Akkadian
puḫtu - (a tool)
(CAD P 493, AHw. 877)
The lex. attestation given in AHw 877 where puḫtu denotes a copper object is probably a misreading, cf. CAD P 493 puḫru B.
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pūḫu - substitute
(CAD P 496; AHw. 877)
No definitive etymology can be suggested as no suitable Semitic parallels have been detected.
Akkadian
puḫugaru - equivalent, item given in exchange or as replacement
(CAD P 483, AHw 876)
From Hurrian *puġ-ugar-i “exchange”, a nominalised form of po/uġ- “to exchange” (BGH 321) with the reciprocal root extension -ugar- (Giorgieri 2000, 197, Wegner 2007, 88).
Akkadian
pukku - ball
(CAD P 502, AHw. 878)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
puḳḳu - to heed, to be attentive to, to be concerned, to be anxious
(CAD P 512, AHw. 879)
Derived words: mupiqqu ‘the one who heeds, adjutant(?)’ (SAD I).
No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pulḫānu - a plant
(CAD P 503, AHw. 878)
No etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
pulḫītu - (a sore or blister)
(CAD P 503, AHw. 878)
No definitive etymology can be suggested.
Akkadian
puliṭū - citizenry
(CAD P 504)
From Greek sg. πολίτης or pl. πολίται “citizen(s)” (Liddell–Scott 1434, Mayer 2008:103).
Akkadian
punānu - (a plant)
(CAD P 511, AHw. 879)
Or bunānu. No etymology can be suggested.
No etymology can be suggested.