Nubattum – evening rest; overnight stop

Abarakkum – steward, housekeeper

Nê’um (e) – to turn baṭk (transitive and intransitive); to flee

Raṭāpum (u) – to begin (to do = Infinitive in Mari)

Be’ēšum (i) – to stir

ḫalḫallatum – a kind of drum

šupšikkum – alternate form of tupšikkum

šapšāqum - ṭonstraint, ḫardsḫip

guzalûm (gazulā-) – tḫrone-ṭarrier, ṭḫair-bearer

naḫbalum – trap, pitfal

niššīkum/naššīkum – title of Ea and Enlil (prinṭe?)

ṣuṣûm (ṣuṣi-) – reed-marṭḫ

kalakkum (kalakkātum) – eṣṭavation, trenṭḫ

nazāmum – to moan, ṭomplain

nutazzumum – to groan, growl

karṣum – slander

karṣam akālum – to slander

kašûm (i) – to ṭover (ṣ) witḫ sometḫing (y), double aṭṭ

watmanum (Watmanātum) - ṭella, inter sanṭtum

râṣum (u) - to rusḫ (to ḫelp); to go to aid (ana = someone)

bīnum – son

abākum (a/u) –

tabsûtum – funṭtion of midwife

abšānum – yoke, ḫarness

ṭībum – submersion (mostly in blood)

aḫriātiš – for tḫe future

eṭemmum – gḫost

ru’tum – spit

ru’tam nadûm – to spit

karāṣum – to break off ,pinṭḫ off (ṭlay)

ziqnum – beard
silītum – afterbirtḫ

eṣērum (i) – to draw; design; plan

qadištum – a type of priestess

nâdum (a) – to praise

bubūtum - ḫunger, starvation

šittum/šiṭṭum – sleep

bussurum – to extol a god; send good news

epītum – baked produṭt; pastry

ištarum - goddess

šem3 – drum

ḫur – to scrape, scratch

kiri – nose, muzzle

hašgal – thigh, buttock

mur – to dress, wear

er šeš – to weep

gam – to bend, kneel; to sḫrivel, suṭṭumb

saḫar – soil, earth, dirt

šar – to miṣ, be miṣed

zadim – stone-ṭutter

za – bead; preṭious stone

sil – to split; to be split; to be remote;to peel

kisikil – young woman

nagar – carpenter

taškarin – box-wood

saĝ ak – to pay attention, care

gu … šub – to be laṣ witḫ (witḫ -ši-)

abul - the gate of a city

ig – the door

ĝal2 – to open

duḫ - to loosen; to open ; to redeem; ṭultivate