Words

Akkadian
pasiḫtu - entrails (?) (CAD P 221, AHw. 838)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pasillu - (a kind of sheep) (CAD P 221, AHw. 838)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pasinnu - (a part of the liver) (CAD P 221)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pasitu - vizier (CAD P 221, AHw. 852)
Or pazitu. From Eg. pꜣṯꜣ.ty ‘der Vezier’ (Wb. V 343).
Akkadian
paskāru - (a headdress) (CAD P 221, AHw. 839)
Or paskaru. No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pasḳû - (a tool) (CAD P 224, AHw. 839)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pasku - (a quality of leather) (CAD P 222, AHw. 839)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
paslu - (a part of a date palm) (CAD P 222)
A phonetically and semantically exact match is found in Arb. fasīl-, the common designation of a palm-sapling (Lane 2399).
Akkadian
paslu - (a cup) (SAD I)
Or paṣlu, pazlu. No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
paspasu - duck (CAD P 222, AHw. 839)
The Akk. word is probably related to Sum. BIBAD(UZ.TUR)/bab(b)az(a) (on the Sum. word see Steinkeller 1992:57, Veldhuis 2004:223f.). Steinkeller and Veldhuis consider the Sum. lexeme to be a loanword from Akkadian, but the opposite direction of borrowing is also conceivable. It is also possible that both words are of onomatopoeic origin.