IPA: /ˈhɑːlmə/
KK: /hɑlmə/
A board game played on a square board, similar to Chinese checkers, where players move pieces to reach the opposite side.
We played halma last night and had a lot of fun trying to outsmart each other.
The word 'halma' originates from Greek 'halma' (ἅλμα), meaning leap or jump. It refers to a game that involves jumping pieces on a board.
Think of 'halma' as a game where players 'leap' or 'jump' their pieces across the board.