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*gamal- - camel (SED II No. 79, Kogan 2011: 207)
One of the four widespread designations of camel in individual languages; the similarity between these designations must be due to diffusion from an Arabian source.
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*gVrVb- - body, stomach (SED I No. 90)
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*gišm- - body, trunk (SED I No. 96; Kogan 2011: 214)
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*gʷafl-/*gVfn- - stuffed skin given in place of her young one to a bereaved mother-animal (EDG 266, DRS 170, Kogan 2015: 554)
MSA + Southern EthS. The ultimate origin of this peculiar areal isogloss is obscure. Any connection with Arb. ǯafn- ‘scabbard, sheath’? (Kogan 2015: 554)
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*haw-at- - word; matter (Haldar 1964:275)
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*hwy - to speak (Kogan 2015:334)

Akk.-Ugr. *haw-at- ‘word; matter’ (Haldar 1964:275) is ultimately related to this root (see Kogan 2015:334)

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*ḥpr - to provide with food (Kogan 2015:334)

Akk.-Ugr. isogloss, the origin is uncertain.

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*ḫbt - to rob, to plunder (Kogan 2015:335)

Akk.-Ugr. isogloss

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*ḫalb- - mountain, hill; forest (Kogan 2015:335)

Akk.-Ugr., the origin is unknown.

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*ḫarrān- - gang, caravan (Kogan 2015:335)

Akk.-Ugr. isogloss

The etymology of Ugr.-Akk. *ḫarrān- ‘road, caravan, gang’ is unknown. J. Huehnergard’s comparison with Arb. ḥrr (II) ‘to set free; to point, to adjust’ (Huehnergard 2003:105, 116) is not very appealing from the semantic point of view, the more so since the meaning “to set free” is obviously derived from ḥrr (I) ‘to be free,’ ḥurr- ‘freeborn’ (Lane 538), with transparent cognates throughout CS (HALOT 348, Kogan 2015:211). Semantically more suitable could be Gez. ḥarā ‘army, troops’ (CDG 240), usually derived from the same root *ḥrr ‘to be free’ (Kogan 2015:335).