How to say "to fly" in Arabic

This is the verb behind ṭāʾira, 'airplane,' already in this app. Hebrew's own 'fly' word, טס, isn't a native root at all — it's an Aramaic import, and (per the airplane entry) some trace it to a rare biblical cousin, יטוש (Job 9:26), linked to Arabic طاش, 'to dart about,' through the regular שׂ↔ش shift. طار and טס are best called neighbors in one loose Semitic 'flight' family, not a clean one-to-one match.