IPA: /ˈθaɪmi/
KK: /ˈθaɪmi/
Having qualities or characteristics similar to the herb thyme, often referring to its flavor or aroma.
The dish was enhanced by a thymey flavor that reminded me of fresh herbs.
Comparative: thymier
Superlative: thymiests
The word 'thymey' originates from the Old English 'þymian', meaning to thrive or to grow. It is related to the herb 'thyme', which is known for its aromatic qualities and is often associated with health and vitality.
Think of the Old English word for thriving or growing, which connects to the herb thyme known for its health benefits. This helps you remember that 'thymey' relates to something that promotes growth or vitality.