Definition of agama in English:

agama

noun əˈɡɑːməəˈɡāmə

An Old World lizard with a large head and a long tail, typically showing a marked difference in colour and form between the sexes.
Genus Agama, family Agamidae: many species
Example sentencesExamples
- The Agama lizard's head, neck and thighs are covered with spiny scales.
- Agama Lizards are active during the day and enjoy low humidity and sunshine (or UVB lighting).
- A color usually not visible might be flashed by some species, such as the African agama which turns to face an intruder and opens its mouth to expose the brilliant orange inside.
- His colour is not right for a Red-Headed Agama and yet there is no other Agama for the area in the book that fills his description
- A brightly-colored blue and orange agama lizard suns itself on a rock.

Origin

Late 18th century: perhaps from Carib (the name was originally applied to a West Indian lizard).

Definition of agama in US English:

agama

nounəˈɡāmə

An Old World lizard with a large head and a long tail, typically showing a marked difference in color and form between the sexes.
Genus Agama, family Agamidae: many species
Example sentencesExamples
- A color usually not visible might be flashed by some species, such as the African agama which turns to face an intruder and opens its mouth to expose the brilliant orange inside.
- Agama Lizards are active during the day and enjoy low humidity and sunshine (or UVB lighting).
- A brightly-colored blue and orange agama lizard suns itself on a rock.
- The Agama lizard's head, neck and thighs are covered with spiny scales.
- His colour is not right for a Red-Headed Agama and yet there is no other Agama for the area in the book that fills his description

Origin

Late 18th century: perhaps from Carib (the name was originally applied to a West Indian lizard).

单词	agama
释义	Definition of agama in English: agama noun əˈɡɑːməəˈɡāmə An Old World lizard with a large head and a long tail, typically showing a marked difference in colour and form between the sexes. Genus Agama, family Agamidae: many species Example sentencesExamples The Agama lizard's head, neck and thighs are covered with spiny scales. Agama Lizards are active during the day and enjoy low humidity and sunshine (or UVB lighting). A color usually not visible might be flashed by some species, such as the African agama which turns to face an intruder and opens its mouth to expose the brilliant orange inside. His colour is not right for a Red-Headed Agama and yet there is no other Agama for the area in the book that fills his description A brightly-colored blue and orange agama lizard suns itself on a rock. Origin Late 18th century: perhaps from Carib (the name was originally applied to a West Indian lizard). Definition of agama in US English: agama nounəˈɡāmə An Old World lizard with a large head and a long tail, typically showing a marked difference in color and form between the sexes. Genus Agama, family Agamidae: many species Example sentencesExamples A color usually not visible might be flashed by some species, such as the African agama which turns to face an intruder and opens its mouth to expose the brilliant orange inside. Agama Lizards are active during the day and enjoy low humidity and sunshine (or UVB lighting). A brightly-colored blue and orange agama lizard suns itself on a rock. The Agama lizard's head, neck and thighs are covered with spiny scales. His colour is not right for a Red-Headed Agama and yet there is no other Agama for the area in the book that fills his description Origin Late 18th century: perhaps from Carib (the name was originally applied to a West Indian lizard).
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