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How do you say "thyme" in German?

der Thymian

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In German, "thyme" is der Thymian.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'TEW-mee-ahn', stress on the first syllable, with the umlaut u sounding tight and rounded.

Grammar notes

der Thymian is masculine. Plural: der Thymian.

Example sentence

Sie gab dem Braten Thymian.

She added thyme to the roast.

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How to remember der Thymian

Der Thymian clearly echoes the English 'thyme' at the start - just remember the extra 'ian' ending on the German version.

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Questions about der Thymian

How do you say "thyme" in German?

In German, "thyme" is der Thymian. It is a noun.

Is der Thymian masculine, feminine, or neuter?

der Thymian is masculine. Plural: der Thymian.

How is der Thymian used in a sentence?

Use der Thymian as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Sie gab dem Braten Thymian. (She added thyme to the roast.).

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