1. A pulse of various kinds cultivated in India. See Gramme.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ceram,
• frama,
• grahms,
• fram,
• grwo,
• igram,
• pogram,
• greak,
• gramer,
• iram,
• grat,
• crdam,
• grum,
• gramd,
• wram,
• fgrom,
• garae,
• geame,
• garag,
• gurom

• gray,
• cram,
• grahm,
• graham,
• gran,
• grin,
• grama,
• gramma,
• Grume,
• grimm,
• groome,
• groan,
• Grana,
• grimy,
• ram,
• tram,
• grahame,
• gramme,
• grime,
• groom,
• grim,
• greaney,
• grab.

The adjective form of the word "gram" is "grammatical".

The plural of the "gram" can be the "grams".

The singular of the "gram" can be the "gram".