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palma /pal·ma/ (pahl´mah) pl. pal´mae   [L.] palm.
pal·ma (plm, päl-)
n. pl. pal·mae (-m)
The palm.
palm [pahm]
the hollow or flexor surface of the hand. adj., adj pal´mar.
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