Amharic of the Day
inspired by C.W. Isenberg
Practice, practice, practice! Try to use these words in sentences. Use your family and friends and strangers and enemies as training tools of your instruction in the Amharic tongue.
ሃሌ ሉያ (hallelujah) - praise yhwh, at least fifteen different melodies associated with this word of life
ቤትህ (bétih) - thy house, your house
መታህ (metah) - he has beaten thee, he has stricken thee, he hit you
እግዚአብሔር ያጽናህ (igzeeabihér yatsnah) - may the lord have you endure, or strengthen you
መጣብህ (meTabh), መጣልህ (meTalh) - he/it has come upon thee, he/it came for you
በደኅና ያስኀድርህ (bedehna yashadirh) - may he (God) make thee pass the night well, may he (the lord) make you spend the night well
ተቀመጥህ (teqemeTh)- thous hast sat down, you have sat down
ትኖራለህ (tinoraleh) - thou remainest?, you will be here?
በልተሃል (beltehal) - have you eaten?, or you have eaten
የሰድሃል (yisedihal), ይልክሃል (yilikihal) - he will send thee/you
ሁሉ (hulu) - all, any, every, each, the whole, the totality
ሁለት (hulet) - two
ሃምሌ (hamlé) - the eleventh month of the ge’ez calendar, roughly July
ሀሞት (hamot) - the bile, gall, bitter liquid
ሀር (har) - silk