thema

[ thee-muh ]

noun,plural the·ma·ta

[thee-muh-tuh]. /ˈθi mə tə/.

Origin of thema

<Latin <Greek théma;see theme

It was my first day of travel in Switzerland when I reached thema warm day in the summer of last year.
Letters from Switzerland | Samuel Irenus Prime
The seat of their government is at thema (or Tehama), where their prince and governor rabbi Chanan resides.
Early Travels in Palestine | Arculf et al.
I am useless, but life is before thema continuation of my life.
The Best Policy | Elliott Flower
It makes two streets, with houses on both sides of thema strip three hundred feet wide and three-quarters of a mile long.
Garth and the Visitor | L. J. Stecher
Beethoven, sensitively alive to everything, perceived Mozart's opinion, and requested a thema for an improvisation.
Beethoven: A Memoir (2nd Ed.) | Elliott Graeme

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