1. A low-lying, marshy coastal region, especially in Italy; a swampy area near the sea.
Usage: Often used in historical or geographical contexts; Plural: maremme or maremmas; Primarily refers to the Maremma region in Tuscany, Italy

Examples

• The Maremma is a historic region in southern Tuscany known for its marshlands.
• Drainage projects in the 18th century transformed much of the maremme into farmland.
• The maremme landscape is characterized by shallow lakes and coastal wetlands.
• Cattle ranching has long been practiced in the maremme regions of Italy.
• The maremme environment supports unique plant and animal species adapted to wet conditions.