FromLate Latintmēsis, fromAncient Greekτμῆσις(tmêsis,“a cutting”), fromτέμνω(témnō,“I cut”). First attested in 1586.
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tmesis (countable anduncountable,pluraltmeses)
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FromAncient Greekτμῆσις(tmêsis,“a cutting”), fromτέμνω(témnō,“I cut”).
tmēsis f (genitivetmēsis);third declension
Third-declension noun (i-stem).
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| nominative | tmēsis | tmēsēs |
| genitive | tmēsis | tmēsium |
| dative | tmēsī | tmēsibus |
| accusative | tmēsin tmēsim | tmēsēs tmēsīs |
| ablative | tmēsī | tmēsibus |
| vocative | tmēsis | tmēsēs |
tmesis f (pluraltmesis)
