Articles of category "Thermae"

The word "thermae" (from the Greek word "warmth") refers to underground streams or waters. The temperature of a typical thermae is over twenty degrees. Thermae are used in treating different ailments. For example, many thermae are in Hungary, Spain, Turkey and in Ukraine. Remains of thermae sometimes form terraces. Here is some general thermae information and a thermae review.

What is a thermae definition? The word 'thermae' means underground water. The origin of thermae may be different. The original origin concerns that fact that water comes from the ground between the layers of rock and dirt. The water becomes worm and sometimes hot because while the water is flowing it gets warmed by the rocks. Therefore, you have a brief thermae description.