Grama

/ˈɡræmə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A species of grass native to South America.

The livestock grazed on the lush grama that covered the hillside.

A type of grass that is commonly found in arid regions and is often used for erosion control.

Farmers planted grama to help prevent soil erosion on the slopes.

In some cultures, it refers to a community or village.

She hails from a small grama where everyone knows each other.

From Spanish 'grama', meaning grass.

grama grass

A grass native to the southern United States and Mexico.

grama land

Land covered in grama, often suitable for grazing.

flora

The plant life of a particular region.

vegetation

Plants considered collectively, especially those found in a specific area.

A term used in some communities to refer to the grandmother.

I'm going to visit my grama this weekend.

In some cultures, 'grama' can refer to something of low value.

That old car is just grama now.