Words

Akkadian
atta - you (CAD A₂ 502, AHw. 87)
Akkadian
atti - you (fem. sing.) (CAD A₂ 511, AHw. 87)
Akkadian
attina - you (fem. pl.) (CAD A₂ 512, AHw. 88)
Akkadian
attunu - you (masc. pl.) (CAD A₂ 515, AHw. 88)
Akkadian
atūdu - wild sheep (CAD A₂ 521, AHw. 88)

Var. etūdu

Akkadian
atwû - to discuss, to talk over (CAD A₂ 29, AHw. 89)

Goetze 1947: 244‒245, Kouwenberg 2008, Kogan 2015: 334
Cf. Ugaritic hwt ‘word, statement’ (DUL 349)

Akkadian
awatu - word, utterance; matter, affair, thing (CAD A₂ 29, AHw. 89)

Kogan 2015: 334
Cf. Ugaritic hwt ‘word, statement’ (DUL 349)

Akkadian
awīlu - man (CAD A₂ 48, AHw. 90)

The etymology is uncertain (cf. Kraus 1973: 117–118).

Akkadian
ayālu - help (CAD); verbündeter (AHw) (CAD 226, AHw. 24)

The word occurs in Neo-Babylonian and Neo-Assyrian only.

Akkadian
ayalu - stag, deer (CAD A₁ 225, AHw. 24)

Var. yalu, yulu.
i-la-nu in Emar (Pentuic 2001: 83)