Reconstructions

Areal reconstruction
*kasp- - silver (HALOT 490)
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*kš/ŝd - to reach (Kogan 2015:336)

The root has no clear cognates elsewhere in Semitic. The semantic overlap between Akkadian and Ugaritic is, of course, far from complete.

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*kawdan- - mule (SED II No. 124; Kogan 2011: 207)
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*ḳbˀ/y - to summon, to invoke (Kogan 2015:337)

The origin of Akk.-Ugr. *ḳbˀ/*ḳby is uncertain.

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*ḳanṭīr- - clitoris (SED I No. 163)
Attested only in the S. Sem. area; possibly an areal term not of common Sem. origin.
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*ḳard- - neck, throat (SED I No. 166)
Scarcely attested in Arb. and MSA only. Less likely an Arb. loan in MSA in view of meaning differences.
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*lsm - to be swift (Kogan 2015:338)

Akk.-Ugr. *lsm ‘to be swift’ lacks etymological parallels.

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*mḫṣ̂ - to have labour pains (SED I No. 40v)
Though likely derived from PS *mḫṣ̂ ‘to smite’ (see in HALOT 571, CDG 338), a parallelism in Arb. and Eth. is hardly a fortuitous result of independent semantic development.
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*mnḳb - hammer (DUL 559)
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*mayšar- - justice, rectitude (DUL 586)