Words

Ugaritic
ḥpr - ration, supply (DUL 366, Watson 2007: 85)

Akk.-Ugr, see ipru ‘barley ration, food allowance’, epēru ‘to provide with food rations’

Ugaritic
ḥr - intestines (DUL 367, Watson 2007: 85)
a connection with Akk. irrū – and much less a borrowing from it – is hard to prove (cf. SED II, p. 337 about w- in Akkadian) (Kogan 2015: 362).
Ugaritic
ḥrb - knife, sword (DUL 367)
Ugaritic
ḥrḥrt - crimson red (DUL 367, Watson 2007: 85)
totally uncertain, connection with Akk. ḫurḫurātu ‘a red dye’ is unprovable (Kogan 2015: 362).
Ugaritic
ḥrnḳ - orchard (DUL 368, Watson 2007: 85)
rather uncertain, borrowing from Akk. urnuḳḳu ‘a plant’ is unlikely for semantic reasons (Kogan 2015: 362).
Ugaritic
ḥrr - to dry up, to shrivel, to burn up, to catch fire (DUL 368)

The verb is widely attested, but apparently not with the basic meaning ‘to destroy by fire’ (Kogan 2015: 247)

Ugaritic
ḥrš - craftsman, manual worker; artisan, builder (DUL 370)
Ugaritic
ḥrš - to make spells or incantations (DUL 370‒371)
Ugaritic
ḥrš - magic spell (DUL 370‒371)
Ugaritic
ḥrš btm - builder (DUL 371)