IPA: //ˈnɪm.fə//
KK: /nɪmfə/
A term used in biology to refer to a part of the female genitalia, specifically the inner lips surrounding the vaginal opening.
The nympha are sensitive and play a role in sexual arousal.
Nympha → It originates from Latin 'nympha' (meaning a young woman or goddess of nature), which is derived from Greek 'nymphē' (meaning bride or young woman). The word refers to a spirit or goddess associated with nature, often depicted as a beautiful young woman.
Think of a 'young woman' or 'bride' in nature — that's what 'nympha' represents, connecting beauty and nature.
No commonly confused words.