תֵּימָא proper name, of a territory or people (Old Aramaic תימא Lzb³⁸⁵; in As Têma Dl^{Pa 301f.} Schr^{KGF 261 ff};= south country, √ ימא (compare תֵּימָן, √ ימן) according to Nö^{Ency.Bib ISHMAEL}); — ׳ישְׁבֵי אֶרֶץ ת Isaiah 21:14, people Jeremiah 25:23; ׳ת 'son' of Ishmael Genesis 25:5 "" 1 Chronicles 1:30; אָרְחוֺת תֵּמָא (l. ׳אֹרְ) Job 6:19; Θαιμαν. Modern Teyma, northwest Arabia, Doughty^{Arab.Des.i, pass.}, especially 284-299 Wilson^{Hast. DB TEMA, and on inscription found there} Eut^{Nab. Inschr. 35} CIS^{ii.No.113.114} Nö^{SBAK, 1884, 813f.} Hal^{RÉJ xii, 111 ff.} Cooke^195ff.

I, II. תֵּימָן, תֵּימָנִי, תֵּימְנִי see ימן.

[תִּימָרָה] see תמר.



Tema

Or Temao {tay-maw'}; probably of foreign derivation; Tema, a son of Ishmael, and the region settled by him -- Tema.

וְתֵימָ֔א וְתֵימָֽא׃ ותימא ותימא׃ תֵּימָ֔א תֵּימָא֙ תֵּמָ֑א תימא תמא tê·mā teiMa teMa têmā veteiMa wə·ṯê·mā wəṯêmā