ገብር
Ge'ez
Etymology
From From Proto-Semitic *gabr-, compare Aramaic גַּבְרָא (gaḇrā, “man”), Hebrew גֶּבֶר (“man”).
Related terms
- ገብረ (gäbrä)
- አግበረ (ʾägbärä)
- አገበረ (ʾägäbärä)
- ተገብረ (tägäbrä)
- ተገበረ (tägäbärä)
- አስተገበረ (ʾästägäbärä)
- ግቡር (gəbur)
- ግብር (gəbr)
- ግብረት (gəbrät)
- ገባር (gäbar)
- ገባሪ (gäbari)
- ገባራዊ (gäbarawi)
- ግብርናት (gəbrnat)
- መግበር (mägbär)
- ምግባር (məgbar)
- አግብርታዊ (ʾägbrtawi)
- አግባሪ (ʾägbari)
- አገባሪ (ʾägäbari)
- ተግባር (tägbar)
- ትግብርት (təgbrtə)
- ተገባሪ (tägäbari)
- መስተገብር (mästägäbr)
- መስተገብራዊ (mästägäbrawi)
- ምስትግባር (məstgbar)
References
- Dillmann, August (1865) , “ገብር”, in Lexicon linguae aethiopicae cum indice latino (in Latin), Leipzig: T. O. Weigel
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