Reconstructions

Areal reconstruction
*parzil- - iron (Kogan 2015: 287)
Areal reconstruction
*sˀin - edge, hem (Kogan 2015:341)
Areal reconstruction
*sVwsVw- - horse (SED No. 199)
The Sem. terms listed below are commonly thought to be borrowed from an IE satəm-language, v. Gamkrelidze-Ivanov 1984 560, 914 (PIE *ek[h]wo- ‘horse’) and Tropper 2000 45 (with a special emphasis on Luvian azzuwa-). Within the framework of this hypothesis (quite promising as such), one should not disregard some difficulties as far as the word-structure of the Semitic terms is concerned: both the loss of the word-initial vowel and the reduplication are present already in the earliest Sem. attestations.
Areal reconstruction
*š/sVb-, *ˀV-š/sVb- - pubic hair (SED I No. 239)
Problematic; scarce attestation only in South Sem. area.
Areal reconstruction
*š/suḳl- - leg; thigh; elbow (SED I No. 242)
Scarce attestation in South Sem. area only.
Areal reconstruction
*šar-, *sar- - vertebral column, backbone (SED I No. 253)
Areal reconstruction
*š/sVn(-ām)- - hump of animal (camel, etc.) (SED I No. 250)

Problematic. Scarce attestation in the South Semitic area only; quality of the first radical unspecified.

Areal reconstruction
*ŝarr- - king (Kogan 2015:92)

Notable, the opposition *ŝarr- vs. *malik- as a feature of the East/West Semitic dichotomy.

Areal reconstruction
*ŝḥw/*ˀŝḥ - to open one's mouth (LS 427)
Areal reconstruction
*trḫ - to get married (Kogan 2015:343)