palm in Greek
palm in Greek is παλάμη — palm means a tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
palm in Greek
παλάμη
Pronounced: palami
The inner and somewhat concave part of the human hand or other primate hand that extends from the wrist to the bases of the fingers.
What does "palm" mean?
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noun A tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
"Palm trees lined the resort's private beach."
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noun The inner, slightly hollow surface of the hand, from the wrist to the base of the fingers.
"She read his fortune by studying the lines on his palm."
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verb To hide something in the hand, often to steal it or as part of a magic trick.
"The magician palmed the coin so smoothly no one noticed."
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palm in a sentence
- Palm trees lined the resort's private beach.
- A coconut palm swayed gently in the wind.
- She read his fortune by studying the lines on his palm.
- He wiped the sweat from his palms before the handshake.
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What is "palm" in Greek?
"palm" in Greek is παλάμη. palm means: A tall tropical tree with a crown of large leaves and no branches, such as the ones seen on beaches.
How do you pronounce παλάμη?
"palm" in Greek is παλάμη, pronounced "palami".
How do you use "palm" in a sentence?
Example: "Palm trees lined the resort's private beach." In Greek, "palm" is παλάμη.
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