PWS

*paraš- - horse (SED II No. 182; Kogan 2011: 206)

Total absence of *paraš- from Ugaritic is noteworthy and probably not accidental

Hebrew
pārāš - team of horses, horses for a chariot; horseman (HALOT 977)
Old Aramaic
prš - horseman, cavalry-man (DNWSI 945)
HapLeg in KAI 202B 2 (lrkb [w]lprš, context fragmentary)
Official Aramaic
prš - horseman, cavalry-man (DNWSI 945)
Palmyrean
prš - horseman, cavalry-man (DNWSI 945)
Nabataean
prš - horseman, cavalry-man (DNWSI 945)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic
prš - rider (DJPA 451)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
parrāšā - horseman (DJBA 941)
Syriac
parrāšā - horseman, rider (LSyr. 609, SL 1254)
Mandaic
paraša - mounted soldier, horseman (MD 363)
Arabic
faras- - horse (BK 2 568, Lane 2367)
Sabaic
frs₁ - horse/mare; cavalryman, cavalry (SD 46)
Qatabanian
frs₁ - Pferd (horse) (Sima 2000:71)
Hadramitic
ˀfrs₁n - Pferd (horse) (Sima 2000:71)
Geez
faras - horse (CDG 166, LLA 1353, Gr. 382)
Tigre
färäs - horse (WTS 656)
Tigrinya
färäs - horse, steed (TED 2661)
Amharic
färäs - horse, stallion (AED 2279)
Harari
färäz - horse (EDH 65)
Rather a loan from similar Cushito-Omotic terms
Soddo
färäs - horse (EDG 244)
Mehri
fərháyn - mare; horse (ML 98)
Jibbali
ferhín - mare; horse (Bittner 1917b: 27)
Harsusi
ferhīn - mare; horse (HL 34)
Soqotri
férhim - girl; daughter (LS 341, CSOL I 537, CSOL II 457)

Probably related to PWS *paraš- ‘horse’, see SED II No. 182.