Words

Arabic
dyn - to borrow; to lend (Lane 942)
Arabic
dīn- - a particular law, a statute, an ordinance, a law (Lane 944)

It is hard to say whether Arb. dayn- ‘debt’ (Lane 943) is enventually related to this root. Clearly borrowed from Arabic are Mhr. dɛyn ‘debt’ (ML 78), Jib. dun ‘debt’ (JL 44), Soq. šédyen ‘to borrow’ (LS 127).

Arabic
daˀyat- - épithète du corbeau (epithet of the raven) (BK 1 661, Lane 840)
in ˀibnu daˀyat-
Arabic
ḏiˀb- - wolf (BK 1 760, Lane 949)
Arabic
ḏuˀābat- - queue; toupet (tail; toupee) (BK 1 760)
With different triconsonantization patterns
Arabic
ḏubāb- - fly (BK 1 762, Lane 952)
Arabic
ḏibb- - folie aiguë, fureur (acute madness, fury) (BK 1 762)
Arabic
ḏubāb- - evil, mischief; annoyance, harm (BK 1 763, Lane 951)
Arabic
ḏubābat- - queue (tail) (BK 1 763)
Arabic
ḏbḥ - to slaughter (Lane 953)