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No etymology can be suggested.

Or battarānu. No etymology can be suggested.

Most probably from Sum. PA₅(R) ‘irrigation canaľ (SLOB No. 544).

Probably from Sum. ba-an-DU₅ ‘seeding basket (of a plow)’ (PSD B 15).

Or baˀtu. Four attestations in damaged contexts, always followed by {NINDA} “bread”, see Pentiuc 2001, 35. No definitive etymology can be suggested.

Derived words: napṭartu ‘desertion’ (CAD N₁ 324, AHw. 742); napṭartu (napṭaštu) (a part of a lock) (CAD N₁ 324, AHw. 742); napṭaru ‘visitor’ (CAD N₁ 324, AHw. 742); napṭarūtu (mng. uncert.) (CAD N₁ 326); napṭiru (napṭaru) ‘substitute, replacement’ (CAD N₁ 326); paṭirtu ‘unyoked team’ (CAD P 303); pāṭiru ‘off-duty soldier’ (CAD P 304, AHw. 848); paṭīru (or pāṭiru) ‘(a table)’ (CAD P 303, AHw. 851); paṭru ‘released’ (CAD P 305, AHw. 851); puṭāru (a type of bull) (CAD P 555, AHw. 885); puṭṭuru ‘released’ (CAD P 555, AHw. 885); puṭṭuru ‘visitor’ (SAD I); puṭur īni (a bird) (CAD P 555); puṭūru ‘ransom’ (CDA 280); tapṭīrtu ‘release’ (CAD T 196, AHw. 1323); tapṭīru ‘castrated (bull)’ (CAD T 196, AHw. 1323).

Var.: pattu. No etymology can be suggested.

No definitive etymology can be suggested. Perhaps to be compared with JBA pḥyˀ “a bird” (DJBA 895).

Hapax. In an inventory list of jewellery belonging to the goddess Nanaya: “1 gold necklace with paˀurru” (Beaulieu 2003, 195). No etymology can be suggested.

From Egyptian pɜ wr “der Grosse” (Wb. I 328).