Reconstructions

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*laˀay-at-, *layˀ-at- - cow (SED II No. 142; Kogan 2011: 205)
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*laˀlaˀ- - head of small cattle (SED II No. 143, Kogan 2011: 206, Kogan 2015: 337)

Contra SED II No. 143, the Akk.-Ugr. isogloss is exclusive: the often quoted Soq. lúloh ‘brébis’ (LS 231) does not seem to exist (Kogan 2015: 337). However, cf. perhaps Soq. éľeľ ‘female kid goat’.

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*laṯaγ- - gum (SED I No. 182; Kogan 2011: 222)
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*labb(-at)-, *lab(y)-ān- - (animal's) body from neck to rump (SED I No. 173)

Meaning somewhat diffuse (originally may denote trunk as a whole). Semantically and phonetically (­a­ vs. ­i­) rather to be separated from *libb-­ ‘heart’. 

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*libb- - heart (SED I No. 174)
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*labVˀ- - lion (SED II No. 144)
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*li/abbuḫ-, *labīḫ-at- - bladder (of animals) (SED I No. 175 )

Scarce but reliable attestation: only Akk. and Arb. 

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*lbš - to wear (CDG 305; HALOT 516, 1907)
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*luγ(γ)- - throat (SED I No. 176 )

Though attested scarcely and with meaning shifts, reliable enough to be separated from homonymous *lVγ- ‘jaw’ for semantic reasons.

There is a series of derived verbal forms with meanings connected with throat, most of which are likely to have developed independently in different languages. 

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*lVγ- - jaw (SED I No. 177)

Usually united with similar forms meaning ‘throat’, ‘to lick’, etc. (see *luγ(γ)-  ‘throat’). Cf. *lVḥy-at- - cheek, jaw No. 178.