ἰτέον
Lemma: εἶμι
Definition
εἶμι: I shall go; I will go. It is the irregular future form of the verb ἔρχομαι (to go), used primarily to express future movement rather than any present action.
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Grammatical Analysis
"ἰτέον"
Verb type: standard verb (not a -μι verb)
Formation: verbal adjective in -τέος from εἶμι/ἰέναι (“to go”)
Tense: present (implied by the verbal adjective; expresses necessity)
Voice: active in sense (obligatory/necessitative meaning; not a finite voice category)
Mood: non-finite (verbal adjective; not a finite mood)
Person: none (impersonal usage common: ἰτέον = “one must go”)
Number: singular
Case: nominative/accusative (neuter)
Gender: neuter
Degree: positive
Syntax note: Typically used impersonally: ἰτέον (ἐστί) = “it is necessary to go / one must go”; can agree with a noun if used attributively/predicatively.
Related Forms of εἶμι
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Verb Conjugation
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