural wadár m)

reytá (canonical feminine)
dabéela (masculine)
wadár (masculine plural)
reytá (absolutive)
reytá (predicative)
reytá (subjective)
reytá (genitive)
reytál (l-case)
reyták (k-case)
reytát (t-case)
reytáh (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)


aaman

áaman (canonical masculine)
áaman (absolutive)
áamana (predicative)
áaman (subjective)
áaman (genitive)
áamanal (l-case)
áamanak (k-case)
áamanat (t-case)
áamanah (h-case)

With Blin ኣመን (amän) borrowed from a term in Arabic from the root ء م ن (ʔ m n) or in Tigrinya from the root አ-መ-ነ (ʾä-mä-nä).
Doublet of amáan.

ar-root

ء م ن (ʔ m n)


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.


aako

aakó (canonical feminine)
aakooká (feminine plural)
aakó (absolutive)
aakó (predicative)
aakó (subjective)
aakó (genitive)
aakól (l-case)
aakók (k-case)
aakót (t-case)
aakóh (h-case)


aqan

áqan (canonical masculine)
aqántu (masculine singulative)
áqan (absolutive)
áqaana (predicative)
áqan (subjective)
áqan (genitive)
áqaanal (l-case)
áqaanak (k-case)
áqaanat (t-case)
áqaanah (h-case)


amri

ámri (canonical masculine)
amritté (feminine plural)
ámri (absolutive)
ámri (predicative)
amrí (subjective)
amrí (genitive)
ámril (l-case)
ámrik (k-case)
ámrit (t-case)
ámrih (h-case)


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)


qaro

qaró (canonical feminine)
qaroorá (feminine plural)
qaró (absolutive)
qaró (predicative)
qaró (subjective)
qaró (genitive)
qaról (l-case)
qarók (k-case)
qarót (t-case)
qaróh (h-case)


xalu

xálu (canonical masculine)
xálu (absolutive)
xálu (predicative)
xalí (subjective)
xalí (genitive)
xálul (l-case)
xáluk (k-case)
xálut (t-case)
xáluh (h-case)


jile

A long curved double-edged dagger, part of the traditional Afar male dress.


misli

mísli (canonical masculine)
mísli (absolutive)
mísli (predicative)
mislí (subjective)
mislí (genitive)
míslil (l-case)
míslik (k-case)
míslit (t-case)
míslih (h-case)


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)


kataysa

katáysa (canonical)
kataysá (canonical masculine)
katáysos (masculine plural)
katáysa (absolutive)
katáysa (predicative)
kataysí (subjective)
kataysí (genitive)
katáysal (l-case)
katáysak (k-case)
katáysat (t-case)
katáysah (h-case)
kataysá (absolutive)
kataysá (predicative)
kataysí (subjective)
kataysí (genitive)
kataysál (l-case)
kataysák (k-case)
kataysát (t-case)
kataysáh (h-case)


kataysa

kataysá (canonical feminine)
katáysos (masculine plural)
kataysá (absolutive)
kataysá (predicative)
kataysá (subjective)
kataysá (genitive)
kataysál (l-case)
kataysák (k-case)
kataysát (t-case)
kataysáh (h-case)


narig

aa-noun

naríg m (feminine nargó, plural nariigá f)

nárig (canonical)
naríg (canonical masculine)
nargó (feminine)
nariigá (feminine plural)
nárig (absolutive)
náriigi (predicative)
nárig (subjective)
nárig (genitive)
náriigil (l-case)
náriigik (k-case)
náriigit (t-case)
náriigih (h-case)
naríg (absolutive)
naríigi (predicative)
naríg (subjective)
naríg (genitive)
naríigil (l-case)
naríigik (k-case)
naríigit (t-case)
naríigih (h-case)


yayya

yayyá (canonical feminine)
yayyá (absolutive)
yayyá (predicative)
yayyá (subjective)
yayyá (genitive)
yayyál (l-case)
yayyák (k-case)
yayyát (t-case)
yayyáh (h-case)
yáa (alternative syncope)


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)


habbal

hábbal (canonical masculine)
hábbal (absolutive)
hábbaala (predicative)
hábbal (subjective)
hábbal (genitive)
hábbaalal (l-case)
hábbaalak (k-case)
hábbaalat (t-case)
hábbaalah (h-case)


asaaku

asáaku (canonical masculine)
asaakitté (feminine plural)
asáaku (absolutive)
asáaku (predicative)
asaakí (subjective)
asaakí (genitive)
asáakul (l-case)
asáakuk (k-case)
asáakut (t-case)
asáakuh (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)


kacuw

Onomatopoeic. Compare Arabic كُحَّة (kuḥḥa).


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)


bomodooro

[bɔmɔdoːˈɾɔ]


ukwa

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


mukto

Commiphora myrrha
Commiphora myrrha#Translingual


taagat

aa-noun

taagát m (plural taagatwá f or taagootá f or tawaagá f)

taagát (canonical masculine)
taagatwá (feminine plural)
taagootá (feminine plural)
tawaagá (feminine plural)
taagát (absolutive)
taagáta (predicative)
taagát (subjective)
taagát (genitive)
taagátal (l-case)
taagátak (k-case)
taagátat (t-case)
taagátah (h-case)

From Arabic طَاقَة (ṭāqa). Cognates include Somali daaqad.


maxo

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


baaxo

baaxó (canonical feminine)
baaxooxá (feminine plural)
baaxó (absolutive)
baaxó (predicative)
baaxó (subjective)
baaxó (genitive)
baaxól (l-case)
baaxók (k-case)
baaxót (t-case)
baaxóh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic *baar-, from Proto-Afroasiatic *bur-. Cognates include Somali béer, Saho baarho, Arabic بَرّ (barr), Hebrew בַּר (bar), and Sabaean 𐩨𐩧 (br).


gandaaram

[ɡʌnˈdaːɾʌm]


kabqi

kábqi (canonical masculine)
kabqí (canonical feminine)
kábqi (absolutive)
kábqi (predicative)
kabqí (subjective)
kabqí (genitive)
kábqil (l-case)
kábqik (k-case)
kábqit (t-case)
kábqih (h-case)
kabqí (absolutive)
kabqí (predicative)
kabqí (subjective)
kabqí (genitive)
kabqíl (l-case)
kabqík (k-case)
kabqít (t-case)
kabqíh (h-case)

Panthera pardus
Panthera pardus#Translingual


ximmo

ximmó (canonical feminine)
ximmó (absolutive)
ximmó (predicative)
ximmó (subjective)
ximmó (genitive)
ximmól (l-case)
ximmók (k-case)
ximmót (t-case)
ximmóh (h-case)


xiiba

xiibá (canonical feminine)
xiibá (absolutive)
xiibá (predicative)
xiibá (subjective)
xiibá (genitive)
xiibál (l-case)
xiibák (k-case)
xiibát (t-case)
xiibáh (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)


maqagtina

[mʌʕaɡtɪˈnʌ]


balqinaan

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


borojekti

[bɔɾɔˈd͡ʒɛktɪ]


xinse

xinsé (canonical feminine)
xinsé (absolutive)
xinsé (predicative)
xinsé (subjective)
xinsé (genitive)
xinsél (l-case)
xinsék (k-case)
xinsét (t-case)
xinséh (h-case)


digib

digíb m (plural digibiyoowá f or digiibá f)

digíb (canonical masculine)
digibiyoowá (feminine plural)
digiibá (feminine plural)
digíb (absolutive)
digíbi (predicative)
digíb (subjective)
digíb (genitive)
digíbil (l-case)
digíbik (k-case)
digíbit (t-case)
digíbih (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)


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)


naqoosannu

naqoosánnu (canonical masculine)
naqoosánnu (absolutive)
naqoosánnu (predicative)
naqoosanní (subjective)
naqoosanní (genitive)
naqoosánnul (l-case)
naqoosánnuk (k-case)
naqoosánnut (t-case)
naqoosánnuh (h-case)

[nʌʕoːˈsʌnːʊ]


tooboko

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)


toobokiinu

From tooboko (“set of siblings”) + -iinu.


toobokiino

From tooboko (“set of siblings”) + -iino.


agiira

agiirá (canonical feminine)
agiirá (absolutive)
agiirá (predicative)
agiirá (subjective)
agiirá (genitive)
agiirál (l-case)
agiirák (k-case)
agiirát (t-case)
agiiráh (h-case)


agiirannu

[ʔʌɡiːˈɾʌnːʊ]


cillaaleyna

cillaaléyna (canonical masculine)
cillaaleena (alternative)

[ħɪlːaːˈlɛjnʌ]


cillaaleena

[ħɪlːaːˈleːnʌ]


caalat

Borrowed from Arabic حَالَة (ḥāla, “condition, state”).


bissoyseyna

bissoyséyna (canonical masculine)
bissoyseena (alternative North-Afar)


naqabu

naqábu (canonical masculine)
naqábu (absolutive)
naqábu (predicative)
naqabí (subjective)
naqabí (genitive)
naqábul (l-case)
naqábuk (k-case)
naqábut (t-case)
naqábuh (h-case)


oloyta

oloytá (canonical feminine)
oloytá (absolutive)
oloytá (predicative)
oloytá (subjective)
oloytá (genitive)
oloytál (l-case)
oloyták (k-case)
oloytát (t-case)
oloytáh (h-case)


uguc

úguc (canonical)
ugúc (canonical masculine)
uguucá (feminine plural)
úguc (absolutive)
úgucu (predicative)
úguc (subjective)
úguc (genitive)
úgucul (l-case)
úgucuk (k-case)
úgucut (t-case)
úgucuh (h-case)
ugúc (absolutive)
ugúcu (predicative)
ugúc (subjective)
ugúc (genitive)
ugúcul (l-case)
ugúcuk (k-case)
ugúcut (t-case)
ugúcuh (h-case)


ugucta

ugúcta (canonical masculine)
ugúcta (absolutive)
ugúcta (predicative)
uguctí (subjective)
uguctí (genitive)
ugúctal (l-case)
ugúctak (k-case)
ugúctat (t-case)
ugúctah (h-case)


awkoyta

awkóyta (canonical masculine)
awkóyta (absolutive)
awkóyta (predicative)
awkoytí (subjective)
awkoytí (genitive)
awkóytal (l-case)
awkóytak (k-case)
awkóytat (t-case)
awkóytah (h-case)


awkoyta

awkoytá (canonical feminine)
awkoytá (absolutive)
awkoytá (predicative)
awkoytá (subjective)
awkoytá (genitive)
awkoytál (l-case)
awkoyták (k-case)
awkoytát (t-case)
awkoytáh (h-case)


narigtu

aa-noun

narígtu m (feminine narigtó, plural nariigé f)

narígtu (canonical masculine)
narigtó (feminine)
nariigé (feminine plural)
narígtu (absolutive)
narígtu (predicative)
narigtí (subjective)
narigtí (genitive)
narígtul (l-case)
narígtuk (k-case)
narígtut (t-case)
narígtuh (h-case)

diminutive of narig: weak baby male camel


barrayto

barraytó (canonical feminine)
barráytu (masculine)

Formed as a regular diminutive of barrá (“woman”).


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)


numoyta

Formed as a regular diminutive of num (“man, male”).


loynaytu

loynáytu (canonical masculine)
loynaytó (feminine)


loynayto

loynaytó (canonical feminine)
loynáytu (masculine)


naqaboyta

naqabóyta m (plural naqabtóoli m or naqaboytitté f)

naqabóyta (canonical masculine)
naqabtóoli (masculine plural)
naqaboytitté (feminine plural)
naqabóyta (absolutive)
naqabóyta (predicative)
naqaboytí (subjective)
naqaboytí (genitive)
naqabóytal (l-case)
naqabóytak (k-case)
naqabóytat (t-case)
naqabóytah (h-case)


naqaboyta

naqaboytá f (plural naqabtóoli m or naqaboytitté f)

naqaboytá (canonical feminine)
naqabtóoli (masculine plural)
naqaboytitté (feminine plural)
naqaboytá (absolutive)
naqaboytá (predicative)
naqaboytá (subjective)
naqaboytá (genitive)
naqaboytál (l-case)
naqaboyták (k-case)
naqaboytát (t-case)
naqaboytáh (h-case)


mareyta

maréyta m (plural mareytitté f or maré f)

maréyta (canonical masculine)
mareytitté (feminine plural)
maré (feminine plural)
maréyta (absolutive)
maréyta (predicative)
mareytí (subjective)
mareytí (genitive)
maréytal (l-case)
maréytak (k-case)
maréytat (t-case)
maréytah (h-case)

Singulative of maré (“family relationship”).


mareyta

mareytá f (plural mareytitté f or maré f)

mareytá (canonical feminine)
mareytitté (feminine plural)
maré (feminine plural)
mareytá (absolutive)
mareytá (predicative)
mareytá (subjective)
mareytá (genitive)
mareytál (l-case)
mareyták (k-case)
mareytát (t-case)
mareytáh (h-case)


barraytu

barráytu (canonical masculine)
barraytó (feminine)


labhayto

labhaytó f (masculine labháytu, plural labhá f)

labhaytó (canonical feminine)
labháytu (masculine)
labhá (feminine plural)
labhaytó (absolutive)
labhaytó (predicative)
labhaytó (subjective)
labhaytó (genitive)
labhaytól (l-case)
labhaytók (k-case)
labhaytót (t-case)
labhaytóh (h-case)

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


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)


dalcu

dálcu (canonical masculine)
dalaacá (feminine plural)
dálcu (absolutive)
dálcu (predicative)
dalcí (subjective)
dalcí (genitive)
dálcul (l-case)
dálcuk (k-case)
dálcut (t-case)
dálcuh (h-case)

Hyaena hyaena
Hyaena hyaena#Translingual


baqala

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


dabeela

dabéela m (feminine reytá, plural dabelwá f)

dabéela (canonical masculine)
reytá (feminine)
dabelwá (feminine plural)
dabéela (absolutive)
dabéela (predicative)
dabeelí (subjective)
dabeelí (genitive)
dabéelal (l-case)
dabéelak (k-case)
dabéelat (t-case)
dabéelah (h-case)


rakub

rakúb m (feminine alá, plural raakiibá f)

rakúb (canonical masculine)
alá (feminine)
raakiibá (feminine plural)
rakúb (absolutive)
rakúubu (predicative)
rakúb (subjective)
rakúb (genitive)
rakúubul (l-case)
rakúubuk (k-case)
rakúubut (t-case)
rakúubuh (h-case)


yangula

yangúla m (plural yangulitté f or yangulwá f)

yangúla (canonical masculine)
yangulitté (feminine plural)
yangulwá (feminine plural)
yangúla (absolutive)
yangúla (predicative)
yangulí (subjective)
yangulí (genitive)
yangúlal (l-case)
yangúlak (k-case)
yangúlat (t-case)
yangúlah (h-case)


cereyya

cereyyá (canonical feminine)
cereyyá (absolutive)
cereyyá (predicative)
cereyyá (subjective)
cereyyá (genitive)
cereyyál (l-case)
cereyyák (k-case)
cereyyát (t-case)
cereyyáh (h-case)


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)


awkitte

[ʔʌwkɪtʰˈtɛ]


urru

úrru m (singulative áwka m or awká f, plural urritté f or urruuteetá f)

úrru (canonical masculine)
áwka (masculine singulative)
awká (feminine singulative)
urritté (feminine plural)
urruuteetá (feminine plural)
úrru (absolutive)
úrru (predicative)
urrí (subjective)
urrí (genitive)
úrrul (l-case)
úrruk (k-case)
úrrut (t-case)
úrruh (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)


qeelitte

qeelitté (canonical feminine)
qeelitté (absolutive)
qeelitté (predicative)
qeelitté (subjective)
qeelitté (genitive)
qeelittél (l-case)
qeelitték (k-case)
qeelittét (t-case)
qeelittéh (h-case)

[ʕeːlɪtʰˈtɛ]


qarwa

qarwá (canonical feminine)
qarwá (absolutive)
qarwá (predicative)
qarwá (subjective)
qarwá (genitive)
qarwál (l-case)
qarwák (k-case)
qarwát (t-case)
qarwáh (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)


qeebitte

qeebitté (canonical feminine)
qeebitté (absolutive)
qeebitté (predicative)
qeebitté (subjective)
qeebitté (genitive)
qeebittél (l-case)
qeebitték (k-case)
qeebittét (t-case)
qeebittéh (h-case)

[ʕeːbɪtʰˈtɛ]


xeet

xéet (canonical masculine)
xéet (absolutive)
xéeti (predicative)
xéet (subjective)
xéet (genitive)
xéetil (l-case)
xéetik (k-case)
xéetit (t-case)
xéetih (h-case)


gadoowa

gadoowá (canonical feminine)
gadoowá (absolutive)
gadoowá (predicative)
gadoowá (subjective)
gadoowá (genitive)
gadoowál (l-case)
gadoowák (k-case)
gadoowát (t-case)
gadoowáh (h-case)


tayyaara

tayyaará (canonical feminine)
tayáarir (masculine plural)


bustaan

bustáan m (plural bustaanwá f or basáatin f)

bustáan (canonical masculine)
bustaanwá (feminine plural)
basáatin (feminine plural)
bustán (alternative)


muqallim

muqállim m (feminine muqallimá, plural muqallimíin m)

muqállim (canonical masculine)
muqallimá (feminine)
muqallimíin (masculine plural)
muqallím (absolutive)
muqallími (predicative)
muqallím (subjective)
muqallím (genitive)
muqallímil (l-case)
muqallímik (k-case)
muqallímit (t-case)
muqallímih (h-case)


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.


wadar

wadár m (singulative reytá f, plural wadaariyoowá f)

wadár (canonical masculine)
reytá (feminine singulative)
wadaariyoowá (feminine plural)
wadár (absolutive)
wadára (predicative)
wadár (subjective)
wadár (genitive)
wadáral (l-case)
wadárak (k-case)
wadárat (t-case)
wadárah (h-case)


sagaytu

sagáytu (canonical masculine)
sagá (feminine)
sagáytu (absolutive)
sagáytu (predicative)
sagaytí (subjective)
sagaytí (genitive)
sagáytul (l-case)
sagáytuk (k-case)
sagáytut (t-case)
sagáytuh (h-case)

bull, cattle (male cattle or cattle irrespective of sex)


gaalaytu

gaaláytu (canonical masculine)
gáala (feminine plural)
gaaláytu (absolutive)
gaaláytu (predicative)
gaalaytí (subjective)
gaalaytí (genitive)
gaaláytul (l-case)
gaaláytuk (k-case)
gaaláytut (t-case)
gaaláytuh (h-case)


duyye

duyyé (canonical feminine)
duyyeeyá (feminine plural)
duyyé (absolutive)
duyyé (predicative)
duyyé (subjective)
duyyé (genitive)
duyyél (l-case)
duyyék (k-case)
duyyét (t-case)
duyyéh (h-case)


dabelwa

dabelwá (canonical feminine)
dabelwá (absolutive)
dabelwá (predicative)
dabelwá (subjective)
dabelwá (genitive)
dabelwál (l-case)
dabelwák (k-case)
dabelwát (t-case)
dabelwáh (h-case)


qale

qalé f (singulative qaléyta m, plural qalwá f or qalelwá f or qaleelá f)

qalé (canonical feminine)
qaléyta (masculine singulative)
qalwá (feminine plural)
qalelwá (feminine plural)
qaleelá (feminine plural)
qalé (absolutive)
qalé (predicative)
qalé (subjective)
qalé (genitive)
qalél (l-case)
qalék (k-case)
qalét (t-case)
qaléh (h-case)


booha

boohá (canonical feminine)
boohaahí (feminine plural)


wacro

wacró (canonical feminine)
wacroorá (feminine plural)
wacró (absolutive)
wacró (predicative)
wacró (subjective)
wacró (genitive)
wacról (l-case)
wacrók (k-case)
wacrót (t-case)
wacróh (h-case)


warkat

warkát (canonical masculine)
waráakit (masculine plural)
warkát (absolutive)
warkáta (predicative)
warkát (subjective)
warkát (genitive)
warkátal (l-case)
warkátak (k-case)
warkátat (t-case)
warkátah (h-case)


waraakit

[wʌˈɾaːkɪʰt]


kimbir

kímbir (canonical)
kimbír (canonical masculine)
kimbiró (feminine singulative)
kímbir (absolutive)
kímbiiri (predicative)
kímbir (subjective)
kímbir (genitive)
kímbiiril (l-case)
kímbiirik (k-case)
kímbiirit (t-case)
kímbiirih (h-case)
kimbír (absolutive)
kimbíiri (predicative)
kimbír (subjective)
kimbír (genitive)
kimbíiril (l-case)
kimbíirik (k-case)
kimbíirit (t-case)
kimbíirih (h-case)


eqebto

eqebtó (canonical feminine)
eqéb (masculine plural)


qungayto

qungaytó (canonical feminine)
qungá (feminine plural)


kullum

kúllum (canonical masculine)
kullúnta (masculine singulative)
kúllum (absolutive)
kúlluumu (predicative)
kúllum (subjective)
kúllum (genitive)
kúlluumul (l-case)
kúlluumuk (k-case)
kúlluumut (t-case)
kúlluumuh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Oromo qurxummii, Sidamo qilximme, Somali kaluun.


xaylo

xayló (canonical feminine)
baxá (feminine singulative)
báxa (masculine singulative)
xayló (absolutive)
xayló (predicative)
xayló (subjective)
xayló (genitive)
xaylól (l-case)
xaylók (k-case)
xaylót (t-case)
xaylóh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Iraqw xwayluw (“to bear”), Oromo dhaluu (“to bear”) and Saho dhala (“birth”).


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.


Cabsiita

Cabsíita (canonical masculine)
Cabsá (feminine plural)
Cabsíita (absolutive)
Cabsíita (predicative)
Cabsiití (subjective)
Cabsiití (genitive)
Cabsíital (l-case)
Cabsíitak (k-case)
Cabsíitat (t-case)
Cabsíitah (h-case)


Cabsiita

Cabsiitá (canonical feminine)
Cabsá (feminine plural)
Cabsiitá (absolutive)
Cabsiitá (predicative)
Cabsiitá (subjective)
Cabsiitá (genitive)
Cabsiitál (l-case)
Cabsiiták (k-case)
Cabsiitát (t-case)
Cabsiitáh (h-case)


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)


Faransaawiita

Faransaawíita (canonical masculine)
Faransaawí (feminine plural)
Faransaawíita (absolutive)
Faransaawíita (predicative)
Faransaawiití (subjective)
Faransaawiití (genitive)
Faransaawíital (l-case)
Faransaawíitak (k-case)
Faransaawíitat (t-case)
Faransaawíitah (h-case)
Faransaawiyta (alternative)


Faransaawiita

Faransaawiitá (canonical feminine)
Faransaawí (feminine plural)
Faransaawiitá (absolutive)
Faransaawiitá (predicative)
Faransaawiitá (subjective)
Faransaawiitá (genitive)
Faransaawiitál (l-case)
Faransaawiiták (k-case)
Faransaawiitát (t-case)
Faransaawiitáh (h-case)
Faransaawiyta (alternative)


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)


xaagu

xáagu (canonical masculine)
xaagitté (feminine plural)
xáagu (absolutive)
xáagu (predicative)
xaagí (subjective)
xaagí (genitive)
xáagul (l-case)
xáaguk (k-case)
xáagut (t-case)
xáaguh (h-case)


xaafu

xáafu (canonical masculine)
xaafitté (feminine plural)
xáafu (absolutive)
xáafu (predicative)
xaafí (subjective)
xaafí (genitive)
xáaful (l-case)
xáafuk (k-case)
xáafut (t-case)
xáafuh (h-case)


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)


gaanta

gaantá (canonical feminine)
gaantootí (feminine plural)


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)


kasab

kasáb (canonical masculine)
kasoobá (feminine plural)


rugaagi

rugaagí f (singulative rúga m or rugá f, plural rugaagíyow m)

rugaagí (canonical feminine)
rúga (masculine singulative)
rugá (feminine singulative)
rugaagíyow (masculine plural)
rugaagí (absolutive)
rugaagí (predicative)
rugaagí (subjective)
rugaagí (genitive)
rugaagíl (l-case)
rugaagík (k-case)
rugaagít (t-case)
rugaagíh (h-case)


rugaagiyow

[ɾʊɡaːˈɡɪjɔw]


musaahara

musaahará (canonical feminine)
musaaharoorí (plural)

[mʊsaːhʌˈɾʌ]

From Arabic مُشَاهَرَة (mušāhara, “monthly salary”).


baskil

baskíl (canonical masculine)
baskilwá (feminine plural)
baskíl (absolutive)
baskíli (predicative)
baskíl (subjective)
baskíl (genitive)
baskílil (l-case)
baskílik (k-case)
baskílit (t-case)
baskílih (h-case)


badiila

badiilá (canonical feminine)
badiilaalí (feminine plural)


idoola

aa-noun

idoolá f (singulative idáltu m or idaltó f)

idoolá (canonical feminine)
idáltu (masculine singulative)
idaltó (feminine singulative)
idoolá (absolutive)
idoolá (predicative)
idoolá (subjective)
idoolá (genitive)
idoolál (l-case)
idoolák (k-case)
idoolát (t-case)
idooláh (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


idalto

idaltó f (masculine idáltu, plural idoolá f or idalwá f)

idaltó (canonical feminine)
idáltu (masculine)
idoolá (feminine plural)
idalwá (feminine plural)
idaltó (absolutive)
idaltó (predicative)
idaltó (subjective)
idaltó (genitive)
idaltól (l-case)
idaltók (k-case)
idaltót (t-case)
idaltóh (h-case)


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)


ramid

ramíd (canonical masculine)
ramiidá (feminine plural)
ramíd (absolutive)
ramíidi (predicative)
ramíd (subjective)
ramíd (genitive)
ramíidil (l-case)
ramíidik (k-case)
ramíidit (t-case)
ramíidih (h-case)

→ Translingual: Ardipithecus ramidus


garci

→ Translingual: Australopithecus garhi


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)


Qarabtu

Qarábtu (canonical masculine)
Qaráb (masculine plural)


narigto

narigtó f (masculine narígtu, plural nariigé f)

narigtó (canonical feminine)
narígtu (masculine)
nariigé (feminine plural)
narigtó (absolutive)
narigtó (predicative)
narigtó (subjective)
narigtó (genitive)
narigtól (l-case)
narigtók (k-case)
narigtót (t-case)
narigtóh (h-case)

diminutive of nargó: weak baby female camel


nariige

nariigé (canonical feminine)
nariigé (absolutive)
nariigé (predicative)
nariigé (subjective)
nariigé (genitive)
nariigél (l-case)
nariigék (k-case)
nariigét (t-case)
nariigéh (h-case)


lagaade

lagaadé f (singulative lagaddó f or lagáddu m)

lagaadé (canonical feminine)
lagaddó (feminine singulative)
lagáddu (masculine singulative)
lagaadé (absolutive)
lagaadé (predicative)
lagaadé (subjective)
lagaadé (genitive)
lagaadél (l-case)
lagaadék (k-case)
lagaadét (t-case)
lagaadéh (h-case)


lagaddu

lagáddu m (feminine lagaddó, plural lagaadé f)

lagáddu (canonical masculine)
lagaddó (feminine)
lagaadé (feminine plural)
lagáddu (absolutive)
lagáddu (predicative)
lagaddí (subjective)
lagaddí (genitive)
lagáddul (l-case)
lagádduk (k-case)
lagáddut (t-case)
lagádduh (h-case)


lagaddo

lagaddó f (masculine lagáddu, plural lagaadé f)

lagaddó (canonical feminine)
lagáddu (masculine)
lagaadé (feminine plural)
lagaddó (absolutive)
lagaddó (predicative)
lagaddó (subjective)
lagaddó (genitive)
lagaddól (l-case)
lagaddók (k-case)
lagaddót (t-case)
lagaddóh (h-case)


baklo

bakló f (masculine bakal, plural bokoylé f)

bakló (canonical feminine)
bakal (masculine)
bokoylé (feminine plural)
bakló (absolutive)
bakló (predicative)
bakló (subjective)
bakló (genitive)
baklól (l-case)
baklók (k-case)
baklót (t-case)
baklóh (h-case)
bakaló (alternative Afar Northern)


rugaytu

rugáytu m (feminine rugá, plural rugaagí f)

rugáytu (canonical masculine)
rugá (feminine)
rugaagí (feminine plural)


damaaqe

damaaqé f (singulative damáqtu m or damaqtá f)

damaaqé (canonical feminine)
damáqtu (masculine singulative)
damaqtá (feminine singulative)
damaaqé (absolutive)
damaaqé (predicative)
damaaqé (subjective)
damaaqé (genitive)
damaaqél (l-case)
damaaqék (k-case)
damaaqét (t-case)
damaaqéh (h-case)


kaaqay

káaqay m (singulative kaaqáytu m, plural kaaqaytitté f or kaaqaywá f)

káaqay (canonical masculine)
kaaqáytu (masculine singulative)
kaaqaytitté (feminine plural)
kaaqaywá (feminine plural)
káaqay (absolutive)
káaqaya (predicative)
káaqay (subjective)
káaqay (genitive)
káaqayal (l-case)
káaqayak (k-case)
káaqayat (t-case)
káaqayah (h-case)


kayniiqe

kayniiqé (canonical feminine)
kayniiqé (absolutive)
kayniiqé (predicative)
kayniiqé (subjective)
kayniiqé (genitive)
kayniiqél (l-case)
kayniiqék (k-case)
kayniiqét (t-case)
kayniiqéh (h-case)


qadaala

qadáala m (singulative qadaaláytu m, plural qadaalitté f)

qadáala (canonical masculine)
qadaaláytu (masculine singulative)
qadaalitté (feminine plural)
qadáala (absolutive)
qadáala (predicative)
qadaalí (subjective)
qadaalí (genitive)
qadáalal (l-case)
qadáalak (k-case)
qadáalat (t-case)
qadáalah (h-case)


qadaala

qadáala m (plural qadalluwwá f or qadalluwwé f)

qadáala (canonical masculine)
qadalluwwá (feminine plural)
qadalluwwé (feminine plural)
qadáala (absolutive)
qadáala (predicative)
qadaalí (subjective)
qadaalí (genitive)
qadáalal (l-case)
qadáalak (k-case)
qadáalat (t-case)
qadáalah (h-case)

Blend of qadó (“white”) + ála (“European; animal”).


kullunta

kullúnta (canonical masculine)
kúllum (masculine plural)


qoobaari

qoobaarí (canonical feminine)
qoobaariytá (feminine singulative)
qoobaarí (absolutive)
qoobaarí (predicative)
qoobaarí (subjective)
qoobaarí (genitive)
qoobaaríl (l-case)
qoobaarík (k-case)
qoobaarít (t-case)
qoobaaríh (h-case)
hoobaarí (alternative Afar Northern)

(Southern Afar, collective) dolphins, porpoises


ceray

aa-noun

céray m (singulative ceráytu m, plural ceraytitté f or cereyyá f)

céray (canonical masculine)
ceráytu (masculine singulative)
ceraytitté (feminine plural)
cereyyá (feminine plural)
céray (absolutive)
céraya (predicative)
céray (subjective)
céray (genitive)
cérayal (l-case)
cérayak (k-case)
cérayat (t-case)
cérayah (h-case)


goroyya

goroyyá f (plural góray m or góroy m or goroyyaayí f)

goroyyá (canonical feminine)
góray (masculine plural)
góroy (masculine plural)
goroyyaayí (feminine plural)
goroyyá (absolutive)
goroyyá (predicative)
goroyyá (subjective)
goroyyá (genitive)
goroyyál (l-case)
goroyyák (k-case)
goroyyát (t-case)
goroyyáh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Oromo guuchii, Somali gorayo and Saho gooriya.


goray

góray (canonical masculine)
góray (absolutive)
góraya (predicative)
góray (subjective)
góray (genitive)
górayal (l-case)
górayak (k-case)
górayat (t-case)
górayah (h-case)


sarra

sárra (canonical masculine)
sárra (absolutive)
sárra (predicative)
sarrí (subjective)
sarrí (genitive)
sárral (l-case)
sárrak (k-case)
sárrat (t-case)
sárrah (h-case)


sarra

sarrá (canonical feminine)
sarrá (absolutive)
sarrá (predicative)
sarrá (subjective)
sarrá (genitive)
sarrál (l-case)
sarrák (k-case)
sarrát (t-case)
sarráh (h-case)


kasalto

kasaltó (canonical feminine)
kásal (masculine plural)
kasaltó (absolutive)
kasaltó (predicative)
kasaltó (subjective)
kasaltó (genitive)
kasaltól (l-case)
kasaltók (k-case)
kasaltót (t-case)
kasaltóh (h-case)


comorto

comortó (canonical feminine)
cómor (masculine plural)
comortó (absolutive)
comortó (predicative)
comortó (subjective)
comortó (genitive)
comortól (l-case)
comortók (k-case)
comortót (t-case)
comortóh (h-case)


saahi

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


sidiica

sidiicá (canonical)
sidicá (alternative)
sidoocá (alternative)


affara

From Proto-Cushitic, from Proto-Afroasiatic. Cognates include Arabic أَرْبَعَة (ʔarbaʕa), Somali áfar, Oromo afur and Saho afar.


taban kee inki

[tʌˌbʌn keː ɪŋˈkɪ]

genitive of tabán kee tíya, tabán kee tiyá


taban kee affara

[tʌˌbʌn keː ʌfːʌˈɾʌ]


taban kee lica

[tʌˌbʌn keː lɪˈħʌ]


taban kee malcina

tabán kee malcíin
taban kee malciin#Afar


taban kee bacra

[tʌˌbʌn keː bʌħˈɾʌ]


iniki

iníki (canonical)
enéki (alternative Southern dialectal)


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.


milyaar

milyáar (canonical masculine)
milyáar (absolutive)
milyáara (predicative)
milyáar (subjective)
milyáar (genitive)
milyáaral (l-case)
milyáarak (k-case)
milyáarat (t-case)
milyáarah (h-case)

Borrowed from Arabic مِلْيار (milyār), from French milliard.


waqdi

wáqdi (canonical masculine)
wáqdi (absolutive)
wáqdi (predicative)
waqdí (subjective)
waqdí (genitive)
wáqdil (l-case)
wáqdik (k-case)
wáqdit (t-case)
wáqdih (h-case)


figgaan

figgáan (canonical masculine)
figáagin (masculine plural)
figgáan (absolutive)
figgáana (predicative)
figgáan (subjective)
figgáan (genitive)
figgáanal (l-case)
figgáanak (k-case)
figgáanat (t-case)
figgáanah (h-case)


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.

Usuk (Yalla kinnuk) cisab kee galtoh Ayró (Qhiyaamah Ayró kinnuk) yamlike Rabbi kinni.

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 4:

He (God) who possesses the Day of reckoning and reward (the Day of Qhiyaama) is God.


xeeru

xéeru (canonical masculine)
xéeru (absolutive)
xéeru (predicative)
xeerí (subjective)
xeerí (genitive)
xéerul (l-case)
xéeruk (k-case)
xéerut (t-case)
xéeruh (h-case)


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)


laahinti

laahintí (canonical feminine)
laahintí (absolutive)
laahintí (predicative)
laahintí (subjective)
laahintí (genitive)
laahintíl (l-case)
laahintík (k-case)
laahintít (t-case)
laahintíh (h-case)

Univerbation of laahí (“of a cow”) + intí (“eye”).


baritto

barittó (canonical feminine)
barittó (absolutive)
barittó (predicative)
barittó (subjective)
barittó (genitive)
barittól (l-case)
barittók (k-case)
barittót (t-case)
barittóh (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)


galto

galtó (canonical feminine)
galtó (absolutive)
galtó (predicative)
galtó (subjective)
galtó (genitive)
galtól (l-case)
galtók (k-case)
galtót (t-case)
galtóh (h-case)

cisáb kee galtó


daktara

Probably derived from English doctor. In any case shifted meaning from "physician" to "institution of physicians".


sultaan

Borrowed from Arabic سُلْطَان (sulṭān), from Aramaic שולטנא (šulṭānā, “power”).


simbilqa

simbilqá (canonical feminine)
simbíliq (masculine plural)

Soemmerring's gazelle
Soemmerring's gazelle

Soemmerring's gazelle (Nanger soemmerringii)


baaladi

Ultimately from Portuguese balde, via an Ethiopian Semitic language; compare Amharic ባልዲ (baldi).


alwa

alwá (canonical feminine)
alwá (absolutive)
alwá (predicative)
alwá (subjective)
alwá (genitive)
alwál (l-case)
alwák (k-case)
alwát (t-case)
alwáh (h-case)


qaafiyata

[ʕaːfɪˈjʌtʌ]


magaala

magaalá (canonical feminine)
magaaloolá (feminine plural)
magaalá (absolutive)
magaalá (predicative)
magaalá (subjective)
magaalá (genitive)
magaalál (l-case)
magaalák (k-case)
magaalát (t-case)
magaaláh (h-case)


wakri

wákri (canonical masculine)
wakarwá (feminine plural)
wákri (absolutive)
wákri (predicative)
wakrí (subjective)
wakrí (genitive)
wákril (l-case)
wákrik (k-case)
wákrit (t-case)
wákrih (h-case)


kuumu

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


simbiliq

aa-noun

simbíliq m (singulative simbilqá f, plural simbilqitté f)

simbíliq (canonical masculine)
simbilqá (feminine singulative)
simbilqitté (feminine plural)
simbíliq (absolutive)
simbíliqi (predicative)
simbíliq (subjective)
simbíliq (genitive)
simbíliqil (l-case)
simbíliqik (k-case)
simbíliqit (t-case)
simbíliqih (h-case)

(collective) Soemmerring's gazelles (Nanger soemmerringii)


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).


alwaggaso

alwaggasó (canonical feminine)
alwaggasoosá (plural)

[ʔʌlwʌɡːʌˈsɔ]

From alwá (“animals”) + gasó (“paddock”).


obbeerasiyonu

[ʔɔbːeːɾʌsɪˈjɔnʊ]


wadir

wádir (canonical)
wadír (canonical masculine)
wádir (absolutive)
wádiri (predicative)
wádir (subjective)
wádir (genitive)
wádiril (l-case)
wádirik (k-case)
wádirit (t-case)
wádirih (h-case)
wadír (absolutive)
wadíri (predicative)
wadír (subjective)
wadír (genitive)
wadíril (l-case)
wadírik (k-case)
wadírit (t-case)
wadírih (h-case)
widir (alternative)


tuuristi

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


kabba

kabbá (canonical feminine)
kabbá (absolutive)
kabbá (predicative)
kabbá (subjective)
kabbá (genitive)
kabbál (l-case)
kabbák (k-case)
kabbát (t-case)
kabbáh (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)


qolla

qollá (canonical feminine)
qollatitté (feminine plural)
qollá (absolutive)
qollá (predicative)
qollá (subjective)
qollá (genitive)
qollál (l-case)
qollák (k-case)
qollát (t-case)
qolláh (h-case)


gadda

gádda (canonical masculine)
gádda (absolutive)
gádda (predicative)
gaddí (subjective)
gaddí (genitive)
gáddal (l-case)
gáddak (k-case)
gáddat (t-case)
gáddah (h-case)


saare

saaré (canonical feminine)
saaré (absolutive)
saaré (predicative)
saaré (subjective)
saaré (genitive)
saarél (l-case)
saarék (k-case)
saarét (t-case)
saaréh (h-case)

Faylaa kee Saare ginô Rabbi le.


talafoon

talafóon (canonical masculine)
talafóon (absolutive)
talafóonu (predicative)
talafóon (subjective)
talafóon (genitive)
talafóonul (l-case)
talafóonuk (k-case)
talafóonut (t-case)
talafóonuh (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.


qayso

qaysó f (singulative qaysoytá f or qaysóyta m)

qaysó (canonical feminine)
qaysoytá (feminine singulative)
qaysóyta (masculine singulative)
qaysó (absolutive)
qaysó (predicative)
qaysó (subjective)
qaysó (genitive)
qaysól (l-case)
qaysók (k-case)
qaysót (t-case)
qaysóh (h-case)

From Proto-Cushitic. Cognates include Sidamo hayisso and Somali caws.


aado

aadó (canonical feminine)
aadoodí (feminine plural)
aadó (absolutive)
aadó (predicative)
aadó (subjective)
aadó (genitive)
aadól (l-case)
aadók (k-case)
aadót (t-case)
aadóh (h-case)
adó (alternative)


aadoodi

aadoodí (canonical feminine)
aadoodí (absolutive)
aadoodí (predicative)
aadoodí (subjective)
aadoodí (genitive)
aadoodíl (l-case)
aadoodík (k-case)
aadoodít (t-case)
aadoodíh (h-case)