Reconstructions

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*γulaym- - child (Beyer 1984: 659; Kogan 2015: 388)
diminutive pattern, together with *zuγayr- ‘smalľ (see Beyer 1984:437, 570, 659)
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*hwk - to go (Kogan 2015:389)
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*ḥad- - one (Kogan 2015: 399–400)
Outside Aramaic, aphaeresis of ˀa- in PS *ˀaḥad- ‘one’ is regular in some varieties of modern EthS (v. EDG 322 under Sel. Zwy. had).
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*ḥsn - to be strong (Kogan 2015:383)
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*ḥwr - to be white (Kogan 2011: 198)
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*ḥiwy- - snake (Kogan 2015:394)
See also PWS *ḥyw ‘to live’ and Arb. ḥayyat- ‘snake’. For the semantic development “animal” > “snake” v. extensively SED II No. 159 and Kogan 2015:300.
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*kpn - to be hungry (Kogan 2005c: 560; Kogan 2011: 237)
the origin is uncertain
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*kunāt- - spelt, emmer wheat (Hrozný 1913: 55, Kogan 2012: 247)
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*kursiˀ- - chair, throne (Beyer 1984: 610; Kogan 2015: 390)
contra Sum. gu-za, Akk. kussiˀu, Hbr. kissē(ˀ)
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*kV-wāt - like, as, in the manner of (Arakelova 2001: 17)
The element *wāt is usually identified with nota accusativi yāt. However, it is noteworthy that Har. kut/kutit is very close to Aramaic forms, but can hardly be analyzed this way (Arakelova 2001:17).