Reconstructions

PC
*taˁr- - sheath (Kogan 2015: 310)
The origin is uncertain
PC
*tamūn-at- - shape, body, form (Kogan 2015: 311)
The origin is uncertain
PC
*tūšiyy-at- - success (Kogan 2015: 312)
The origin is uncertain
PC
*tawk- - midst (Kogan 2015: 311)
A loanword from Hittite tuekka- ‘body, self’ has been surmised by Ch. Rabin (1963: 136‒137)
PC
*ṯulḥān- - table (Greenfield 1969: 98, Ginsberg 1970: 103)
The origin is uncertain
PC
*ṯtˁ - to be afraid (Greenfield 1969: 99, Kogan 2015: 312)
PC
*wsr/*ysr - to teach, to instruct (Kogan 2015: 313)
PC
*yaˁr-/*taˁr- - knife, razor (BDB 788‒789, Aistleitner 1963: 242, HALOT 1770, Kogan 2015: 313)
origin of PC *yaˁr-/*taˁr- ‘knife, razor’ remains uncertain, although the traditional derivation from *ˁrw ‘to be naked,’ accepted in BDB 788‒789 and Aistleitner 1963:242, but rejected as “clearly not relevant” in HALOT 1770, is still attractive, especially if the term denoted specifically a shaving razor (Kogan 2015: 313)
PC
*yḳš - to hunt with a snare (Kogan 2015: 314)
Comparison with Gez. waḳaŝa ‘to reprimand, to reproach’ and related EthS forms suggested in CDG 616 is semantically far-fetched. The Ugaritic form with š should prevent one from comparing Hbr. yḳš with Arb. wṯq ‘to tie’ with metathesis (contra Kopf 1976:150‒151) (Kogan 2015: 314)
PC
*yapiḥ-/*yapīḥ- - witness (Kogan 2015: 315)