I. əˈgāmə, ˈagəmə noun
Etymology: New Latin
1. capitalized : a genus (the type of the family Agamidae) of Old World terrestrial lizards including many that are of bright and changeable colors
2. -s : a lizard of the genus Agama
II. ˈägəmə noun
( -s )
Etymology: Sanskrit āgama, literally, arrival, acquisition of knowledge, from āgacchati he comes, arrives, from ā towards + gacchati he goes; akin to gamati he goes — more at acharya , come
: one of a class of tantric treatises accepted as scripture within Hinduism and Buddhism — compare tantra