Words

Ebla
paˀrānu - shoot, sprout (?) (EDA I 51, Sjöberg 1999:531)
No definitive etymology can be suggested. Since the Sumerian equivalent appears to contain arina “root”, {pa₂-la-nu} could perhaps be compared with Hbr. pō(ˀ)rōt “shoots of a wine; branches of a magnificent tree” (HALOT 909), which would yield a reconstruction *paˀr-ānu. An alternative connection with Akk. parʾu “shoot, offspring”, implying the reconstruction parˁ-ānu, is also possible, although the “strong aleph” in Mesopotamian Akkadian would be expected to be rendered by a {ḪV} sign in Ebla.
Ebla
piˀatu - forehead (Conti 1990:108, Fronzaroli 1984b:138, EDA I 73)
Ebla
PIntu - (a textile) (Civil 2008, 92f.: 139f. with No. 356)
No etymology can be suggested.
Ebla
PUmu - (mng. uncert.) (Civil 2008:97, Conti 2003:130, Conti 1990:166)
No etymology can be suggested.
Ebla
PUPUtu - (mng. uncert.) (Artzi 2000:16, with n. 11, Conti 1990:136, with n. 342, Fales 1984b:178)
No etymology can be suggested.
Ebla
pur-ḫa-šúm - (an animal) (VE 0042)
Ebla
rí-še₆ - SAG (Krebernik 1983: 46, Blažek 1994: 79)
/riˀši/
Ebla
ra-ba-gu-um /rapāḳu(m)/ - to lean, to recline (VE 248, Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 696)
Ebla
ra-gu /raḳḳu/ - thin (VE 76, Kogan–Krebernik 2021b: 696)
Ebla
ra-sa-ap /rašap/ - god of pestilence and the Underworld (VE 806)
Cf. Hbr. räšäp ‘flame, plague’.