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Noun. nymphaeum (plural nymphaeums or nymphaea) An ancient Greek or Roman shrine consecrated to water nymphs, often with a fountain.
Hungover on Wednesday, rough!
Philia:
That’s the brute who raped my country, Thrace!
Pseudolus:
He raped Thrace?
Philia:
And then he came and did it again! And then again!
Pseudolus:
He raped Thrace thrice?
Edit: I should have credited the above text. It’s from a great play/movie called A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum.
Pretty sure those are real words. Maybe you are not hungover….maybe still drunkish?
I think the joke here has less to do with actual words, that have existed longer than OP, than with the fact that OPs life is in such a fantastic state that they drank themselves into a state of continuous cognitive impairment, in the middle of the week!
Hahaha, OP – so good!
*Spartacus has entered the chat*
Perperikonians were famously *gaga* for nymphs
A Nymphaeum is a shrine featuring running water, Thrace is an old Roman province that comprises modern day Bulgaria, northeast Greece, and Turkey, and the other word is the name of the location.
That Mo… that Mother F*cker back there is not real either.
I sure do love me a peppercorn nympho.
Those are just proper names. Thracian refers to the region of Thrace in Greece. And Perperikon is just a city name. Not that hard.
“A tumulus was discovered in the ancient Minnesotan city of St. Paul.” Basically the same sentence with proper nouns exchanged but you wouldn’t find that weird because you’re familiar with it.
Waiter, there is too much pepper in my Perperikon
ITT people downvoting OP comments who s clearly joking and not actually criticizing the people giving answers
Are big words hard
I didn’t understand 3 words in that sentence
Was is a word. Was also was a word. In fact, before was was was, was was is.
I have a Perperikon grinder in my kitchen. I also have one for rock salt.
This is my hole!
TFW you wake up and wonder if you’ve forgotten how to read.
As an archaeologist I don’t see anything weird. But cool info.
Perperikon is in Bulgaria. Pretty cool place. Helluva hike. https://bulgariatravel.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/imported/311_1.jpg
And theres that sassy guy in the background lookin like a HIGH-VIZ version of this dude:
[https://images.news18.com/ibnlive/uploads/2021/06/1624854527_untitled-design-1-768×512.jpg](https://images.news18.com/ibnlive/uploads/2021/06/1624854527_untitled-design-1-768×512.jpg)
The thracians were real. They believe Spartacus was thracian
All words are made up
The actual article source is pretty neat.
https://arkeonews.net/a-nymphaeum-was-discovered-in-the-ancient-thracian-city-of-perperikon/
Hmm, nymphaeum is an ancient altar site dedicated to nymphs who were minor deities of forests and wild areas. Perperikon was an ancient city that would now be located in the area of the Balkans since Thrace is no longer a country.
I think Spartacus was Thracian
All words are made up.
Perperikon sounds like a table spice Transformer.
Perperikon is how an american tourist pronounces Puerto Rico after their third piña colada.
You never heard of Thracia?