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[Noble Amhara]

[Noble Amhara]

I in Babylonian| “Annakhu”
I in Amharic | “Ene/Ane”

You in Babylonian| Atta (m) Atti (f)
You in Amharic | “Ante” (m) “ Anche” (f)

We in Babylonian| Ninu
We in Amharic | Nen

They in Babylonian | Sunu, Sina
They in Amharic | Enesu

I’ll be back

[Noble Amhara]

Continued

Who
Babylonian - Manu
Amharic - Manew

What
Babylonian - Minu
Amharic - Minew

Father
Babylonian - Abu
Amharic - Aba

Mother
Babylonian - Ummu
Amharic - Emaye

[Noble Amhara]

Continued

Heavy
Babylonian - Kebtu
Amharic - Kebad

Head
Babylonian - Resu
Amharic - Ras

Seed
Babylonian - Zeru
Amharic - Zer

Blood
Babylonian - Demu
Amharic - Dem

Rain
Babylonian - Zinnu
Amharic - Zinab

Fire
Babylonain - Isatu
Amharic - Isat

Hear
Babylonian - Semu
Amharic - Sema

Sing
Babylonian - Zemiru
Amharic - Zemiru

Cold
Babylonian - Kesu
Amharic- kezkaza

[Noble Amhara]

Full
Babylonian - Malu
Amharic - Mulu

Sky
Babylonian - Samu
Amharic - Semay

Cut - Babylonian - Nakesu
Scissor - Amharic - Mekes

Heart
Babylonian - Libbu
Amharic - Lib



We Amhara made Amharic the language it is today nobody else. We replaced Hadish with Addis Atti with Anche May with our own Wuha.

Amharic is a soft language spoken by gentle people of Abysinnias Fertile Highlands.

Because we Amhara do not live in Rocky Arid climate like Agames nor do we live in a desert like Arab. We made sure we spoke the softest language in africa.

We Amhara could have made our language semetic like tigringa but we refrained because our identity predates Semetic language thus we believed we should speak a language that is applicable to the nature of Abysinnia and not Adwa or Sana As well the language of Agow is almost impossible for non agaws to speak because of its countless tongue twisting words it is more like a Ocean Language then a Mountian Language. Thus we got rid of the hard prounications of Agowegna and Semetic to form our language In fact Agowegna is more like Arabic then Amharic because it has many throat and tongue twisting words .