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From Elamite𒁾𒉿𒊏(tup-pi-ra),[1] from earlier Elamite𒋼𒅁𒂟(te-ep-pir2/teppir, tipir/, “scribe, magistrate”), of disputed origin; deriving likely as an Elamite version of Akkadian𒇽𒋛𒉿𒊒(LU2si-pi-ru/sepīru/, “scribe”). Alternatively derived from Elamite𒋼𒅁(te-ep/tep-, tip-,/, “to form, to fashion? (bricks); to plow or furrow? (land); to engrave or inscribe, to write”), likely a result of phono-semantic matching, itself being a native variation and/or from Akkadian𒁾(DUB/ṭuppu/), from Sumerian𒁾(dub/dub/). Uncertain connections with Sumerian𒁾𒊬(dub-sar/dubsar/, “scribe”) and with Proto-Semitic*dVbur-/*ḏVbur-(“to speak, retell; to compose, to form, to make lines or layers; to lead and follow, to walk behind a plow”).
By the way of an earlier (/dipīwar/), from Old Persian*dipī-var-. Compare also (dywʾn') and the oldest Elamite form 𒉈𒉿𒅕(de3-pi-ir) attested around 2250 BC.