akkadian, 6-8

abbuttum

slave-lock (a haristyle characteristic of slaves)

Aja

a goddess, spouse of Shamash

ālum

city

bulluṭum (D)

to heal, give life to

gigunûm

'terrace-temple'

gullubum (D)

to shave, shave off

ḫulluqum (D)

to destroy

išdum

foundation (often dual)

kamārum (a/u)

G and D: to pile up, heap up

Kiš

a city

lamādum (a)

to learn; D to teach, inform

mēreštum (*ḫr‬‭t‬)

cultivation, field

Meslam

name of a temple (Sum.)

mimma šumšu

anything, whatsoever, everything (lit. 'whatever its name')

rapāšum (i)

be broad; D make broad, abundant

sanāqum (i)

to come close; G and D to check, control

sarrum

false, lying

ṣubātum

garment, mantle

šadālum (i)

to wide; D widen

*še'um

barley

šuklulum (Š)

to perfect, complete

šuršudum (Š)

to found firmly

têrtum, pl. têrētum (*w'r)

command; (extispicy) omen

umma

thus (says)

warqum

green, yellow-green

ajjûma

some

Dagan

an Amorite and West Semitic deity

dullum

work, ritual

Ellil

a god

ibašši

there is

Imar (or, more commonly, Emar)

a city in northern Mesopotamia

Jašūb

(Amorite name-element from*‬‭t‬‭wb 'return')

kabātum (i)

to be heavy; D to make heavy, to honor

kajjāniš

constantly

maḫārum (a/u)

to receive

mala

as much as

mamman

someone, anyone

marāṣum (a)

to be sick, difficult, grieved

mimma

something, anything

mūšum

night

nakādum (N; a/u)

to beat (of heart), be disturbed

naplusum (N; a/u)

to look at (favorably)

saḫārum (u)

to turn, turn to, seek, concern oneself about (ana)

šattukkum (< Sum.)

ration (Mar); regular offering

šarûm <*šarium

rich, wealthy

urrum

light, fay

zamārum (u, also a/u)

to sing

banûm (-i)

to make, create, build

bašûm (-i)

to be; Š to cause to exist; N to come to be, appear, grow (ingressive)

dajjānūtum

judgeship

epištum

deed

gamālum (i)

to spare, show mercy

ḫadûm (-u), stat. ḫadi

to rejoice, D make happy

Íd

the god 'River, Canal'

Ištar

a goddess (also a common noun 'goddess')

ištu (conj.)

since, after

kalûm (-a)

to retain, hold back, withhold

kussûm <*kussium

throne, seat

leqûm (-e)

to take

manûm (-u)

to count, reckon, consider, recite

Mera

an archaic name for the city Mari

petûm (-e)

to open

rabûm (-i)

to become great, grow; D to raise (children); Š to make great

rašûm (-i)

to acquire

redûm (-i/e)

to lead, bring

salāmum (i)

to be reconciled with, be friendly, be in good relations

šalûm (-i)

to plunge (into the river[-god] = ᵈÍd [acc.])

šemûm (-e)

to hear

šurqum

stolen object

tazzimtim (*nzm)

complaint (tazzimtaka: a complaint by/about you)

tebûm (-i)

to rise up; Š to raise up

ṭābum

good, sweet, pleasant; eli PN ṭāb: it is pleasing to PN