In various Semitic languages, PS *dwr ‘to go round’ acquired the meaning ‘to stay permanently in one place, to dwelľ. A variant root *dhr is attested in some WS languages.
The – apparently iconic (descriptive) – reduplication *dār- dār- (or *dār- dawr-), attested in both Akkadian and early NWS (Ugaritic, Hebrew, Aramaic), may go back to PS.
Sargonic.
däwrärä ‘to wander about, to turn’ (WTS 537)
Likely borrowed from dialectal Arabic (сf. Piamenta 159, Behnstedt 94).