PWS

*ḫsr - to be deficient; to lose (DRS 1012; Kogan 2015: 86)

PWS *ḫsr ‘to be deficient; to lose’ has been often compared to Akk. ḫesēru ‘to blunt, to chip, to trim’. If accepted, this comparison certainly implies the priority of the Akkadian meaning and, hence, points to a shared semanitc innovation in PWS

PS
*ḫsr - to blunt, to trim (Kogan 2015: 86, Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 687)

Ugaritic
ḫsr - to fail, to be missing (DUL 410)
Hebrew
ḥsr - to decrease (HALOT 338)
Syriac
ḥsr - to be wanting, decrease; to perish; to lose (LSyr. 248, SL 479)
Arabic
ḫsr - to suffer loss or diminution (Lane 736)
Minaean
ḫs₃r - payer le prix (to pay the price) (LM 44)
Geez
ḫasra - to be disgraced; to be wasted (CDG 265)
Mehri
ḫəsōr - to pay a bride-price (ML 449)
Jibbali
ḫsɔr - to lose; to pay a bride-price (JL 306)