Words

Arabic
slq - to boil, cook (Lane 1410)
Arabic
slq - V. to climb a wall (Lane 1410)
Cf. PArm. *slḳ ‘to go up’. Kogan 2015:376: “(The) isolated position (of the verb - A.N.) within Arabic makes one wonder about a possible Aramaic origin (so C. Brockelmann in LSyr. 477, contrast Nöldeke 1903:419).”
Arabic
sulṭān- - a ruler, or governor, or king (Lane 1406)
Arabic
slw - to be forgetful; to be free from anxiety (Lane 1417)
Arabic
salwat- - content, happiness, comfort (Lane 1417)
Arabic
salwā - quail (BK 1 1132, Lane 1417, LA XIV 395)
coll., unit. salwāt
Arabic
sāmm- - kind of big lizard (BK 1 1133, Lane 1420, LA XII 304)
in sāmm- ˀabraṣ-
Arabic
samāˀ- - heaven (Lane 1434)
Arabic
samak- - fish (Lane 1430)
Arabic
samāmat- - kind of little bird similar to a swallow (BK 1 1134, Lane 1419, LA XII 305)
Cf. also Arb. sumānat-, sumānā ‘species of quaiľ (BK 1 1143, Fr. II 358, Lane 1432, LA XIII 220), to be analyzed as *sum- with a suffixed -ān-?.