PS

*paˀš- - axe (EDA I 113)

Akkadian
pāšu - an axe or hatchet (CAD P 267; AHw. 846)

also pāštu ‘a double-headed axe’ (CAD P 265; AHw. 846)

Ebla
ba-šum /paˀšum/ - axe (VE 759, Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 684)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
ps - spade, shovel (DJPA 438)
May be borrowed from Akkadian, but note semantic difference.
Syriac
pwstˀ - axe (LSyr. 585)
Probably borrowed from Akkadian, even if labialized vowel (-w-) is hard to explain
Arabic
faˀs- - axe, adze (BK 2 529, Lane 3252)
Tigre
fas - axe (WTS 661)
Arabic borrowing
Tigrinya
fas - axe (TED 2676)
Arabic borrowing
Amharic
fas - axe (AED 2292)
Arabic borrowing
Gogot
fos - axe (EDG 246)
Arabic borrowing