Thayers

Thayers is a term that can refer to several topics. It may denote people with the surname Thayer, which is of English origin, or refer to specific uses that have entered common reference works and consumer products.

One use is Thayer's Greek-English Lexicon, commonly cited as Thayer's Lexicon. It is a reference work by American theologian Joseph Henry Thayer (1828–1901) that provides definitions and semantic notes for New Testament Greek words. First published in 1889, the lexicon has remained influential in biblical studies and is frequently consulted by students and scholars.

Another use is the skincare and herbal-remedies brand Thayers. Thayers is a United States–based company best known for its witch hazel–based toners and other plant-derived personal care products. The brand emphasizes natural ingredients and has a long history dating to the 19th century, with products commonly found in pharmacies and retailers.

In summary, Thayers can refer to a surname of English origin, a widely used biblical lexicon by Joseph Henry Thayer, or a historic U.S. brand known for witch hazel-based skincare products. The term’s meaning typically depends on context, with disambiguation often required in scholarly or commercial references.