• Bosnian: palma
• Chinese: 棕榈
• Danish: palmetræ , palme
• Dutch: palm , palmboom
• Esperanto: palmo
• Finnish: palmu, palmupuu
• French: palmier
• German: Palme
• Greek: φοίνικας
• Guaraní: jata'i, karanda, karanda'y, mbokaja, pindo
• Indonesian: palma, palem
• Interlingua: palma
• Italian: palma
• Japanese: 椰子 (やし, yashi)
• Korean: 야자수 (椰子樹, yajasu)
• Polish: palma
• Portuguese: palma, palmeira
• Romanian: palmier
• Russian: пальма (pál'ma)
• Serbian:

  Cyrillic: палма

  Latin: palma

• Slovene: palma
• Spanish: palmera
• Swedish: palm
• Tupinambá: pindoba
• Volapük: pam

• Bosnian: dlan
• Danish: håndflade
• Dutch: palm, handpalm
• Finnish: kämmen
• French: paume
• German: Handfläche
• Greek: παλάμη
• Indonesian: telapak tangan
• Italian: palmo
• Japanese: 手のひら (te no hira)
• Korean: 손바닥 (sonbadak)
• Norwegian: håndflate
• Polish: dłoń
• Portuguese: palma , palma da mão '
• Romanian: palmă
• Russian: ладонь (ladón')
• Serbian:

  Cyrillic: длан

  Latin: dlan

• Slovene: dlan
• Spanish: palma, palma de la mano
• Swedish: handflata
• Telugu: అరచేయి (aracheyi)
• Tupinambá: poapytera
• Volapük: namakev

Noun

palm m

1. palm (tropical tree)
2. palm (middle part of the hand)

Swedish

Pronunciation

Noun

palm

1. palm; a tropical tree

Palm or Palms may refer to:

• The central region of the front of the hand
• Various plants:
  • Arecaceae or palm tree, a family of flowering plants belonging to the monocot order Arecales
  • Cycas revoluta, a cycad native to southern Japan, sometimes called "Sago palm"
  • Traveler's palm or Ravenala madagascariensis, a species of banana-like plant from Madagascar
• Palm (PDA), the personal digital assistant
  • Palm OS, the operating system of such PDAs
  • Palm, Inc., a hardware manufacturer
• Palm (unit), unit of length
• The Palms, a hotel and casino in Las Vegas, Nevada
• The Palm (restaurant), a restaurant chain originating in New York City
• Palms, Los Angeles, California
• Palm branch (symbol)
• Palm Islands, three artificial islands off the coast of Dubai
• Palm Breweries, a Belgian company
• Palm Pictures, an arthouse film distribution company
• Palm Records, a Hawaiian company
• Thousand Palms, California
• 29 Palms, California
• PhotoActivated Localization Microscopy or PALM

See also

• Palming, a sleight-of-hand technique
• Palmer
• Palm reading

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