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Definition
Synonym
Palmyrapalme
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Palmyrapalme
f
bot.
Palmyrapalme
n
pl
Holz der
Palmyrapalme
palmyra palm
palmyra palms
palmyra wood
Palmyrapalme
f
bot.
Palmyrapalme
n
pl
Holz der
Palmyrapalme
palmyra palm
palmyra palms
palmyra wood
Palmyrapalme
f
bot.
Palmyrapalme
n
pl
Holz der
Palmyrapalme
palmyra palm
palmyra palms
palmyra wood
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Palmyrapalme Definition
Aloes
wood
(
)
See
Agalloch.
Amboyna
wood
(
)
A
beautiful
mottled
and
curled
wood,
used
in
cabinetwork.
It
is
obtained
from
the
Pterocarpus
Indicus
of
Amboyna,
Borneo,
etc.
Bethabara
wood
(
)
A
highly
elastic
wood,
used
for
fishing
rods,
etc.
The
tree
is
unknown,
but
it
is
thought
to
be
East
Indian.
Brazil
wood
(
)
The
wood
of
the
oriental
Caesalpinia
Sapan
Brazil
wood
(
)
A
very
heavy
wood
of
a
reddish
color,
imported
from
Brazil
and
other
tropical
countries,
for
cabinet-work,
and
for
dyeing.
The
best
is
the
heartwood
of
Caesalpinia
echinata,
a
leguminous
tree
Calamander
wood
(
)
A
valuable
furniture
wood
from
India
and
Ceylon,
of
a
hazel-brown
color,
with
black
stripes,
very
hard
in
texture.
It
is
a
species
of
ebony,
and
is
obtained
from
the
Diospyros
quaesita.
Called
also
Coromandel
wood.
Campeachy
Wood
(
)
Logwood.
Coco
palm
(
)
See
Cocoa.
Cocoa
palm
(
)
A
palm
tree
producing
the
cocoanut
(Cocos
nucifera).
It
grows
in
nearly
all
tropical
countries,
attaining
a
height
of
sixty
or
eighty
feet.
The
trunk
is
without
branches,
and
has
a
tuft
of
leaves
at
the
top,
each
being
fifteen
or
twenty
feet
in
length,
and
at
the
base
of
these
the
nuts
hang
in
clusters
Cocus
wood
(
)
A
West
Indian
wood,
used
for
making
flutes
and
other
musical
instruments.
Doom
palm
(
)
A
species
of
palm
tree
(Hyphaene
Thebaica),
highly
valued
for
the
fibrous
pulp
of
its
fruit,
which
has
the
flavor
of
gingerbread,
and
is
largely
eaten
in
Egypt
and
Abyssinia.
Doum
palm
(
)
See
Doom
palm.
Fan
palm
(
)
Any
palm
tree
having
fan-shaped
or
radiate
leaves
Gopher
wood
(
)
A
species
of
wood
used
in
the
construction
of
Noah's
ark.
Grugru
palm
(
)
A
West
Indian
name
for
several
kinds
of
palm.
See
Macaw
tree,
under
Macaw.
Ita
palm
(
)
A
magnificent
species
of
palm
(Mauritia
flexuosa),
growing
near
the
Orinoco.
The
natives
eat
its
fruit
and
buds,
drink
its
sap,
and
make
thread
and
cord
from
its
fiber.
Jagua
palm
(
)
A
great
Brazilian
palm
(Maximiliana
regia),
having
immense
spathes
which
are
used
for
baskets
and
tubs.
Jupati
palm
(
)
A
great
Brazilian
palm
tree
(Raphia
taedigera),
used
by
the
natives
for
many
purposes.
Kiabooca
wood
(
)
See
Kyaboca
wood.
Kyaboca
wood
(
)
Amboyna
wood.
Kyaboca
wood
(
)
Sandalwood
(Santalum
album).
Lingoa
wood
(
)
Amboyna
wood.
Myall
wood
(
)
A
durable,
fragrant,
and
dark-colored
Australian
wood,
used
by
the
natives
for
spears.
It
is
obtained
from
the
small
tree
Acacia
homolophylla.
Nicaragua
wood
(
)
Brazil
wood.
Omander
wood
(
)
The
wood
of
Diospyros
ebenaster,
a
kind
of
ebony
found
in
Ceylon.
Palm
(
n.
)
The
inner
and
somewhat
concave
part
of
the
hand
between
the
bases
of
the
fingers
and
the
wrist.
Palm
(
n.
)
A
lineal
measure
equal
either
to
the
breadth
of
the
hand
or
to
its
length
from
the
wrist
to
the
ends
of
the
fingers
Palm
(
n.
)
A
metallic
disk,
attached
to
a
strap,
and
worn
the
palm
of
the
hand,
--
used
to
push
the
needle
through
the
canvas,
in
sewing
sails,
etc.
Palm
(
n.
)
The
broad
flattened
part
of
an
antler,
as
of
a
full-grown
fallow
deer
Palm
(
n.
)
The
flat
inner
face
of
an
anchor
fluke.
Palm
(
n.
)
Any
endogenous
tree
of
the
order
Palmae
or
Palmaceae
Palm
(
n.
)
A
branch
or
leaf
of
the
palm,
anciently
borne
or
worn
as
a
symbol
of
victory
or
rejoicing.
Palm
(
n.
)
Any
symbol
or
token
of
superiority,
success,
or
triumph
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
handle.
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
manipulate
with,
or
conceal
in,
the
palm
of
the
hand
Palm
(
v.
t.)
To
impose
by
fraud,
as
by
sleight
of
hand
Palm
Sunday
(
)
The
Sunday
next
before
Easter
Palmyra
(
n.
)
A
species
of
palm
(Borassus
flabelliformis)
having
a
straight,
black,
upright
trunk,
with
palmate
leaves.
It
is
found
native
along
the
entire
northern
shores
of
the
Indian
Ocean,
from
the
mouth
of
the
Tigris
to
New
Guinea.
More
than
eight
hundred
uses
to
which
it
is
put
are
enumerated
by
native
writers.
Its
wood
is
largely
used
for
building
purposes
Rosetta
wood
(
)
An
east
Indian
wood
of
a
reddish
orange
color,
handsomely
veined
with
darker
marks.
It
is
occasionally
used
for
cabinetwork.
Sapan
wood
(
)
A
dyewood
yielded
by
Caesalpinia
Sappan,
a
thorny
leguminous
tree
of
Southern
Asia
and
the
neighboring
islands.
It
is
the
original
Brazil
wood.
Sappan
wood
(
)
Sapan
wood.
Sea
wood
louse
(
)
A
sea
slater.
Shittim
wood
(
n.
)
The
wood
of
the
shittah
tree.
Thyine
wood
(
)
The
fragrant
and
beautiful
wood
of
a
North
African
tree
(Callitris
quadrivalvis),
formerly
called
Thuja
articulata.
The
tree
is
of
the
Cedar
family,
and
furnishes
a
balsamic
resin
called
sandarach.
Wood
(
a.
)
Mad
Wood
(
v.
i.)
To
grow
mad
Wood
(
n.
)
A
large
and
thick
collection
of
trees
Wood
(
n.
)
The
substance
of
trees
and
the
like
Wood
(
n.
)
The
fibrous
material
which
makes
up
the
greater
part
of
the
stems
and
branches
of
trees
and
shrubby
plants,
and
is
found
to
a
less
extent
in
herbaceous
stems.
It
consists
of
elongated
tubular
or
needle-shaped
cells
of
various
kinds,
usually
interwoven
with
the
shinning
bands
called
silver
grain.
Wood
(
n.
)
Trees
cut
or
sawed
for
the
fire
or
other
uses.
palmyra palm / palmyra palms / palmyra wood Bedeutung
Battle
of
the
Marne
Belleau
Wood
Chateau-Thierry
Marne
River
a
World
War
I
battle
in
northwestern
France
where
the
Allies
defeated
the
Germans
in
pewee
peewee
peewit
pewit
wood
pewee
Contopus
virens
small
oliveolored
woodland
flycatchers
of
eastern
North
America
western
wood
pewee
Contopus
sordidulus
small
flycatcher
of
western
North
America
wood
thrush
Hylocichla
mustelina
large
thrush
common
in
eastern
American
woodlands,
noted
for
its
melodious
song
wood
warbler
Phylloscopus
sibilatrix
European
woodland
warbler
with
dull
yellow
plumage
New
World
warbler
wood
warbler
small
brightolored
American
songbird
with
a
weak
unmusical
song
wood
swallow
swallow
shrike
Australasian
and
Asiatic
bird
related
to
the
shrikes
and
resembling
a
swallow
wood-frog
wood
frog
Rana
sylvatica
wideanging
light-brown
frog
of
moist
North
American
woodlands
especially
spruce
wood
tick
American
dog
tick
Dermacentor
variabilis
common
tick
that
can
transmit
Rocky
Mountain
spotted
fever
and
tularemia
capercaillie
capercailzie
horse
of
the
wood
Tetrao
urogallus
large
black
Old
World
grouse
wood
pigeon
ringdove
cushat
Columba
palumbus
Eurasian
pigeon
with
white
patches
on
wings
and
neck
wood
hoopoe
tropical
African
bird
having
metallic
blackish
plumage
but
no
crest
wood
duck
summer
duck
wood
widgeon
Aix
sponsa
showy
North
American
duck
that
nests
in
hollow
trees
wood
drake
male
wood
duck
wood
ibis
wood
stork
flinthead
Mycteria
americana
an
American
stork
that
resembles
the
true
ibises
in
having
a
downwardurved
bill,
inhabits
wooded
swamps
of
New
World
tropics
wood
ibis
wood
stork
Ibis
ibis
any
of
several
Old
World
birds
of
the
genus
Ibis
weka
maori
hen
wood
hen
flightless
New
Zealand
rail
of
thievish
disposition
having
short
wings
each
with
a
spur
used
in
fighting
banded
palm
civet
Hemigalus
hardwickii
an
East
Indian
civet
palm
cat
palm
civet
spotted
or
striped
arboreal
civet
of
southeast
Asia
and
East
Indies
wood
ant
Formica
rufa
reddish-brown
European
ant
typically
living
in
anthills
in
woodlands
dry-wood
termite
any
of
various
termites
that
live
in
and
feed
on
dry
wood
that
is
not
connected
with
the
soil
wood
rabbit
cottontail
cottontail
rabbit
common
small
rabbit
of
North
America
having
greyish
or
brownish
fur
and
a
tail
with
a
white
underside,
a
host
for
Ixodes
pacificus
and
Ixodes
scapularis
(Lyme
disease
ticks)
European
wood
mouse
Apodemus
sylvaticus
nocturnal
yellowish-brown
mouse
inhabiting
woods
and
fields
and
gardens
wood
mouse
any
of
various
New
World
woodland
mice
wood
rat
woodat
any
of
various
small
short-tailed
rodents
of
the
northern
hemisphere
having
soft
fur
grey
above
and
white
below
with
furred
tails
and
large
ears,
some
are
hosts
for
Ixodes
pacificus
and
Ixodes
scapularis
(Lyme
disease
ticks)
dusky-footed
wood
rat
a
wood
rat
with
dusky
feet
skunk
polecat
wood
pussy
American
musteline
mammal
typically
ejecting
an
intensely
malodorous
fluid
when
startled,
in
some
classifications
put
in
a
separate
subfamily
Mephitinae
driver
number
one
wood
a
golf
club
(a
wood)
with
a
near
vertical
face
that
is
used
for
hitting
long
shots
from
the
tee
metal
wood
golf
wood
with
a
metal
head
instead
of
the
traditional
wooden
head
rasp
wood
file
a
coarse
file
with
sharp
pointed
projections
wood
a
golf
club
with
a
long
shaft
used
to
hit
long
shots,
originally
made
with
a
wooden
head,
metal
woods
are
now
standard
wood
chisel
a
chisel
for
working
wood,
it
is
either
struck
with
a
mallet
or
pushed
by
hand
woodcut
wood
block
wood
engraving
engraving
consisting
of
a
block
of
wood
with
a
design
cut
into
it,
used
to
make
prints
woodcut
wood
engraving
a
print
made
from
a
woodcut
wood
vise
woodworking
vise
shoulder
vise
a
vise
with
jaws
that
are
padded
in
order
to
hold
lumber
without
denting
it
woodwind
woodwind
instrument
wood
any
wind
instrument
other
than
the
brass
instruments
wood
grain
woodgrain
woodiness
texture
produced
by
the
fibers
in
wood
palm
thenar
the
inner
surface
of
the
hand
from
the
wrist
to
the
base
of
the
fingers
palmistry
palm
reading
chiromancy
chirology
telling
fortunes
by
lines
on
the
palm
of
the
hand
decoration
laurel
wreath
medal
medallion
palm
ribbon
an
award
for
winning
a
championship
or
commemorating
some
other
event
palm
oil
oil
from
nuts
of
oil
palms
especially
the
African
oil
palm
forest
wood
woods
the
trees
and
other
plants
in
a
large
densely
wooded
area
Palm
Beach
a
resort
town
in
southeast
Florida
on
an
island
on
the
Atlantic
coast
West
Palm
Beach
a
town
in
southeast
Florida
on
the
mainland
opposite
Palm
Beach,
founded
as
a
commercial
center
for
Palm
Beach
dryad
wood
nymph
a
deity
or
nymph
of
the
woods
Wood
Grant
Wood
United
States
painter
noted
for
works
based
on
life
in
the
Midwest
(-)
Wood
Mrs.
Henry
Wood
Ellen
Price
Wood
English
writer
of
novels
about
murders
and
thefts
and
forgeries
(-)
Wood
Sir
Henry
Wood
Sir
Henry
Joseph
Wood
English
conductor
(-)
Wood
Natalie
Wood
United
States
film
actress
(-)
sago
palm
Cycas
revoluta
dwarf
palmlike
cycad
of
Japan
that
yields
sago
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