ῥητέον
Lemma: ῥητέος
Definition
To be said; to be spoken or stated (a verbal adjective in **-τέος** expressing necessity or propriety, often “must/should be said”).
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Grammatical Analysis
"ῥητέον"
Verb type: standard verb (non-μι); derived adjectivally with -τέος
Tense: future/necessitative (verbal adjective of obligation)
Voice: passive in sense (necessity of being done/said)
Mood: not applicable (verbal adjective, not a finite mood)
Person: not applicable
Number: singular
Case: nominative/accusative/vocative
Gender: neuter
Degree: positive
Formation: ῥη- (verbal root from λέγω/εἴρηκα ‘say’) + -τέον (neut. sg. of -τέος)
Syntactic note: commonly used impersonally: ῥητέον ἐστίν = ‘it must be said’
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