Reconstructions

Areal reconstruction
*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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*mīna ˀīdaˁ - what I know? (Kogan 2015:338; AHw. 655, Tropper 2000:146, cf. Bulakh 2013b:7‒9)

Formally or semantically similar lexemes are attested more or less throughout WS – Hbr. maddūaˁ ‘why?’ (HALOT 548), OffArm. mdˁm ‘something’ (DNWSI 598), Gez. ˀəndāˁi ‘perhaps’ (CDG 28), Soq. έdaˁ, ɛdáˁ ‘perhaps’ (LS 53) – it is only Ugr. mndˁ that matches Akk. minde exactly in both form and meaning (Kogan 2015:338).

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*mnḳb - hammer (DUL 559)
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*mayšar- - justice, rectitude (DUL 586)
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*nāgir- - herald (DUL 623, Watson 2007:97, Kogan 2015:339)

The origin of Akk.-Ugr. *nāgir- ‘herald’ is uncertain. Huehnergard’s assertion “the word nāgiru ‘herald’ is not attested in any Semitic language other than Akkadian” (1987a:94) is nevertheless correct (contra J. Sanmartín).

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*nāḳ-at- - camel (SED II No. 161, 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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*npṭ - to blow the nose (SED I No. 48v)
Only in SSem area.
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*pagr- - body, trunk (SED I No. 209; Kogan 2011: 214)
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*pḫd - a yearling lamb (DUL 669, Watson 2007:99, Kogan 2015:341)

Has no cognates elsewhere in Semitic.

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*pVrd- - mule (SED II No. 177; Kogan 2011: 206)