[Tel.] n. Milk. Milky juice or sap. canubalu or cannupalu woman’s milk, human milk. cerukupalu the juice of the sugar cane. tenkayapalu the white juice expressed from the cocoanut kernel by pounding. (tenkayanillu is the water in the cocoanut.) marripalu the milky juice of the banyan tree. palavantivaru, pala vanti kulamumen (or a tribe) like milk, i.e., candid, simple, pure, unspotted, blameless, honourable. palavanti manasu a pure mind, a simple heart. palukaremukhamu a milk-distilling face, i.e., a face radiant with loveliness. palgarucekkutaddamulu radiantly polished cheeks, beaming with beauty. palakadali, palkadali, palakuppa, palamunniru, palavagu orpalavelli pala-kadali n. The Ocean of milk. ksirabdhi. palamunnitikuturu Lakshmi. palamunniti alludu Vishnu. palakaya pala-kaya. n. A sort of biscuit, bhaksya visesamu,palakunda pala-kunda. n. The milk pot, a certain fee claimed by various hangers on on every crop of grain. palavanne pala-vanne. adj. Milky white, whitish, pale.patalavarnamu. palavelli pala-velli. n. The sea of milk. palasamudramu. The decorated booth or shrine erected in houses for the worship of an idol at certain feasts. palavupal-avu. n. A milch cow. palucalayicce avu. palindlu pal-indlu. [from palu milk and illu a home.] n. A woman’s breasts. paleru pal-eru. (palu+eru.) n. The river or sea of milk. pala kadali. A river in South India, the Palar.