peridromos
/periˈdrɔmos/Definitions
1. noun
In ancient Greece, a peridromos was a spectator who watched a race or competition, especially from a fixed point.
“At the ancient Olympic Games, a large crowd of peridromoi cheered on their favorite athletes.”
2. noun
A peridromos can also refer to a circuit or route that one follows, especially when traveling or competing.
“The peridromos for the marathon took runners through several scenic neighborhoods.”