brumalia
[bruːˈmeɪliə]
Definitions
1. noun
A festival in ancient Rome, held in December, in honor of the god Bacchus, characterized by feasting and revelry.
“The historian wrote about the brumalia, a time of wild celebrations in ancient Rome.”
[bruːˈmeɪliə]
1. noun
A festival in ancient Rome, held in December, in honor of the god Bacchus, characterized by feasting and revelry.
“The historian wrote about the brumalia, a time of wild celebrations in ancient Rome.”