PWS

*napš- - self (Kogan 2015:94)

Throughout WS (with the exception of Ugr.) the reflexes of PS *napš- ‘souľ with pronominal suffixes are regularly used as reflexive pronouns

PS
*napš- - soul (as receptacle of vital energy) (Fronzaroli 1964: 21–23; Kogan 2015: 415)

Phoenician
npš - self, desire, person, gravestone (Tomback 1978: 218)
Hebrew
näpäš - breath; soul; life; living being (HALOT 711)
cf. näpäš ‘throat’
Syriac
nepšā - soul; person; funeral pyramid (LSyr. 441, SL 938)
Arabic
nafs- - soul, spirit; self (Lane 2728)
Sabaic
nfs₁ - soul, life, person, self, etc. (SD 93)
Minaean
nfs₁ - âme, personne, soi-même (soul, person, self) (LM 66)
Qatabanian
nfs₁ - soul, life, person, self, etc. (LIQ 108)
Mehri
ḥə-nōf - self (ML 283)
Jibbali
núf - self (JL 181)
Soqotri
nhɔf-/nɔf- - self (LS 260; CSOL I 621; CSOL II 547; CSOL III; Naumkin et al. 2015a:80)