edei
Lemma: dei
Definition
dei — impersonal verb meaning "it is necessary; one must; it is fitting." Used with an infinitive or clause to express necessity or obligation (e.g., δεῖ + infinitive: "it is necessary to ...").
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Grammatical Analysis
"edei"
Person: 3rd
Number: singular
Tense: imperfect
Mood: indicative
Voice: active
Notes: Defective verb (impersonal); used only in 3rd person singular, means 'it was necessary' or 'one had to'. No personal subject, often used with accusative and infinitive construction.
Verb Conjugation
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