Words

Akkadian
šadādu - to pull, to draw (CAD Š₁ 20; AHw. 1121)

Probably related to Gez. sadada ‘to drive out’, Hbr. šdd ‘to deal violently’ (Kogan 2015:104)

Akkadian
šadālu - to be broad, wide (CAD Š₂ 35; AHw. 1112)

Possibly related to Arb. sdl ‘to let loose, to lower, to let fall,’ sadīl- ‘a thing that is extended across or sideways in the space from side to side’ (Lane 1333‒1334).

Akkadian
šadû - mountain; open country (CAD Š₁ 49, AHw. 1124)
Akkadian
šagāmu - to roar, thunder, resound (CAD Š₁ 63)
šāgimu = roaring, thundering (said of Adad; of animals)
Akkadian
šaḫānu - to be warm, hot (CAD Š₁ 78, AHw. 1128)
Akkadian
saḫāru - to delay, to tarry; to turn (CAD S 46; AHw. 1005)
Akkadian
šaḫātu - armpit (CAD Š₁ 81, AHw. 1129)
Akkadian
šâḫu - to grow (in size or age) (CAD Š₁ 106, AHw. 1224)
Akkadian
šaḫû - pig (CAD Š1 102; AHw. 1133)
Akkadian
šakānu - to place, to establish (CAD Š₁ 116, AHw. 1134)