Definition of palar in English:

palar

adjective ˈpeɪlə

Of the nature of, or resembling, a pale or stake. Now chiefly (Zoology and Palaeontology): of or relating to the pali of a coral.

adjective ˈpeɪlə

Entomology

Of or relating to the pala or palae of an (aquatic heteropteran) insect.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Gibbon (1629–1718), herald. From classical Latin pālāris consisting of or involving stakes from pālus + -āris
1950s; earliest use found in Thomas Southwood (b. 1931). From pala + -ar.

Definition of palar in US English:

palar

adjectiveˈpeɪlə

Of the nature of, or resembling, a pale or stake. Now chiefly (Zoology and Palaeontology): of or relating to the pali of a coral.

adjectiveˈpeɪlə

Entomology

Of or relating to the pala or palae of an (aquatic heteropteran) insect.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Gibbon (1629–1718), herald. From classical Latin pālāris consisting of or involving stakes from pālus + -āris<br>1950s; earliest use found in Thomas Southwood (b. 1931). From pala + -ar.

单词	palar
释义	Definition of palar in English: palar adjective ˈpeɪlə Of the nature of, or resembling, a pale or stake. Now chiefly (Zoology and Palaeontology): of or relating to the pali of a coral. adjective ˈpeɪlə Entomology Of or relating to the pala or palae of an (aquatic heteropteran) insect. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Gibbon (1629–1718), herald. From classical Latin pālāris consisting of or involving stakes from pālus + -āris 1950s; earliest use found in Thomas Southwood (b. 1931). From pala + -ar. Definition of palar in US English: palar adjectiveˈpeɪlə Of the nature of, or resembling, a pale or stake. Now chiefly (Zoology and Palaeontology): of or relating to the pali of a coral. adjectiveˈpeɪlə Entomology Of or relating to the pala or palae of an (aquatic heteropteran) insect. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Gibbon (1629–1718), herald. From classical Latin pālāris consisting of or involving stakes from pālus + -āris<br>1950s; earliest use found in Thomas Southwood (b. 1931). From pala + -ar.
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