Reconstructions

Areal reconstruction
*ḫaṭṭ- - sceptre, rod, wand, stake (Kogan 2015:335-336)

Akk.-Ugr. *ḫaṭṭ- ‘rod’ has no reliable cognates.

Areal reconstruction
*kms - to buckle, to bend (Kogan 2015:336)

Akk.-Ugr. *kms is vaguely reminiscent of Akkadian and WS anatomic terms denoting “articulation,” “joint” (Akk. kimṣu, Hbr. ḳəmāṣīm, see SED I No. 172), but no phonologically exact cognate has been detected so far.

Areal reconstruction
*kasp- - silver (HALOT 490)
Areal reconstruction
*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.

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

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

Areal reconstruction
*ḳanṭīr- - clitoris (SED I No. 163)
Attested only in the S. Sem. area; possibly an areal term not of common Sem. origin.
Areal reconstruction
*ḳrd - to be heroic (Kogan 2015:337)

There is no reliable cognate for Akk.-Ugr. *ḳrd ‘to be heroic.’ Arb. qdr ‘to have power or ability to do something’ (Lane 2495) could perhaps be compared (with metathesis). Also of interest is Tna. ḳärrädä ‘to refuse to agree or listen; to be stubborn, to argue, to persist in wanting to overcome someone; to be rival, to quarrel with each other’ (TED 949). (Kogan 2015:337)

Areal reconstruction
*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.
Areal reconstruction
*lsm - to be swift (Kogan 2015:338)

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