mytheme
/ˈmɪθiːm/noun
In structuralist anthropology and literary criticism: each of a set of fundamental generic units of narrative structure (typically involving a relationship between a character, an event, and a theme) from which myths are thought to be constructed.
Origin
1960s. From French mythème from mythe + -ème.
- Archer, Jeffrey
- archery
- arches
- archetypal
- archetypally
- archetype
- archetypical
- archetypically
- arch-fiend
- archicerebellar
- archicerebellum
- archicortical
- archidiaconal
- Archie
- archiepiscopacy
- archiepiscopal
- archiepiscopate
- archil
- Archilochus
- archimandrite
- Archimedean
- Archimedean screw
- Archimedes
- Archimedes' law
- Archimedes' principle