An'a-dem, n.

n. [Lat. anadēma, Gr. ἀνάδημα, from ἀνα-δεῖν, to tie up, to wreathe, from ἀνά, up, and δεῖν, to bind; Fr. anadēme.] A garland or fillet; a chaplet or wreath. “Sweet anad ems to gird thy brow.” W. Browne. “Wreaths and anad ems.” Tennyson. [Written also anademe.]