The late form mqtry (for earlier mtqrʔ) 'called (m.sg.)' shows Arabic-like infixation of -t- after a non-sibilant first radical, although the form cannot have been borrowed from Arabic in its entirety.
This instance of mqtry (originally mtqrʔ) 'called (m.sg.)' displays characteristics reminiscent of Arabic linguistic patterns, specifically infixation of -t- after a non-sibilant starting sound. Nevertheless, it's unlikely that the form was borrowed from Arabic in its entirety.