Reconstructions

PWS
*gVlVl- - dung (SED I No. 75; Kogan 2011: 227)
PWS
*gu/in-, *ˀ/wVgn- - (area including) cheek-bone and eye-socket (SED I No. 84)
PWS
*gann-, *gann-at- - garden (Kogan 2015: 208)
If the Geez word gannat ‘garden’ is autochthonous, the present lexeme cannot be considered a specific feature of PCS. A reflex of *gann- ‘garden’ is probably to be seen in Amh. gännänä ‘to flourish, to grow well (plants, trees), to be abundant (vegetation)’. Relatively broad presence of the reflexes in ESA obviates the necessity of postulating a “Northern” borrowing in Ethiopian (and an Aramaic borrowing in Arabic) (Kogan 2015: 208-209)
PWS
*ganb- - side and back of torso (SED I No. 85)
PWS
*ganaḥ- - chest with upper arm/wing (SED I No. 86)
PWS
*gar(r)- - back, rear, buttocks (SED I No. 89)
PWS
*gVrgVr-at- - throat (SED I No. 102; Kogan 2011: 216)
A descriptive nominal root. In Arb. and MSA, only derived verbs are preserved: Arb. ǯrǯr ‘avaler, boire en faisant entendre un glouglou’ (to swallow; to drink making a gurgling sound) [BK 1 274]; Jib. egɛrgér ‘to gurgle’ [JL 78]
PWS
*gVrm- - body; bone (SED I No. 94; Kogan 2015: 186)
PWS
*gwl/*gyl - to move in circle, to turn, to dance (Nöldeke 1904:43, Leslau 1958:16, DRS 108; Kogan 2015: 289)
PWS
*gawp- - chest and abdominal cavities of body/ corpse (SED I No. 100)