Words

Syriac
draš - to step, to open (the way) (LSyr. 168)

The irregular sibbilant is discussed by Brockelmann in LSyr. 168 who tentatively surmises an analogy with dāš ‘to tramble’ (LSyr. 148)

Syriac
dāš - to trample (LSyr. 148)
Syriac
dwy - to be weak, wretched (LSyr. 143; SL 279)
Syriac
dawlā - water bucket (LSyr. 145, SL 282)
Syriac
dūrā, dawrā, dawrətā - sockets of teeth (LSyr. 147, SL 287)
Syriac
dārtā - house, residence; court, atrium (LSyr. 147)

dayrā ‘residence; fold; convent’ (LSyr. 147)

Syriac
dārā - age, lifetime, generation (LSyr. 147)
Syriac
daytā, dayway - kite (LSyr. 150, SL 293)
Syriac
gaˀyā - high, proud (LSyr. 99, SL 198)
Syriac
gˁṣ - to loathe, despise (LSyr. 128, SL 253)