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How do you say "palm" in Italian?

la palma

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "palm" is la palma.

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Pronunciation

Say palma as pa-lma, putting the emphasis on pa.

Grammar notes

la palma is feminine. Its plural is palme.

Example sentence

Una palma alta ondeggiava sulla spiaggia.

A tall palm swayed on the beach.

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How to remember la palma

Palma looks close to the English 'palm' — that shared 'palm' is the thread to hang your memory on.

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Questions about la palma

How do you pronounce la palma?

Say palma as pa-lma, putting the emphasis on pa.

Is la palma masculine or feminine?

la palma is feminine. la palma is feminine. Its plural is palme.

How is la palma used in Italian?

la palma is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una palma alta ondeggiava sulla spiaggia. (A tall palm swayed on the beach.).

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