IPA: //pælˈmaɪrə//
KK: /pælˈmaɪrə/
A type of tall palm tree found in tropical regions, known for its large fan-shaped leaves and used for its wood, fiber, and sweet sap.
The palmyra tree is often seen in the landscapes of India and Africa.
Palmyra originates from the Latin word 'Palmyra', which is derived from the Greek 'Palmýra' (meaning palm tree). The name refers to the city known for its palm trees and its historical significance as a trading hub in ancient times.
Imagine a city filled with palm trees, as 'Palmyra' directly connects to the word for palm tree in Greek. This helps you remember that Palmyra is associated with palm trees.
No commonly confused words.