| HETES | • HETE v. (obsolete) to command, also HIGHT, HECHT. |
| THETES | • thetes n. (Historical) The lowest social class of citizens in ancient Athens. • THETE n. (Greek) in ancient Greece, a serf; a poor freeman under Solon's constitution. |
| ESTHETES | • esthetes n. Plural of esthete. • ESTHETE n. a person who loves beautiful things. |
| MACHETES | • machetes n. Plural of machete. • machetes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of machete. • MACHETE n. (Spanish) a large heavy knife, also MATCHET. |
| AESTHETES | • aesthetes n. Plural of aesthete. • æsthetes n. Plural of æsthete. • AESTHETE n. a person who affects an extravagant love of art. |
| ATHETESES | • atheteses n. Plural of athetesis. • ATHETESIS n. the rejection of a passage as spurious. |
| ATHETESIS | • athetesis n. The act or fact of setting aside as spurious; rejection as invalid. • ATHETESIS n. the rejection of a passage as spurious. |
| LOGOTHETES | • logothetes n. Plural of logothete. • LOGOTHETE n. (historical) a chancellor, esp. in the Byzantine emperor. |
| NOMOTHETES | • nomothetes n. Plural of nomothete. • NOMOTHETE n. a lawgiver. |
| POLYCHETES | • polychetes n. Plural of polychete. • POLYCHETE n. a type of aquatic worm (including lugworms and ragworms), also POLYCHAETE. |
| PROPHETESS | • prophetess n. A female prophet. • PROPHETESS n. a woman who is a prophet. |
| AGONOTHETES | • agonothetes n. (Historical) An officer who presided over the great public games in Ancient Greece. • agonothetes n. Plural of agonothete. • AGONOTHETES n. a judge or director of public games. |
| SPIROCHETES | • spirochetes n. Plural of spirochete. • SPIROCHETE n. a spirally coiled bacterium lacking a rigid cell wall, the cause of syphilis and other diseases, also SPIROCHAETE. |
| SYNESTHETES | • synesthetes n. Plural of synesthete. |
| PROPHETESSES | • prophetesses n. Plural of prophetess. • PROPHETESS n. a woman who is a prophet. |
| THESMOTHETES | • thesmothetes n. Plural of thesmothete. • THESMOTHETE n. a lawgiver. |