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{{Hatnote|This article is about the term for ghetto. For the historic district of [[Gnousikai]], see [[Bromba District (Gnousikai)]].}} | {{Hatnote|This article is about the term for ghetto. For the historic district of [[Gnousikai]], see [[Bromba District (Gnousikai)]].}} | ||
| − | Compare the terran word, ‘ghetto.' An ethnic enclave in a city, originally used for [[Gnousikai]] and other cities in [[Maturn]], now bromba used widely through southern [[Pytharnia]], [[Ithatia]], [[Corundy]], and [[Ebinóë]]. In medieval [[Gnousikai]], the word 'bromba' meant the district of town where the halflings and foreigners lived. | + | Compare the terran word, ‘ghetto.' An ethnic enclave in a city, originally used for [[Gnousikai]] and other cities in [[Maturn]], now bromba used widely through southern [[Pytharnia]], [[Ithatia]], [[Corundy]], and [[Ebinóë]]. In medieval [[Gnousikai]], the word 'bromba' meant the district of town where the [[halflings]] and foreigners lived. |
In some slang, the word '[[brombagee]]' is shortened to 'bromba.' | In some slang, the word '[[brombagee]]' is shortened to 'bromba.' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:27, 25 March 2018
This article is about the term for ghetto. For the historic district of Gnousikai, see Bromba District (Gnousikai).
Compare the terran word, ‘ghetto.' An ethnic enclave in a city, originally used for Gnousikai and other cities in Maturn, now bromba used widely through southern Pytharnia, Ithatia, Corundy, and Ebinóë. In medieval Gnousikai, the word 'bromba' meant the district of town where the halflings and foreigners lived.
In some slang, the word 'brombagee' is shortened to 'bromba.'
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