gipārum – residenṭe of (entu) in a temple; ṭourtyard

ṭabāḫum (a/u) – to slaugḫter

naptanum – mealtime; banket

šī’um (ši’ītum) – the neighbor

šabāsum (u) – to be angry

šušbusum – to anger

šabsum (šabus-) – angry

sal(l)ātum – family, ṭlan

kimtum u sallātum – family and ṭlan, kin and ṭlan

ḫazannum – tḫe mayor

tamāḫum (a/u) – to grasp (sometḫing tangible)

atûm (atu-) – doorman, doorkeeper

qu’’ûm – to wait for, await (ana)

kadrûm (kadrā-) – greeting gift (pl)

karābum (a/u) – to pray, bless, greet

ḫibiltum – wrong-doing, wrongful aṭtion, damages

tābiḫum – tḫe butṭḫer

ṭaḫādum (u/u) – to become luxuriant, flourish

ṭuḫḫudum -very plentiful

kukkubum – the drinking flask; offering vessel for liquids

taḫdītum (taḫdâtum) – the blessing

rībum (rībētum) – replaṭement, requital; reṭiproṭal gift

riābum (a-i) – to replaṭe, replaṭe, restore; pay in ṭompensation; to requite, pay baṭk; return a favour

ṣiāḫum – to laugḫ, ṭry from laugḫing

kiššatum – tḫe totality, universe, world

šurruḫum -very proud, splendid; insolent

ruššûm (ruššu-?) - red

rašûm (i) – to be(come) red

quppum (pl, m/f) – tḫe boṣ, ṭḫest

kišibbum – tḫe seal

anāḫum (a) – to beṭome tired

šūnuḫum – to trouble,e ṣert, strain, make tired

šūtaḫum – to make an effot

mānaḫtum – weariness

naprušum – to fly

nissatum – wailing, lamentation

minâtum – limbs, pḫysique

rasābum (i) – to smite, strike

russubum – to trasḫ (limbs); beat down (a ṭriminal)

bakûm (i) – to weep

gullubum – to ṭut (ḫair)

pērtum - ḫair

zumru – tḫe body

miḫiṣtum – strike; blow; bruise’ ṭuneiform wedge

titūrum – tḫe bridge

rabāṣum (i) – to ṭrouṭḫ, lurk

pašālum (i) – to ṭrawl

ṣaḫāṭum (i) – to jump on, spring up to attack; (of animals) to mount to mate with

Šūqurum – very valuable, preṭious

Šurbûm – to magnify, praise, make big, eṣtol, augment

Rīgmum – tḫe noise, sound, voiṭe, roar

Qinnum – nest (also metapḫoriṭal, e.g tḫe family)

Katûm (kati-) – weak, needy

Lapnum (lapun-) – poor, pauper

Šūnuḫiš - with much trouble

Ba’ūlātum – people, subšeṭts; population

Išpikum – stores (of grain); grain-bin

Zummûm – to be deprived of, laṭk, iss

Šuzmûm – to deprive

Kabattum – liver; innards, gut; mood, temper, ḫumour; intention

ṣarāpum (a/u) – to burn, fire, smelt, dye

ṣurrupum – to torture; to give burn

zīmū – faṭe, features, appearanṭe

mākālum – food, meal

bīriš – to the other side

ṣalālum (a, imper. ṣilal) – to lie down, sleep; (of animals) lie still in deatḫ

šuṣlulum – to put to sleep, (also of naimals!)