PS

*ˀa/iw(a)z-, *waz(z)- - goose (SED II No. 22, DRS 12)

Akkadian
ūsu - duck (CAD U–W 282, AHw. 1438)
The term is often thought to be borrowed from Sum. UZ, but the Sum. term itself is likely to be an early Semitism (as suggested in Landsberger 1966: 257, cf. also Salonen 1973: 288-9).
Ugaritic
ˀuz - goose (DUL 136, Watson 2007: 80)
Akk. ūsu ‘duck’. A widely attested cultural term with no certain etymology (cf. SED II No. 22), Akkadian loanword in Ugaritic is unprovable (Kogan 2015: 358).
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
ˀăwāzzā - goose (DJBA 86)
Syriac
wazzā, wāzā - goose (LSyr. 184, SL 357)
Mandaic
awaza - goose (MD 9)
Maalula
wazzṯo - Gans (GNDM 103)
Turoyo
wazo - Gans (goose) (RW 552)
Arabic
ˀiwazz- - goose (BK 1 68, Lane 125)
Cf. also wazz- ‘oie’ (BK 2 1527, Fr. IV 460). Both forms in Lane 125, LA V 428-9.
Geez
zǝy - goose (CDG 646)
An Amharism, according to Leslau. The word is certainly related though the phonetic developments presupposed by this relationship are totally obscure, v. SED II 32.
Amharic
wiza - (without translation) (EDG 675)
Possibly related, but not found in AED.
Amharic
zǝyy (zǝyyi, zǝyye) - goose (AED 1671)
The word is certainly related to the PS root though the phonetic developments presupposed by this relationship are totally obscure, v. SED II 32.
Chaha
wizänä - kind of a bird (EDG 675)
Possibly related.
Ezha
wizännä - kind of a bird (EDG 675)
Possibly related.
Ennemor
wīzäñä - kind of a bird (EDG 675)
Possibly related.
Gyeto
wizäñä - kind of a bird (EDG 675)
Possibly related.