No etymology can be suggested.
The form pašāmu of the dictionaries is incorrect (EDA I).
No etymology can be suggested.
Var. bešāmu.
The complete phonological and semantic overlap between the Akkadian word and Tgr. bašəmma 'rag; penitential garment' is too striking to be accidental.
Derived words: bāšû 'existing, available' (CAD B 161, AHw. 114); bāšītu 'valuables, possessions' (CAD B 139, AHw. 111); bišītu 'property' (CAD B 269, AHw 131); bīšu (bišû) 'possessions' (CAD B 271, AHw. 131); būšu (bušû, bušiˀu) 'property, goods' (CAD B 353, AHw. 144); mušabšû 'creator (CAD M₂ 250, AHw. 680); nabšiˀu 'deposit' (CAD N₁ 30, AHw. 699); tabšītu 'creation' (CAD T 33, AHw. 1299).
In spite of the fact that the prototype *b-ṯ-y is unambiguously established thanks to the regular third millennium orthography with ŠV, the etymology of the Akkadian verb is completely uncertain.
Var. badāḳu.
Derived words: bātiḳānu 'informer' (CAD B 165, AHw. 115); batiḳtu 'denunciation' (CAD B 165, AHw. 115); bātiḳu 'denouncer, informer' (CAD B 166, AHw. 115); batḳu 'cut off, deficient, low' (CAD B 166, AHw. 115); bidūḳtu 'sluice channel' (CAD B 223); bitiḳtu 'damage, loss' (CAD B 276, AHw. 132); bitḳu 'cutting, opening' (CAD B 277, AHw. 132); butuḳḳû (butuḳḳāʾū) 'deficiency, losses' (CAD B 356, AHw. 144); butūḳtu 'breach; channel' (CAD B 356, AHw. 144).
No etymology can be suggested.
Probably a late “learned” loanword from Sumerian.
Var. batūssu.
Var. badūlu.