[Tel.] n. Lit: Leaf colour. Green, yellowish green, yellow colour, (a leaf being first green, then fading into yellow.) An emerald, marakatamu. Any figure punctured or tattooed into the skin, because it is coloured green. A green plant or tree. cf. “pairupacca” adj. Green, yellow, sallow. (The word pacca radically means Bright, fair-coloured.) pacca poducukonu to tattoo the skin.akupacca or haridalapacca yellow. kalankaripaccalu a sort of cloth, or painted chintz. See on pacci. Various shades of green are called kappupacca a still lighter tint, ratipacca emerald green, cilakapaccabright green, makkipacci dirty dark green. vani kandlu paccaparinavi he has the jaundice. varu ippudu paccaganunnaru they are now in prosperous circumstances. kapu paccaga nunte raju cudaledu the king cannot bear to see a thriving farmer. paccanaralu the blue veins. paccaguvva a bright yellow green bird; the green pigeon. paccapaikamu a good coin. HD. ii. 153. paccakatlapamu a green snake.paccakannulamekamu patstsakannula-mekamu. n. Lit: The yellow eyed beast, i.e., a lion, haryaksamu. paccakarpuramu patstsa-karpuramu. n,. Green coloured camphor: crude camphor. This is the name of a brilliant white drug, used to curve the eye, which real camphor injures. It is not in lumps but is a powder. paccakameralu patstsa-kamerulu. n. Jaundice. paccajitta patstsa-jitta. n. The common Iora (a small green and yellow bird.) &AE;githina tiphia. (F.B.I.) paccajinuvayi patstsajinu-vayi. n. The Red-headed Bunting, Emberiza luteola. (F.B.I.) paccana or paccadanamu. patstsana. n. Greenness or yellowness. paccani patstsani. adj. Green, yellow. paccabangaru yellow or pure gold. paccaganunna yellow or golden: prosperous, fortunate. paccabralu patstsa-bralu. n. Yellow rice, i.e., rice coated with saffron and used to sprinkle over persons on auspicious occasions. paccarekka potstsa-rekka. n. The Indian Bee-eater, Merops viridis. peddapaccarekka or kommapaccarekkapedda-patstsa-rekka. n. The blue tailed Bee-eater. Meropus philippensis. (F.B.I.) paccavaluvadari patstsa-valuva-dari. n. Lit: One who wears a yellow cloth, i.e., Vishnu, pitambarudu.paccavarupavuzodu or paccavara vapuzodu patstsa-varuvupudzodu. n. Lit: One who rides on a green animal, i.e., the sun or Manmadha. haridasvudu, sukavahudu. paccavilutudu. paccaviltudu orpaccavilukadu patstsa-vilutudu. n. Lit: The green bow-man, i.e., Manmadha, whose bow is green, being made of a sugar cane. paccare cettu patsts-are-chettu. [pacca+arecettu.] n. A large forest tree with a very fragrant flower, Banhenia spicata.