Akkadian lexicon
- abum (abi, pl. abbū) : father.
- ahum (ahi, pl. ahhū) : brother.
- alpum : ox.
- amtum : slave (f.), servant.
- ana : to, toward, for.
- bēlum : master, lord.
- bēltum : lady.
- ilum : god.
- iltum : goddess.
- immerum : sheep.
- isinnum : border.
- ištu : from, out of.
- itti : with.
- kussûm (kussi) : throne, chair.
- mārum : son.
- mātum (f.) : land, country.
- mutum : husband.
- muṭellum : awesome.
- na'rārum : help ; reinforcements.
- nadānum : to give.
- nakrum (nakar, nakir) : enemy, foreign.
- pānum : front. ina pāni s.o., ana pāni s.o. : in front of s.o.
- qabûm (i) : to speak.
- qadum : together with, including.
- qarrādum : hero, valiant man.
- qaqqadum : head.
- rabûm (rabi) : tall, big.
- ṣabātum : to seize, to grab, to take.
- ṣābum (sg. coll. and pl.) : troops, soldiers.
- šallatum : prisoners, deportees (coll.) ; bounty.
- šallum : prisoner of war.
- šamšum (šamaš) : sun.
- šapārum : to write (to s.o.), to send (a letter).
- šarrum (šar, šarri) : king.
- šattum (f., šanat) : year.
- šūmum : name.
- ṭēmum : information, order.
- ul : negation "not".
- umma : thus (introduction to an indirect discourse).