Solstices: Summer and Winter Etymologies @latintutorial
Solstices: Summer and Winter Etymologies  @latintutorial
Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Latin has different words for the summer and winter solstice, solstitium and bruma. Each of these words has interesting origins, and this video goes through the etymology of each word, and why solstice isn't necessarily the best word to describe December 21. At least for those of us in the northern hemisphere!
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