Abālum (a-u) – to dry up, out

Abātum (often witḫ initial ‘ retained) (a-u) Abātum (often witḫ initial ‘ retained) (a-u) – to destroy

Abunnatum - navel; umbilical cord

Adārum (a-u) – to fear

Na’darum – to be feared

Uḫḫurum – to tardy, be delayed

Akāšum (u) – to go, move

Ukkušum – to drive away

Alālum (a-u) – to ḫang up, suspend sometḫing

ḫanāpum (i) – to be(come) angry (hapax legomenon)

ammatum – elbow

annum – consent, approval; positive answer

atappulum – to answer, pay repeatedly; tob e rensposible for

apārum (i) – to cover the head; to wear a headdress

aprum (apir-) – wearing ah eaddress

apšitûm (apšitā-) – agreed portion, amount

aqdamum – ancient times

arāḫum (a) – to hasten, come quickly

ašnan (without case-ending; fem) – grain, ceereal

ašlākum – washerman

ašāšum (u) – to become disturbed, worried

uššušum – to cause distress, worry

assammum – jug

askuppum or askuppatum – stone slab, threshold

arḫum (fem, arḫātum) – the cow

ba’ālum (i) – to become large, important

bu’’ulum – to make large, exaggerate

itabbulum – to manage, direct, organise; to carry repeatedly

barmum (barum-) – multicolored

burrumum – to color, weave in colors

banûm (i)- to grow, become pleasnt

banûm (bani-) – good, beautiful, pleasant

bāmâ – in half

bârum (a) – to catch fish

bašmum – a horned snake

bâ’um (a) – to walk along

bitqum – opening (in a canal); a measure/amount (of silver, flour)

bitiqtum – deficit, loss

birtum (bir(ān)ātum) -the citadel,castle

bibbum – plague

bibbulum – flood

baz(a)ḫatum – military outpost

butuqtum – sluice

bussurtum (bound irreg. Bussurat) – good news, message

būnū – face, features ,appearance

būdum – shoulder

bubūtum, bubu’ātum – famine, hunger

bu’ārum – prosperity

bitrûm - to last, be continuous

šutebrûm - to remain, continue; make last

ababdûm (ababdā-) (written AB.AB.DU) – a type of civil servant

babbilum – carrier; tenant farmer

dababābum – idle talk; geklets

dabbibum – the slanderer

ebbūbum (logogram GI.GÍD) – the flute, pipe

ebēḫum (i) – to gird, belt up someone with a garment

ebertum (logogram BAL.RI) – bank of a river (especially the opposite bank)

gabaraḫḫum (logogram GABA.RAḪ) – breast beating, panic

gadê – ik ga!, ik ben weg! I am off!, doei!

ḫabābum (a-u) – to chirp, twitter, buzz (of water, birds, flies, etc)

ḫubbubum – to hiss at (of snakes); to lend (to: ana, dat)

ḫabālum (a-u) -to wrong someone, do wrong; tob e in debt, borrow from (ana/dat)
naḫbutum – to be trated unjustly

hutabbutum - to be indebted to (ana) for (aṭṭ)

ibrūtum – friendsḫip

iddanna – if necessary, in any case

iddum – sharp end, point

idišam – side by side, in columns

kabālum (a-u) – to be paralysed

kubbulum – to paralyse, ṭonstriṭt; ḫinder, obstruṭt

la’ābum (i) – to ḫarass; affliṭt

lu’’ubum – to infe ct someone

madlûm (madlā-) – the bucket

na’ālum (i) – to moisten (eyes, trees); make wet

na’āpum (u) – to become dry, whither (of lands, wood)

na’ārum (?) – to roar

pa’āṣum -to break up, crush

padattum – frame (of a human)

padûm (i) – to spare, set free ; (of diety) be merciful

qabalti ālim – city center

qablītum – centre, central part

qabrum (URUGAL) – grave, tomb

rabābum (u or i) – to be submissive

sabākum (i) – to interweave; bring into the company of

sabā’um (u) - to rock (e.g in the sea)

subbu’um – to make rock; to rock (transitive)

šusbu’um – to cause to quake

sābītum (MUNUS.KURUN.NA) – female inn keeper

tabāštānum – excreetment

ubartum – female foreigner

ubārum – male foreigner

ubātum – fat or pregnant cow