Create hash value of all searched files possible?

[PurpleSmurf2]

I am currently trying to use Nemo's version 6.4.5 search function to find all .zip files and then generate their MD5 hash values. The .zip files are all found and are all located in different directories. However, when I try to create the hash values with md5sum *.zip in the terminal, it doesn't work because the terminal opens in the home directory. Is there a special directory where the search results are stored and where I can navigate with the terminal to work with the files found?

Of course the files should stay in their directory. Im aware i could copy all the files to a single directory and create hashvalues but that would take a lot of time and disk storage.

[cplittlfield]

I just found out in a video tutorial that you can select a list of files in Nemo and then drag that list into a terminal. If you do this, it presents a list of the files for the command to operate on. I just tried this on a random group of files and got checksums listed by filename:

paul@MachinaPauli:~$ md5sum '/home/paul/Authors-to-cbeck-out' '/home/paul/Book-notes' '/home/paul/fstab' '/home/paul/` Headshot.jpg' '/home/paul/Key-ref.txt' '/home/paul/Spices-and-systray' '/home/paul/temp.txt' '/home/paul/.bash_history'
ca52ab90b86d5ec014532f004fc6ca97 /home/paul/Authors-to-cbeck-out
207f90f007e97c14c778846ff7d07f9a /home/paul/Book-notes
100046a7912bd72676e3b4b84c3cfcf1 /home/paul/fstab
49ddb94e34ef8cbd2932ce0eadd603de /home/paul/Headshot.jpg
c993850630db3baaa559207f08e5887c /home/paul/Key-ref.txt
e0d4da8c03486aa072afc1e13fa17394 /home/paul/Spices-and-systray
74753659a611d9f7af5785fd0391426a /home/paul/temp.txt
8008fd1bccdd2b996bde95a5696fe73f /home/paul/.bash_history

I just grabbed files from my home folder for this example, but it works just as well on a group of files from different directories, since the full paths are given in each case.