*ṭyb/ṭwb - (to be) good (Kogan 2015:231, note 684)

Akkadian

ṭābu - good, sweet, fresh, aromatic, benevolent (CAD Ṭ 19, AHw. 1377)

Ebla

da-bù - good (VE 62, Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 681)

Ugaritic

ṭb - good (DUL 887, Rabin 1975: 88, Militarev 2004: 317)

Hebrew

ṭōb - good; merry; pleasant; in order, usable (HALOT 370)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ṭāb - good (DJBA 492)

Syriac

ṭāb - good; valuable, precious; cost, worth (LSyr. 269, SL 507)

Mandaic

ṭab - good (MD 172)

Turoyo

ṭowo, ṭawwo - gut (good) (RW 536)

Arabic

ṭayyib- - pleasant, delightful, delicious, sweet (Lane 1902)

Sabaic

h-ṭb - to be well-disposed (SD 154)

Minaean

ṭyb - bon, précieux (good, precious) (LM 100)

Tigre

ṭayəb - good (WTS 620)

Word of Arabic origin.

Mehri

ṭəyūb - to enjoy (ML 413)

Kogan 2015:229, note 674: “almost certainly borrowed from Arabic”.

Jibbali

ṭɛ̄b - to enjoy (JL 282)

Kogan 2015:229, note 674: “almost certainly borrowed from Arabic”.