ṭbḥ/ṭbḫ - to slaughter (CDG 586; HALOT 368)

for the connection between ‘slaughter’ and ‘cook’ see Fronzaroli 1972, vii, 620 (CDG 586)

Akkadian

ṭabāḫu - to slaughter, butcher; to slit the throat (CAD Ṭ 1; AHw 1375)

Hebrew

ṭbḥ - to slaughter; to kill off (HALOT 368)

Arabic

ṭbḫ - to cook (Lane 1821)

Sabaic

ṭbḫ - meat (SD 152)

Geez

ṭabḥa - to slaughter, slay, kill, cut up, sacrifice, skin (CDG 585)

Tigre

ṭäbḥa - to strip off skin (WTS 615)

Tigrinya

ṭäbḥe - to skin, slay; to slaughter; to operate on (TED 2453)

Amharic

ṭäbba - to dismember, butcher, cut up the carcass of a butchered animal (AED 2141)

Harari

ṭäbäḥa - to slay an animal (EDH 151)

*ṭbḥ/*ṭbḫ - to slaughter (CDG 586; HALOT 368)