Words

Ugaritic
nmrt - splendour (DUL 632, Watson 2007: 98)
Ugaritic
nnˀu - a medicinal plant (DUL 633)
a connection with Akk. nīnû is likely, but as Watson himself admits (2007:70), there is no need to postulate an Akkadian loanword in Ugaritic (cf. Pardee 1985:60 for related terms in other Semitic languages) (Kogan 2015: 365)
Ugaritic
npl - to fall (DUL 634)
Ugaritic
npr - to fly, to start to fly (DUL 635)
Ugaritic
npš - Appetit, Begehren; Seele; Lebewesen, Mensch (appetit, desire; soul; living thing; human) (WUS 211)
One wonders whether the meaning “self” is actually attested in the extant Ugaritic sources
Ugaritic
npš - throat (Aistleitner 1963: 211)
Ugaritic
npš - red wool (DUL 637, Watson 2007: 98)
< nabāsu
Ugaritic
npṣ - personal belongings; clothes (DUL 635, Watson 2007: 98)
Ugaritic
npt - sieve, sifter (DUL 638)
semantically very uncertain, neither Akk. nappītu ‘sieve’, nor Akk. nūptu ‘additional payment’ can be considered a reliable source of borrowing (Kogan 2015: 365).
Ugaritic
nr - light (DUL 642)