Yes. There are also other (many?) words which seem to be connected to the Vlach tongue/dialects. Also in Geraki, the words ‘κρούσκος/krouskos=relation by marriage’ corresponds to Aromanian ‘
cúscru’. ‘Γκάλμπινος/galmpinos in the idioms of the Peloponnese and Epirus means 'blond’, ‘pale yellow’, ‘sallow’, ‘gook’, while ‘
galbinu’ is the ‘yellow’ in Aromanian. (I have read this in a Greek Vlach blog. It came from a professor of Linguistics in Aristotelis University of Salonica, Antonis Bousboukis.)
In Tsakonian, the word for mother is apparently 'mati' which this wiktionary entry describes as being of either Pre-Greek origin or of Doric Greek origin
μᾱ́τηρ (mā́tēr), which appears to me entirely unconvincing:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/μάτη
I replied in English as we have AELarisa following and contributing to this thread ... so he may correct or add to what I have written above.