What does Rhoetēius mean in Latin?

Rhoetēius, a adjective, means “Trojan; Roman”.

How do you pronounce Rhoetēius?

In classical Latin, [rʰoe̯ˈteː.i.ʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [reˈtɛː.i.us].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

Rhoetēius (feminine Rhoetēia, neuter Rhoetēium)

Classical[rʰoe̯ˈteː.i.ʊs]Ecclesiastical[reˈtɛː.i.us]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	Rhoetēius	Rhoetēia	Rhoetēium
genitive	Rhoetēiī	Rhoetēiae	Rhoetēiī
dative	Rhoetēiō	Rhoetēiae	Rhoetēiō
accusative	Rhoetēium	Rhoetēiam	Rhoetēium
ablative	Rhoetēiō	Rhoetēiā	Rhoetēiō
vocative	Rhoetēie	Rhoetēia	Rhoetēium

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	Rhoetēiī	Rhoetēiae	Rhoetēia
genitive	Rhoetēiōrum	Rhoetēiārum	Rhoetēiōrum
dative	Rhoetēiīs	Rhoetēiīs	Rhoetēiīs
accusative	Rhoetēiōs	Rhoetēiās	Rhoetēia
ablative	Rhoetēiīs	Rhoetēiīs	Rhoetēiīs
vocative	Rhoetēiī	Rhoetēiae	Rhoetēia

Ancient Greek Ῥοίτειον (Rhoíteion)bor. Latin Rhoetēum Latin -ius Latin Rhoetēius From Rhoetēum + -ius.