Words

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
prykˀ - type of demon (DJBA 933)

Probably borrowed from Akkadian parakku ‘dais, shrine’

Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
pūrayyā - Purim (DJBA 891)
The Aramaic designations of the feast must go back to the Biblical Hebrew usage (Kaufman 1974:84, Mankowski 2000:126f.)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
parzlā - iron (DJBA 930)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
psˁ - to step, tread (DJBA 919)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
psl - to render unfit, invalidated (DJBA 918)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
psl - to hew (DJBA 918)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
pss - to destroy, to break (DJBA 918)
Probably an Akkadian loan from pasāsu ‘to erase, to canceľ
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
pšˁ - to be negligent, to harm, to transgress (DJBA 944)
the wide presence of this word in DJBA is probably due to Hebrew influence
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
pšḥ - to break, to tear (DJBA 942)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
puškā - handbreadth (DJBA 894)