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101 θυμιᾶσθαι
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102 θυμιήν
θυμίζωtaste of thyme: fut inf act (epic doric)θῡμιῆν, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: pres inf act (doric ionic) -
103 θυμιῆν
θυμίζωtaste of thyme: fut inf act (epic doric)θῡμιῆν, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: pres inf act (doric ionic) -
104 θυμιήσαι
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105 θυμιῆσαι
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106 θυμιήσθαι
θυμίζωtaste of thyme: fut inf mid (doric aeolic)θῡμιῆσθαι, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: pres inf mp (doric) -
107 θυμιῆσθαι
θυμίζωtaste of thyme: fut inf mid (doric aeolic)θῡμιῆσθαι, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: pres inf mp (doric) -
108 θυμιαθή
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109 θυμιαθῇ
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110 θυμιαθήναι
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111 θυμιαθῆναι
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112 θυμιαθείσα
θῡμιᾱθεῖσα, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor part pass fem nom /voc sg (attic doric) -
113 θυμιαθεῖσα
θῡμιᾱθεῖσα, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor part pass fem nom /voc sg (attic doric) -
114 θυμιαθείς
θῡμιᾱθείς, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor part pass masc nom /voc sg (attic doric) -
115 θυμιαθέν
θῡμιᾱθέν, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor part pass neut nom /voc /acc sg (attic doric) -
116 θυμιαθέντες
θῡμιᾱθέντες, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor part pass masc nom /voc pl (attic doric) -
117 θυμιαθέντος
θῡμιᾱθέντος, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor part pass masc /neut gen sg (attic doric) -
118 θυμιαθήσεται
θῡμιᾱθήσεται, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: fut ind pass 3rd sg (attic doric) -
119 θυμιαθήτω
θῡμιᾱθήτω, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor imperat pass 3rd sg (attic doric) -
120 θυμιασάτω
θῡμιᾱσάτω, θυμιάωburn so as to produce smoke: aor imperat act 3rd sg (attic doric)θυμιάζωaor imperat act 3rd sg
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