PWS

nāb-, nīb- - canine tooth (SED I No. 203; Kogan 2011: 223)

*nayab- - canine tooth (SED I No. 203)

Level?

Hebrew

nīb ŝəpātayim - upper lip (Jastrow 902)

pB. Lit. ‘n. of the lips’; likely related, with a plausible meaning shift.

Jewish Palestinian Aramaic

nyb - sharp tooth (DJPA 349)

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic

nībā - tusks, canine teeth; the sinews connecting the hipbone with its socket (Jastrow 902, DJBA 746b)

Syriac

nībā - maxillary tooth (LSyr. 427)

Also nābā.

Arabic

nāb- - canine teeth (BK 2 1375, Lane 2870)

Tigre

nib - tooth; canine tooth; milk-teeth; incisors (of grown up people) (WTS 337)

An Arabism, according to Leslau 1990 150. See, however, difference in vocalism.

*nāb-, *nīb- - canine tooth (SED I No. 203; Kogan 2011: 223)