PCS

*gabr- - man (Kogan 2015:382)

PS
*gbr - to be strong (CDG 179; Kogan 2011: 233)

Hebrew
gäbär - young, strong man (HALOT 175)
gäbär with the general meaning “man” is relatively common in poetic texts only. Outside the poetic corpus, attestations of gäbär are sparse, and in most of them this term is markedly opposed to designations of women and/or children (cf. Dt 22:5, Ex 10:11 and 12:37, Jer 43:6, 44:20). Such a distribution suggests a specialized meaning “adult male” rather than simply “man”.
Old Aramaic
gbr - man (DNWSI 210)
Biblical Aramaic
gəbar - man (HALOT 1841)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
gbar - man; person (DJPA 119)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
gabrā - man, husband (DJBA 258)
Syriac
gabrā - man; person (LSyr. 102, SL 202)
Mandaic
gabra - man (MD 73)
Maalula
γabrōna - man (GNDM 29)
Mlaḥso
gavro - Mann; Ehemann (man; husband) (Jastrow 1994:174)
Turoyo
gawro - Mann, Ehemann (husband) (RW 171)
Arabic
ǯabr- - king; slave; servant; man; young man (Lane 374)