Words

Akkadian
kuzbu - luxuriance, abundance, attractiveness, charm, sexual vigor (CAD K 614, 617)

Also kuzzubu ‘luxuriant, full of charm’ (CAD K 614, 617), kuzzubu ‘to fawn, to flatter’ (CAD K 614, 617). There is an intriguing possibility to connect with PCS *kḏb 'to lie', but hypothetical semantic shifts underlying this comparison are hard to establish (rejected in Driver 1953:33). Though, note comparison in the Bible, Pr 31:30: šäḳär ha-ḥēn wə-häbäl ha-yyōpī ‘Charm is deceitful and beauty is vain’ (Kogan 2015:192).

Akkadian
ḳablu - middle, center, middle part (CAD Q 6, AHw. 887)
Akkadian
ḳablu - battle (CAD Q 12, AHw. 888)
plausibly derivable from an original meaning “facing one another,” “confrontation” of *ḳbl
Akkadian
ḳabû - to say, to tell, to speak, to decree (CAD Q 22, AHw. 889)

Cf. Ugr. ḳbˀ ‘to summon, to invoke’ (Kogan 2015: 337)

Akkadian
ḳâdu - to set afire, to kindle, to burn (CAD Q 52, AHw. 892)
Akkadian
ḳaḳḳadu - head (CAD Q 100, AHw. 899)
Akkadian
ḳaḳḳaru - earth (CAD Q 113, AHw. 900)
Akkadian
ḳāḳû - a bird (CAD Q 124; AHw. 901)
OB on
Akkadian
ḳallû (gallû) - vulva (hapax) (CAD ḳ 66, AHw 894)
According to both dictionaries, from Sum. (GAL4 ‘Scham, Vulva’ [IK 301]).
Akkadian
ḳâlu - to become silent, to stay quiet (CAD Q 72, AHw. 895)