th`mo"
th`mo" , Dor. ta`mo" , Adv. then, thereupon, of past time, answering to the relat. h\mo" , Il., Soph. , Theocr.
thmovsde
thmovsde , Dor. tamovsde , Adv. , = th`mo" , Theocr.
thmou`to"
thmou`to" , = thmovsde, th`mo" , Hes.
thnavllw"
thn-avllw" or th;n a[llw" , Adv. , elliptic for th;n a[llw" a[gousan oJdovn in the way leading differently, i.e. in no particular way, Plat.
2. to no purpose, in vain, Dem.
thnei` , Adv. , Dor. for ejkei` , there, Theocr .:—also = w|de , here, Id.
thvnella
thvnella , a word formed by Archilochus to imitate the twang of a guitar-string: from his hymn beginning with thvnella kallivnike , these words became the mode of saluting conquerors, Ar.
II. so in Adj. form, eja;n nika`/", thvnello" ei\ you will be greeted with huzzas, Id.
thnivka
thnivka »iØ1/4 , Dor. ta<Eth>nivka , Adv. , ( th`no" ) antec. to Relat. hJnivka , at that time, then; also with the Art. (often written tothnivka ), Soph.
2. absol. at that time [of day], Theocr.
thnikavde
thniØkavde , Adv. , at this time of day, so early, Plat.
thnikau`ta
thniØkau`ta , commoner form for thnivka , at that time, then, Hdt ., Soph. , Xen. ; c. gen ., t. tou` qevrou" at this time of summer, Ar.
II. under these circumstances, in this case, Id., Xen.
thnovqi
thnovqi , Adv. of th`no" , in that case, then, Theocr.
th`no"
th`no" , thvna, th`no , Dor. for kei`no", ejkei`no" , he, she, it, Theocr.
2. like Lat. ille, iste, the famous , or the notorious, Id.
thnw`
thnw` , Adv. , Dor. for ejkei` , there, Theocr.
thnw`qen