PS
*ŝrm - to cut, split, break
(SED I 324–325)
Cf. *ŝrm to have a nose with a cut-off tip; have a slit lip (SED I No. 69ᵥ).
PS
*ŝrp - to burn
(Kogan 2015: 263)
Also in some varieties of early Aramaic (DNWSI 1194).
PS
*ŝarap- - kind of creeping creature
(SED II No. 215)
Since the attestation of the Mhr. form is not fully reliable, the PS reconstruction is uncertain. On the other hand, the traditional derivation of the Hbr. term from the verbal root *ŝrp ‘to burn’ does not seem to have any textual support.
This conventional reconstruction does not pretend to describe with full adequacy all the extant cognates. Problems connected with the reconstruction of the PS term for “root” are extensively discussed in Faber 1984:213‒219. (Kogan 2015:42, note 99)
PS
*ŝVrŝūr- - kind of bird
(SED II No. 216)
A very difficult case (v. SED I).
PS
*ŝwṭ - to burn
(Kogan 2011: 195)
Level?
PS
*ŝyḫ - to be high, to grow
(Kogan 2015:577, fn. 1500)
PS
*ŝym - to set, lay down
(HALOT 1321)