Aramaic

Verb

תְּמַהּ • ‎(təmah)

1. to wonder at, be amazed

Synonyms

• אִתְּמַהּ ‎(ʾittəmah)

Hebrew

Etymology 1

From the root ת־מ־הּ ‎(t-m-h). Related to Arabic تَمِهَ ‎(tamiha), Aramaic תְּמַהּ ‎(təmah).

Verb

תָּמַהּ • ‎(tamáh) ‎(pa'al construction, infinitive לתמוה \ לִתְמֹהַּ, present תָּמֵהַּ, future יִתְמַהּ, passive participle תָּמוּהַּ)

1. to be amazed, astonished, astounded
2. to wonder

Adjective

תָּמֵהַּ • ‎(taméah) ‎(feminine תְּמֵהָה, masculine plural תְּמֵהִים, feminine plural תְּמֵהוֹת)

1. amazed, astonished, astounded

Noun

תֵּמַהּ • ‎(témah) m [pattern: קֵטֶל]

1. amazement, astonishment, wonder

Etymology 2

Adjective

תַּמָּה • ‎(tamá)

1. Feminine singular indefinite form of תָּם ‎(tám).

Etymology 3

From Ancient Greek θέμα ‎(théma) (see further etymology there), and reinforced by derivatives (such as Latin thema and English theme).

Noun

תֶּמָה • ‎(téma) f

1. a theme

Synonyms

• עֶרְכַּת נוֹשֵׂא