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English palm
← Old English palm (inherited)
← Old English palma (mention)
← Old English folm (cognate)
← Danish palme (cognate)
← German Palme (cognate)
← English Palm (link)
← English palm off (link)
← Middle English palme (inherited)
← Middle English palme (inherited)
← Middle English paume (mention)
← Old French palme (derived)
← Old French paulme (mention)
← Old French paume (mention)
← Ancient Greek παλάμη (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *pleh₂- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *pl̥h₂meh₂ (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *plām- (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *palam- (derived)
← Proto-Indo-European *plām- (mention)
← Icelandic pálmur (cognate)
← Latin palma (derived)
← Latin palma (derived)
← Dutch palm (cognate)
← Old Irish lám (cognate)

→ English Palm (mention)
→ English Palm (mention)
→ English palmtop (compound)
→ English facepalm (compound)
→ English palmy (suffix)
→ English palmprint (compound)
→ English palmar (suffix)
→ English palmitic (suffix)
→ English palmer (mention)
→ English palmer (mention)
→ English palmlike (suffix)
→ English palmchat (compound)
→ English palmcorder (blend)
→ English palmless (suffix)
→ English palmette (suffix)
→ English palmwood (compound)
→ English palmoplantar (affix)
→ English palmaceous (suffix)
→ English impalm (affix)
→ English paum (mention)
→ English palmful (suffix)
→ English palmworm (compound)
→ English palmster (suffix)
→ English palmspan (compound)
→ English palmcreeper (compound)
→ English palmheart (compound)
→ English palmhouse (compound)
→ English palmery (suffix)
→ English palmfly (compound)
→ English eigenpalm (prefix)
→ English repalm (prefix)
→ English palmable (suffix)
→ English unpalm (prefix)
→ Welsh llaw (cognate)
→ Finnish naamapalmu (mention)
→ French paumer (cognate)
→ Ido palmo (derived)
→ Ido palmo (borrowed)
→ Kikuyu mũkĩndũ (mention)
→ Malay palma (borrowed)
→ Dutch palm (link)
→ Dutch palm (link)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk pelme (derived)
→ Thai ปาล์ม (borrowed)
→ Vietnamese chưởng (link)
→ Volapük pam (borrowed)