PALMS Meaning and
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Palms refer to a type of tree belonging to the family Arecaceae, characterized by their large, feathery or fan-shaped leaves. They are commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world, including countries such as South America, Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. These trees are renowned for their unique appearance, with long, slender trunks and a crown of large, symmetrical leaves growing from the top.
The word "palms" is also used to indicate the inner, slightly concave area on the underside of a person's hand between the wrist and fingers. This region is composed of the palm bones, which serve as a protective layer for the delicate structures underneath. It also includes the soft, fleshy part that makes up the palm and sole of a person's hand and foot, respectively.
Additionally, "palms" can refer to the act of holding or grasping something within the hand, using its strength and flexibility. It is a versatile motion widely employed in various activities and tasks, such as carrying objects, catching or throwing a ball, or conveying emotions through gestures.
In a figurative sense, "palms" can describe the act of concealing or hiding something in one's hand, often associated with deceit or trickery. This symbolic meaning stems from the idea of secretively holding an item, like a card during a magic trick or a hidden object intended to deceive others.
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Etymology of PALMS
The word "palms" comes from the Old English word "palma", which was borrowed from the Latin word "palma" meaning "palm of the hand" or "palm tree". The Latin term was derived from the Ancient Greek word "palame", which also meant "palm of the hand". The usage of "palms" to refer to the inner surface of the hand has been in existence since Middle English, while the term for the tree was added in the early 17th century.
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