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# Define a dictionary for color values
color_dict = {
    (255, 125, 99): "light salmon",
    (223, 78, 252): "dark orchid",
    (220, 102, 200): "orchid",
    (8, 102, 200): "blue",
    (45, 65, "SH"): "black",
    (183, 16, 235): "purple",
    "SH": "black",
    "SW": "black"
}

# Given nested list
level_1 = [
    # area=0= home
    [[0, 208, 78, 14, (176, 157, 217)], [0, 199, 14, 8, (144, 46, 229)], [126, 200, 32, 22, (51, 18, 23)],
     [177, 209, 10, 12, (39, 41, 41)]],
    # area=1
    [[0, 64, 148, 170, "black"], [105, 127, 114, 136, "black"], [162, 181, 28, 40, "black"], [30, 43, 28, 28, "black"],
     [51, 25, 54, 64, "black"], [37, 184, 42, 40, (189, 25, 51)], [13, 100, 24, 28, (45, 138, 186)]],
    # area=2
    [[75, 178, 154, 44, "black"], [99, 145, 110, 44, "black"], [114, 145, 86, 64, "red"], [236, 85, 86, 64, "red"],
     [50, 16, 22, 32, (153, 126, 88)]],
    # ... (other nested lists)
]

# Loop through the nested lists and replace color values with color names
for i, sub_list in enumerate(level_1):
    for j, sub_sub_list in enumerate(sub_list):
        if isinstance(sub_sub_list[-1], tuple) and sub_sub_list[-1] in color_dict:
            level_1[i][j][-1] = color_dict[sub_sub_list[-1]]

# Print the modified nested list
for i, sub_list in enumerate(level_1):
    print(f"# area={i}")
    for sub_sub_list in sub_list:
        print(sub_sub_list)