Reconstructions

PS
*ṭmm, ˀṭm - to be deaf and dumb (SED I No. 75ᵥ; Kogan 2011: 230)
PS
*ṭīn- - mud, clay (Fronzaroli 1968: 271, 287, 298; Kogan 2011: 189)
Level?
PS
*ṭrd - to drive away, to expel (HALOT 379)
PS
*ṭVrVḳay-, *ṭVḳVray- - kind of insect (bee, wasp) (SED II No. 233)
Scarcely attested and therefore unreliable.
PS
*ṯVrmīn- - cypress (Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 682)
PS
*ṭyb/ṭwb - (to be) good (Kogan 2015:231, note 684)
PS
*ṭayr- - bird (SED II No. 235)
Attested as a faunal term in Arm. and Arb. only (unless Tna. č̣əru ‘small bird’ in TED 2503 and Msq. č̣ərri, Gog. č̣ərriyä ‘kind of bird’ in EDG 187 are related, which is difficult to prove). To be nevertheless reconstructed as a PS animal name in view of clearly related forms connected with divination from birds whose attestation is not confined to Arm. and Arb. See further Wol. ṭur, Sel. ṭūr ‘good fortune, luck’ (EDG 630), Cha. Eža. Muh. Msq. Gog. Sod. ṭur, Enn. End. Gye. ṭūr id. (ibid.), probably to be kept apart from Amh. ṭur ‘punishment which befalls a wrongdoer, arrogant behaviour, insult’ (contra Leslau) but rather connected with the present root (for -u- cf. Arb. ṭūrat- ‘bad augury’, BK 2 129).
PS
*ṯaˀ(w)-at- - ewe (SED II No. 236; Kogan 2011: 205)
PS
*ṯVˁVl-, *ṯaˁlab- - fox (SED II No. 237; Kogan 2011: 208)
PS
*ṯVbl(Vl)- - kind of insect, snail (SED II No. 238)