IPA: /ˈnɪm.fɛt/
KK: /ˈnɪmfɛt/
A young girl who is considered sexually attractive and is often seen as being very young, typically in her early teens.
The story revolves around a nymphet who captivates the older man with her charm.
Nymphet is derived from "nymph" (from Latin "nympha", meaning a young woman or goddess of nature) and the diminutive suffix "-et" (indicating smallness or endearment). The term "nymphet" refers to a small or young nymph, often used to describe a young girl with an alluring or enchanting quality.
Think of a 'nymph' as a young goddess of nature, and the '-et' makes it sound smaller or cuter, helping you remember that a 'nymphet' refers to a young girl with an enchanting quality.
No commonly confused words.