noun
thermae
Thermae (noun) means Baths or springs in the Roman style, containing warm or hot water.
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Baths or springs in the Roman style, containing warm or hot water.
"The Greeks and Romans constructed in their homes special sun parlors (called helioses or thermae)."
— Frank Hammond Krusen, Light Therapy (1933)
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Etymology
From Latin thermae, the plural of therma. See thermal.
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What is the meaning of thermae?
"thermae" (noun) means baths or springs in the Roman style, containing warm or hot water.
What is another word for thermae?
Other words for "thermae" include spa.
