Words

Akkadian
dibiru - a calamity (CAD D 134, AHw. 168)
Unclear According to CAD, probably a logogram the reading of which is unknown (a Sumerism?) in one context used together with mūtānu (’calamity and pestilence’?). This word is reasonably compared to Hbr. and Arb. by von Soden.
Akkadian
diḳāru - a bowl with round bottom, for serving and heating (CAD D 157)
Akkadian
dimītu - a locust or bird; eine Art Heuschrecke (kind of grasshopper) (CAD D 143, AHw. 170)
Akkadian
dīmtu - tear (CAD D 147, AHw. 171)
Akkadian
dimtu - tower; fortified area (CAD D 144; AHw. 170)
Akkadian
dišpu - honey (CAD D 161, AHw. 173)
with devoicing and metathesis
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
duāru - to surround, to encircle (AHw. 1551)

Sargonic.

Akkadian
dudittu/tudittu - pectoral (CAD D 168)