PWS

*lwṭ - to twist, to turn, to do a second time (Kogan 2015: 464)

Probably unconnected are Akk. lâṭu ‘to confine, to keep in check’, līṭu ‘hostage, pledge’ as well as Arb. lwṭ ‘to cleave, to stick, to adhere’

Hebrew
lwṭ - to wrap up (HALOT 523)
Mehri
alwīṭ - to turn (a corner) (ML 258)
Jibbali
elbéṭ - to turn (a corner) (JL 167)