Words

Biblical Aramaic
mll (pa.) - to speak (HALOT 1918)
Biblical Aramaic
nidbāk - layer of bricks (HALOT 1926)

pB. Borrowing from Akk. natbāku/natbaku.

Biblical Aramaic
nḥt - to come down (HALOT 1929)
Biblical Aramaic
npḳ - to go out, to come forth (HALOT 1932)
Biblical Aramaic
nəšar - eagle (HALOT 1935)
Biblical Aramaic
nŝˀ - to take, to carry away (HALOT 1934)
Biblical Aramaic
nṭr - to keep (HALOT 1930)
Biblical Aramaic
päḥar - potter (HALOT 1956)
Borrowed from Akkadian paḫāru ‘potter’.
Biblical Aramaic
pātūrā - table (Kaufman 1974: 81–82)

A loanword from Akkadian paššūru ‘table’. The most likely source of t is *ṯ, see EDA I 454 on the etymology issues.

Biblical Aramaic
päḥā - governor (HALOT 1955)

< Akk. pīḫatu, pāḫatu (Kaufman 1974, 82, EDA I 34). Constr. paḥat. The Massoretic vocalization of the Hebrew and Biblical Aramaic forms unambiguously points to a geminated guttural in the proto-form (*paḥḥ-at-), сf. Mankowski 2000, 128f.