thyme
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The meaning (definition) of the word thyme
a tiny-leaved herb with a warm, earthy smell.
The word thyme used in a sentence
“We put fresh thyme in the soup to make it taste good.”
Words that mean the same as thyme (synonyms)
herb
How the word thyme is said around the world
| French | thym |
| Spanish | tomillo |
| Mandarin | 百里香 |
| Hindi | थाइम |
| Arabic | زعتر |
| Russian | тимьян |
| Portuguese (EU) | tomilho |
| Portuguese (BR) | tomilho |
| Japanese | タイム |
| German | Thymian |
| Urdu | تائیم |
| Punjabi | ਥਾਈਮ |
| Korean | 백리향 |
| Hebrew | קוֹרָנִית |
| Greek | θυμάρι |
| Dutch | tijm |
| Filipino | tim |
| Vietnamese | cỏ xạ hương |
| Turkish | kekik |
| Persian | آویشن |
| Polish | tymianek |
| Ukrainian | чебрець |
| Bengali | থাইম |
| Swedish | timjan |
| Italian | timo |
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