*dwš - to thresh; to trample (EDA II)

Akkadian

diāšu - to thresh; to trample (CAD D 121)

Ugaritic

dṯ - to smash, to grind (DUL 280)

Quite uncertain, thought to be attested in KTU 1.18 I 19.

Hebrew

dwš - to thresh; to trample down (HALOT 218)

Or dyš.

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

dwš - to trample (DJPA 142)

Christian Palestinian Aramaic

dwš - to trample, to tread (DCPA 83)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

dwš - to tread, to trample; to thresh (DJBA 322)

Syriac

dāš - to trample (LSyr. 148)

Mandaic

duš - to to tread down, to trample underfoot (MD 106)

Or dyš.

Arabic

dws - to tread, to trample; to thresh (Lane 932)

Geez

dasaya - to step on, to trample, to crush underfoot (CDG 145)

From a variant root *dšy.

Tigre

däwšäšä - to crush (WTS 537)

Likely related.

Mehri

dōs - to trample on (ML 76)

Probably borrowed from Arabic.

Jibbali

dɛ̄s - to trample on (JL 43)

Probably borrowed from Arabic.