palmer in Russian
palmer in Russian is паломник, пилигрим — palmer means historically, a pilgrim returning from the Holy Land, traditionally carrying a palm branch as proof of the journey.
palmer in Russian
What does "palmer" mean?
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noun Historically, a pilgrim returning from the Holy Land, traditionally carrying a palm branch as proof of the journey.
"The old ballad tells of a palmer returning from Jerusalem."
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noun A flat wooden or leather strap once used to strike a schoolchild's palm as punishment.
"The old schoolmaster kept a palmer in his desk drawer."
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noun A card or dice cheat who conceals and switches items by palming them.
"The dealer was caught as a palmer, hiding cards up his sleeve."
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verb In fly fishing, to wind a hackle feather along the length of a hook shank when tying a fly.
"He palmered the feather carefully to build up the fly's body."
palmer in a sentence
- The old ballad tells of a palmer returning from Jerusalem.
- The old schoolmaster kept a palmer in his desk drawer.
- The dealer was caught as a palmer, hiding cards up his sleeve.
- He palmered the feather carefully to build up the fly's body.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "palmer" in Russian?
"palmer" in Russian is паломник, пилигрим. palmer means: Historically, a pilgrim returning from the Holy Land, traditionally carrying a palm branch as proof of the journey.
How do you pronounce паломник?
"palmer" in Russian is паломник, pronounced "palomnik".
How do you use "palmer" in a sentence?
Example: "The old ballad tells of a palmer returning from Jerusalem." In Russian, "palmer" is паломник, пилигрим.
Are there other ways to say "palmer" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "palmer": паломник, пилигрим.