Reconstructions

PS
*nmr - to be brilliant (Bulakh 2005a: 196‒198)

Kogan 2015: 340-341: An Akkadian loanword in Ugaritic postulated in Pardee 1988:115 is quite likely. M. Bulakh (2005a:196‒198) suggests, nevertheless, that the Akkadian and Ugaritic terms are rather related as cognates and go back to PS *nmr ‘to be brilliant,’ presumably attested also in Arb. namir-, namīr- ‘pure, clean’.

PS
*namir- - leopard (SED II No. 164; Kogan 2011: 208)
PS
*npḫ - to blow, breathe, inflate (SED I No. 45v)
Eventually derived from *pḫ/ḥ ‘to breath, blow, exhale (smell)’ (SED I No. 54v) by prefixation of *n­.
PS
*npš - to breathe (SED I 46ᵥ, Kogan 2011: 193)
PS
*napš- - soul (as receptacle of vital energy) (Fronzaroli 1964: 21–23; Kogan 2015: 415)
PS
*napa/iš- - throat (SED I No. 200)
Even if derived from *npš ‘to breath’, which is quite possible, it should be distinguished, as early as on the PS level, from Sem.*nap(i)š- ‘soul; vitality, life; person, personality; self’ derived from the same verb
PS
*npy - to sieve (Fronzaroli 1971: 618, 633, 640; Kogan 2011: 242)
PS
*nVš- - people (Kogan 2015: 178)
PS
*nšb - to blow (SED I No. 49v, HALOT 728)
Cf. SED I No. 51v&52v (*nšp ‘to blow’ and *nšm ‘to breathe’).
PS
*nšḳ - to kiss (DUL 640)