Words

Akkadian
imtu - poisonous foam; spittle (CAD I 139, AHw. 379)
Akkadian
ina - in, on, from, through (CAD 141; AHw. 380)

There is no reliable parallel for the Akkadian preposition ina (combining the locative and instrumental meanings exactly as its WS homologue does) anywhere in WS. Huehnergard (2006:16) is almost certainly correct to reject Testen’s comparison of ina with *min ‘from’ (Testen 1993b:10‒11), but the identification with the element ˀən- in the Geez prepositions ˀənbala ‘without’ and ˀənbayna ‘because of’ (CDG 27), to which Huehnergard adheres, is, in our view, also quite doubtful. (Kogan 2015:78)

Akkadian
inanna - now, behold (CAD I 142; AHw. 381)
Akkadian
inbu - fruit (CAD I 144, AHw. 381)
Akkadian
īnu - eye (CAD I 153, AHw. 353)
Akkadian
inūma - when (CAD I 158)
Akkadian
ipru - barley ration, food allowance (CAD E 166, AHw. 385)

Cf. Ugr. ḥpr.

Akkadian
ipu - membrane, film (CAD I 173, AHw. 385)
Akkadian
irnittu - outbreak of divine anger against a specific enemy, terminating with a cry of triumph over his annihilation; triumph, victory (CAD I 178, AHw. 242)
often compared to PCS *rnn - ‘to shout’, but hard to justify either formally or semantically
Akkadian
irrū (wirrū) - intestines, gut (CAD I 181)
The form in w- makes the relationship with PS *ˁu/irray(-at)- ‘intestines’ somewhat problematic (cf. DRS 636).