Words

Akkadian
dīšu - growth, spring; grass (CAD D 163, AHw. 173)

See discussion in Kogan 2012: 231

Akkadian
diˀu - a grave disease characterized by a headache (CAD D 165, AHw. 174)

Cf. damû ‘to suffer from convulsions’ SB (CAD D 80, AHw. 166), dimītu ‘a disease (paralysis, dizziness (?), poisoning of the flesh’ CAD D 143. Though *VwV > VmV is normal for this period, these forms may also go back to the root *dmw/y (see *dwm ‘to be giddy; have pain in the head’, SED I No. 11v).

Akkadian
duḫnu - millet (CAD D 171, AHw. 174)

Probably, a West-Semitic loan in Akkadian, s. Kogan 2012: 247

Akkadian
dūr šinni - gums (CAD D 197, AHw. 155)

may go back to PS *dVrdVr-, being reinterpreted as dūru ‘wall’ by popular etymology (Kogan 2003: 128–129).

Akkadian
ebēṭu - to have cramps (said of internal abdominal and other muscles) (CAD E 13, AHw. 182)
Akkadian
eḳbu - heel (CAD E 248, AHw. 231)
Akkadian
ekēku - to scratch (AHw. 193; CAD E 63)
Akkadian
eḳlu - field (CAD E 249, AHw. 231)
Akkadian
elēlu - to become pure (CAD E 80, AHw. 197)
Akkadian
elpetu - rush (CAD E 108, AHw. 205)