Akkadian
pingu - (a bird)
(CAD P 383, AHw. 864)
Or pinku, bingu, binku. No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pingu - knob, cap, finial
(CAD P 382, AHw. 864)
Var. pinku. No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pinkarannu - (qualifying horses)
(CAD P 383, AHw. 864)
Var. pinkarami. Probably a Hurrian word of an ultimate Indo-European (Mitanni-Aryan) origin. Cf. Old Indic piṅgalá- “reddish brown/yellow; greenish yellow” (EWAia II 126), see von Soden 1957:337.
Akkadian
pinnaru - (a cheese)
(CAD P 384, AHw. 864, EDA I 372)
Or pinnāru. Fem. pinnartu (pinirtu, punirtu) (CAD P 383, AHw. 864). Var. pinnanāru (CAD P 383, AHw. 864, EDA I 372).
A striking phonetic and semantic similarity to the Iranian terms for “cheese” (MPers. and NPers. panīr) has long been noticed. Since the Akkadian term is attested as early as OB, it cannot be an Iranian loanword, while the opposite is not impossible. Alternatively, both the Akkadian and Iranian words could be borrowed from a third, hitherto unknown source.
Akkadian
pinnatu - (part of the tail)
(SAD I)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pinnu - (a bead or ornament)
(CAD P 384, AHw. 864)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
Pīnu - (a textile)
(SAD 1 33)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pinzir - (a plant)
(CAD P 452, AHw 871, 1423, 1583)
Or pinṣir, pizzir.
Probably from Sum. penzer (a plant?). The Sum. word is reliably attested only in lexical sources, written syllabically: see CAD P 452 for the references. It has no internal etymology within Sumerian, but a relationship with MUNZER ‘licorice’ (Civil 1987a:45f.), occurring alongside penzer in lexical lists, is not to be ruled out.
Akkadian
pipilû - sin
(CAD P 384, AHw. 864)
Or pippilû. No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pirassu - (a vessel)
(CAD P 394, AHw. 865)
No etymology can be suggested.