Ram
- noun
- /ræm/
- Her mother, Elvira, used to say that Caterina did everything she could not to be born, but Elvira was born under the ram too, and Portuguese, and so just as stubborn.
Examples
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I need that pride, that Ram's pride, you hear me?
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And for the ram, a word of praise!
Blog text (17) -
These frequently evoke the proverb "A ram fights with his heart and not with his horns," meaning that strength of character is more important than weapons in any contest.
Academic text (2003) -
According to astrology, a ram is said to be a natural leader and full of energy.
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People born under the sign of the ram are thought to be adventurous and enthusiastic.
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Many believe that those with the ram as their zodiac sign are bold and assertive.
Synonyms
A person born between March 21 and April 19
Compounds
A heavy tool used to break open doors, or a person who gets past problems with force
- Specialized
A device that uses flowing water to lift water to a higher place without electricity
- Specialized
A fast virtual drive using computer memory that can lose data when power stops
Surface Forms
Etymology
A Ram as a person means someone born under the sign Aries, whose name means 'ram'. That's why people say a Ram is energetic and headstrong, like a sheep that charges with its horns.