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ῥηθῆναι (aor.pass.inf.): see εἴρω2,ἐρῶ
ῥηίδιος (also ῥῄδιος) ep.Ion.adj.: see ῥᾴδιος
ῥηίζω Ion.vb.: see ῥᾱίζω
ῥήιστος, ῥηίτατος, ῥηίτερος (also ῥῄτερος), ῥηίων: see ῥᾴδιος
ῥηκτός ή όν vbl.adj. [ῥήγνῡμι] (of a person) able to be broken
or rent (by a weapon or stones), vulnerable Il. AR.
ῥῆμα ατος n. [εἴρω2; ἐρῶ] 1 something said or spoken,
statement Hdt. +; saying by a wise person), maxim Pi. Pl. Men.
2 spoken word, word (usu.pl., sts. w.connot. of advice) Archil. +
3 spoken word, mere word (opp. actions, reality) Pi. +
4 (ref. to a word or phrase) expression Ar. +
5 (gramm.) verb (opp. ὄνομα noun) Pl. Arist.; phrase (opp.
ὄνομα word) Pl.
ῥημάτιον ου n. [dimin. ῥῆμα] little phrase Ar.
ῥηματίσκιον ου n. [dimin. ῥῆμα] sort of little phrase Pl.
ῥήν ῥηνός m. [reltd. ἀρήν; cf. πολύρρην] | only acc.sg. ῥῆνα, dat.
pl. ῥήνεσσι | lamb, sheep AR.
ῥῆξαι (aor.inf.): see ῥήγνῡμι
ῥηξηνορίη ης ep.Ion.f. [ῥηξήνωρ] strength to break the enemy
Od.
ῥηξ-ήνωρ ορος masc.adj. [ῥήγνῡμι, ἀνήρ] breaker of men
(epith. of Achilles, ref. either to killing of individuals or to
breaking of enemy ranks) Hom. Hes.
Demosthenes) Aeschin.
2 (of a person) practising rhetoric, good at oratory Isoc. Pl.
Arist.
ῥητορικῶς adv. in the manner of an orator, rhetorically Pl.
Aeschin. Arist. Plu.
ῥητός ή όν vbl.adj. [εἴρω2; ἐρῶ] 1 (of persons) spoken of, famed
Hes.
2 (of a payment, a reward, a sum of money) stated, specified
Il. Th.; (of a time, a day) Hdt. +; ἐπὶ ῥητοῖς on fixed terms Hdt. E. +
3 (of things) that may be spoken of or said, speakable (opp.
what must be kept secret or unspoken) Trag. Isoc. D. Men.;
(ref. to what may be said w. propriety or decency) S. D.;
( . ., ref. to what ought not to be spoken of, or cannot
be adequately described) S. E.; that may be expressed in
language, expressible Pl.
4 (of an answer) express, definite Plb.
(math., of magnitudes and quantities) rational Pl.
ῥητῶς adv. expressly, distinctly Plb.
ῥήτρᾱ ᾱς Ion. ῥήτρη ης f. 1 verbal agreement Od. Call.
2 prescribed code of conduct, ordinance X.
3 (at Sparta) Rhetra (the unwritten law-code of Lycurgus)
Plu.; (more gener.) decree, ordinance Tyrt. Plu.
ῥήτωρ ορος m. 1 public speaker, orator Pl.; proposer ( . .
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