Words

Arabic
waˁl-, waˁil- - ibex, mountain goat (BK 2 1569, Lane 3056)
Arabic
wabaˀ- - plague, pestilence (Lane 2914)
Arabic
wābilat- - small camels or lambs; young of a herd made up of camels or sheep (BK 2 1478, LA XI 722)
Not without semantic difficulties.
Arabic
wabr- - hyrax Syriacus (Lane 2915, BK 2 1476)
May be related to the present root.
Arabic
wdq - to fall in drops (LA 10 449)
Arabic
waḏyat- - notch, incision, cut; wounds (LA 15 451)
Arabic
wdˁ - to leave, to let (Lane 3051)
Arabic
waḍaf- - sling (Dozy II 826)

As rightly observed by T. Nöldeke (1910:55‒56), the word is completely missing from the Classical lexicographic sources. It is hard to say whether its broad presence in (pre-)modern dialects of Yemen and Maghrib (DRS 599) is due to South Arabian influence

Arabic
wḏ̣f - (II) to give a pension, a salary, permanent means of sustenance (LA 9 427)

Cf. Soq. ṭef ‘to give‘.

Arabic
wfd - to come as an envoy (Lane 2955)