Words

Akkadian
pissatu - (a cattle disease) (CAD P 425)
Var. passatu. No definitive etymology can be suggested. If the word designates a contagious lameness, an ultimate relationship to pessû ‘lame, crippled’ is possible.
Akkadian
pīsu - winnowing shovel (CAD P 426, AHw. 867)
No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
piṣṣu - (mng. uncert.) (CAD P 427)
No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pišittu - (mng. uncert.) (CAD P 429, AHw. 868)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
piššiḳu - (a body part?) (CAD P 433)
No definitive etymology can be suggested. Perhaps to be connected with pašāḳu ‘to be narrow’.
Akkadian
piššu - (an object) (CAD P 433)
No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pīštu - insult (CAD P 433, AHw. 869)
One wonders whether Akk. pīštu ‘insult’ may be related to PC *pašˁ- ‘crime, transgression’ rather than derived from the somewhat ephemeral *wapāšu (AHw. 1459, CAD U-W 402).
Akkadian
pitaršu - (a building) (CAD P 434)
From Hurrian pe/idarže “enclosure for bulls”, a transparent derivate from pe/idari “bull” (BGH 319) with the nominal suffix -že (Giorgieri 2000:202, Wegner 2007:55).
Akkadian
pitḫatu - (name of an irrigation district) (CAD P 435)
Probably of WS origin, derived from the root *ptḥ ‘to open’.
Akkadian
pitipabaga - (an official, lit. apportioner of rations) (CAD P 436, AHw. 869)
Var. pitpibaga. From Old Iranian *piθfa-baga- ‘distributor of provisions’ (Eilers 1940:59-81).