to hoard, to hoard up goods to sell at a profit and forestall the market

haberdasher, someone who sells/trades little goods

merchandise, wares, goods

porter, someone who loads and unloads cargo, goods

production, output, goods, product

baggage, things, stuff

fit, capable, worthy, proper; respectful, considerate; a member, resident, citizen, occupant (used as a prefix for Arabic religious words connecting people to certain things or belief systems)

inside, inner; pertaining to inner things (as opposed to outward appearances)

store, shop, place where things are sold

privacy, private things

brick (baked in a kiln)

last, final; lately, at last, in recently

Abjad, the Arabic system with numbers assigned to letters in the alphabet

allied, unified, in alliance, in agreement; coincidentally; unity, agreement, alliance

influence, impression, tracks, affect; work (as in a piece of art)

port, harbour; access, approach, pass (mountains); stopping place, parking place, centre for trade

profession, trade, craft; habit, practice; testimony, evidence (in court)

trade, commerce, business

trader, someone involved in trade or commerce

to do business, trade