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  1. Aham— eat (something) 2. Discuss (and issue)
  2. Aanya— Our, not your; ours, not yours (exclusive, focussed)
  3. agaafatta— you (sg) are unable. see agaafda
  4. áham— Ea! see Aham
  5. Abbahcha— 1. Remove; take out ( repeatedly or referring to many items) 2. Take off 3. Bring forth
  6. Agu'dda— Hit (repeatedly) keep hitting
  7. Agu'dub— Keep hitting. See Agu'dda
  8. Akkucha— 1. Pass on, transmit, (something repeatedly) 2. Delay, skip, miss, postpond (Repeatedly))
  9. Afwaáyyo— Dumbness, inability to speak. 2. politeness
  10. A'adeeh— 1. Keep saying, telling, calling; say, tell (many things or repeatedly) 2. Do (many things or repeatedly)
  11. Akkuti— Pass on! See Akkucha
  12. Áachi— grandfather (paternal or maternal) ; also used as a call name. Prural: Aachínyee
  13. Agar— See! See Arga
  14. Ahá'd— 'Sunday' Name of the week following Sáb'di and preceeding Alaasmin
  15. Afuufa— Blow (something) ; blow (something) away
  16. Abaayyénye— Paternal uncles; Father's brothers.
  17. Aggu'dubta— you (sg) keep hitting . see Agu'dda
  18. Agaafda— Be unable to; being incapable of; be unable to manage, cope with (something)
  19. Agiis— Kill, murder; ( any living creature or plant)
  20. Af— 1. Mouth 2. Language 3. Blade (of knife, spear)
  21. Agu'dub— Keep hitting. See Agu'dda
  22. Ahál— Birth-waters
  23. Ahhallala— Keep on hanging, hang repeatedly(of a living thing)
  24. Addikha— Wash (often or of many objects)
  25. Aggaán— form of Gaggaán AV: DIvided, segmented, cut (into pieces, sections, etc)̨
  26. Ahhida— Tie up, bind (thoroughly, repeatedly or of many objects) shut ( someone/ something) up;
  27. Addeefa— 1. To be better. 2. To be very much better
  28. Abár— 1. Mother. 2. Container apart from its lid.
  29. Agarta— You (sg) see. Arga
  30. Ajjibaátahe— Be desparate, despair, lose hope
  31. Á i'doh— Why? How comes? Ái'doh itadah? Why did you say it?
  32. Aa'héey— Yes
  33. Abcha— Teach (someone)
  34. Ajjilbiiba— Vomit (Repeatedly)
  35. Akkhabo— Keep holding/ catching. See Akkhabda
  36. Afda— Choke, suffocate
  37. Akhsí— worm (s)
  38. Á koó— 1. To be of ( a certain family) 2. Belong to (someone)
  39. Abaár— A calamity, series of of evil events (such as drought) Synonym: Rí'd.
  40. Abda— Learn (something)
  41. áhal— Friend. prural aalál
  42. Áal or Á'hal— Friend. Prural aalál
  43. Akhabatta— You (sg) Keep holding/ catching . see Akkhabda
  44. Akkutissa— You (sg.) pass on. see akkuccha
  45. Áabba— Father (also used as a call name) Applies to any man of the Fathers Age-set. Prural Aabbényee
  46. Ádi— Sheeps and goats; shoats. Prural Adéy
  47. Afáf— 1. Door (way)s; entrance (to a house)
  48. Aggoocha— Alt. form of goggoocha. Keep cutting
  49. Ahanaay— Was/ were, used to be.
  50. Ajjibaát— AV: (State of) despair, (state of ) loosing hope
  51. Akkhabda— alt. for of Khakkhabda V2: Keep holding, taking hold of; catching, grabbing thrown or moving object (s)
  52. Abhuub— Drink (of water only)
  53. Birth-waters