*drs - to trample (EDA II)

Akkadian

darāsu - to trample (CAD D 110)

Var. darāšu

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

drs - to tread, to trample (DJPA 156)

Syriac

draš - to step, to open (the way) (LSyr. 168)

The irregular sibbilant is discussed by Brockelmann in LSyr. 168 who tentatively surmises an analogy with dāš ‘to tramble’ (LSyr. 148)

Arabic

drs - to tread, to thrash (Lane 870)

Tigre

addaräšä - to stride in a stately manner (WTS 519)

Perhaps related.