Definitions:

1. A genus of cycad, native to North, Central, and South America, as well as the West Indies. ADJECTIVE
   • Several species of Zamia can be found thriving in the rainforests of Central American.
2. Any of various cycads of the genus Zamia. NOUN
   • Zamia plants are well-suited to sandy soils and often grow in coastal dune environments.
3. Type of plants typically characterized by their feather-like compound leaves and their unique ability to produce cones. NOUN
   • The Zamia plant's thick, leathery leaves resemble those of a small palm tree.

Synonyms:

• cycad
• cycadales
• sago palms

NearBy Words:

• zamiaceae