Akkadian
pelû - egg
(CAD P 320, AHw. 853)
In spite of many efforts, the Akkadian designation of ‘egg’ remains etymologically enigmatic.
Akkadian
pelû - to be red
(CAD P 321, AHw 854)
Akkadian
pēmu - thigh
(CAD P 231, AHw. 854)
Akkadian
peniḫuru - (a legal or administrative title)
(CAD P 324, AHw. 854)
From Hurrian pen-i-ġ(e)-o/u-ri, derived from the root pe/in- ‘to measure’ (BGH 310) with the nominal thematic vowel -i and the suffix forming professional designations -ḫo/uri (Giorgieri 2000:210, Wegner 2007:58).
Akkadian
pênu - to crush, grind
(CAD P 326, AHw. 854)
No etymology can be suggested. Phonetic and structural similarity with ṭênu “to grind”, the main Akkadian verb with this meaning (CAD Ṭ 98), is noteworthy.
Akkadian
penušḫu - (a vessel)
(CAD P 326, AHw. 854)
Or panušḫu. From Hurrian pen(i)-o/u-šḫe, going back to pe/in- ‘to measure’ (BGH 310f.) with the suffix -šḫe forming names of objects (Giorgieri 2000:209, Wegner 2007:57).
Akkadian
penzurru - shelter, screen
(CAD P 326, AHw. 854)
Var. pezzurru. No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
perˀazu - <a precious metal, perhaps an alloy>
(CAD P 326, AHw. 855, EDA I 33)
Variant: peḫḫazu.
On etymology, see EDA I 33.
Akkadian
perdu - an equid
(CAD P 394, AHw. 855)