Words

Akkadian
bānu - (a kind of crown or diadem) (CAD B 94, AHw. 102)

No etymology can be suggested.

Akkadian
banû - to build, to create (CAD B 83, AHw. 103)

Derived words: bānû 'creator, begetter' (CAD B 94, AHw. 103); binītu 'creation, creature' (CAD B 238, AHw. 126); binûtu 'make-up, form, figure, shape, structure, construction' (CAD B 243, AHw. 127); biniannu 'form, figure' (CAD B 238, AHw. 126); bāntu 'mother' (CAD B 80, AHw. 102); bāntiš 'like a mother, in a motherly way' (CAD B 80, AHw. 1546); nabnītu 'offspring, progeny, product' (CAD N₁ 27, AHw. 698); tabnītu 'offspring; creation' (CAD T 30, AHw. 1299).

Akkadian
banû - to be beautiful; to act like a nobleman (CAD B 90, AHw. 102)

Adjective: banû 'beautiful, good'.
Derived words: babbanû 'of good quality, beautiful, pleasant, friendly, excellent' (CAD B 7, AHw. 94); babbanûtu 'excellence (?)' (CAD B 7, AHw. 94); banītu 'good treatment, reward; favorable, laudatory words; good fortune' (CAD B 80); banûtu 'beauty; good breeding, fine bearing' (CAD B 95, AHw. 103); bunnû 'beautiful' (CAD B 319, AHw. 138); mubannītu 'Wohltäterin' (AHw. 1575); mubannû 'cook (who prepares, arranges and serves food to the gods), temple cook' (CAD M₂ 158, AHw. 665); tabnītu 'beautification' (CAD T 29, AHw. 1299).

Akkadian
banû - of good quality (said of staples, objects), fine, beautiful (said of persons and animals), friendly, propitious (CAD B 81, AHw. 102)

Cf. banû 'to be(come) good, beautiful'.

Akkadian
bānu - (a ewer) (CAD B 94, AHw. 102)

Or. bannu. Akk. bannu has been considered a loanword from Sum. BAN₂ 'a measure; a container' (PSD B 81), see Oppenheim 1948:10, fn. 28, AHw. 102, SLOB No. 84. This etymology is rather doubtful (Veenhof 1970:35).

Akkadian
barāmu - to be multicolored (CAD B 103, AHw. 105)
Akkadian
barasigû - low socle for cultic purposes (CAD B 107, AHw. 106)

Var. parsiqu.
From Sum. PARA₁₀.SI-ga “socle” (PSD B 145).

Akkadian
barāṣu - to sparkle, to shine brightly (CAD B 107, AHw. 106)

Derived words: birṣu (a luminous phenomenon) (CAD B 260, AHw. 129).

Akkadian
barāšu - to pluck wool (CAD B 260, AHw. 106)

Derived words: baršu 'describing the hair as growing in patches' (CAD B 113, AHw. 107); biršu 'teaseled nap of a woolen fabric' (CAD B 261, AHw. 129); burrušu 'with hair growing in patches' (CAD B 332, AHw. 140).

Akkadian
bardippu - (a garment) (CAD B 109, AHw. 106)

Seems to be an “erroneous” borrowing from Sum. BAR.DUL₅(TUG₂) '(a garment)' (PSD B 119; the sign TUG₂ was probably misread as DIB, cf. CAD B 113b; Veenhof 1972, 162, fn. 276).