*wṯb - to sit (DRS 656, HALOT 444, Kogan 2015:233)

Akkadian

wašābu - to sit down physically; to reside and live somewhere (CAD A₂ 386, AHw. 1480)

Ugaritic

yṯb - to sit (DUL 994)

Phoenician

yšb - to sit down, to sit (DNWSI 473)

Hebrew

yšb - to sit down, to sit; to dwell (HALOT 444)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

ytb - to sit (DJBA 545)

Syriac

ytb - to sit; to remain; to inhabit; to settle (LSyr. 311, SL 587)

Syriac

ytb - to sit (LSyr. 311, SL 587)

Mandaic

ytb - to sit, stay (MD 193)

Turoyo

yotu - I. sich setzen (to sit down) (JL 183)

Arabic

wṯb - to jump (Lane 2919)

Sabaic

wṯb - to sit, to reside (SD 165)

Minaean

wṯb - être assis, résider dans (to sit, reside in) (LM 106)

Qatabanian

mwṯb - sanctum, seat, shrine (LIQ 58)

Geez

ˀawsaba - to take a wife, to marry (CDG 619)