Dictionaria -

páača to ripen, become cooked

Part of Speech	v.intr
Vernacular Form	پاچہ
Phonetic Form	páatɕa
Morphemic Form	pač-, páak-
Inflection Class	T (Prs): pačáanu, (Pfv Masc Sg): páaku, (Pfv Fem Sg): péeki, (Cv): pačí, (Imp): páač
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form	pakvá- 'cooked, ripe' (T: 7621)
Variant Form(s)	páače (Biori)

- to ripen, become cooked
- - Example 1092:
    
    heeṇṣúka bíiḍu mútu, ǰuaár šuí na páača.
    heeṇṣúka
    this.year
    bíiḍ
    much
    -u
    -MSG
    mut
    rain.pfv
    -u
    -MSG
    ǰuaár
    maize
    šu
    good
    -i
    -f
    na
    neg
    pač
    ripen
    -e
    -3sg
    It rained a lot this year, so the maize will not ripen well.
    Source: A:DLX238
  - Example 1323:
    
    úču angóora baándi mhaás šóo na pačáanu.
    uč
    little
    -u
    -MSG
    angáar
    fire
    -a
    -obl
    baándi
    on
    mhaás
    meat
    šu
    good
    -u
    -MSG
    na
    neg
    pač
    become.cooked
    -án
    -prs
    -u
    -MSG
    The meat will not be cooked well if it is only over a small fire.
    Source: A:DLX206
  - Example 1452:
    
    ghoomá páaka.
    ghoóm
    wheat
    -a
    -pl
    pak
    ripen.pfv
    -a
    -MPL
    The wheat has become ripe.
    Source: A:DHN2382

Related entries

See also:
- aaṣaṛpéeči season when apricots are ripe
- ac̣hooṛpéeči fourth month of summer [lit. ripening of walnuts] (according to one traditional calender)
- páaku² ripe, cooked (masc sg)
- pačóo to cook
Subentry:
- páaku¹ ripened, became cooked (masc sg)
- péeki¹ ripened, became cooked (fem sg)