Words

Arabic
tāǯir- - merchant (Lane 297)
Arabic
ṯˀr - to revenge one’s blood (Lane 327)
Arabic
ṯaˀr - blood revenge (Lane 328)
can hardly be related to PS *šiˀr-, see SED I No. 238, Kogan 2011: 214
Arabic
ṯaˀṭat- - black mud (LA 7 301)
Arabic
ṯaˀwat- - ewe (BK 1 215)
Arabic
ṯuˁbān- - serpent (Lane 337)
Arabic
ṯuˁāl-, ṯaˁlab- - fox (BK 1 225, Lane 237, 338)
Arabic
ṯbr - to restrain; to curse; to destroy; to perish (BK 1 217, Lane 330)
Arabic
ṯaγr- - gap, opening, breach; a frontier-way of access to a country; the part of a country from which the invasion of the enemy is feared (Lane 338)
Arabic
ṯkl - to lose (child), become bereft (Lane 345, BK 1 231)