Rhema

 It sounds like you might be referring to the concept of Rhema, which carries a lot of weight in both linguistics and theology. Depending on what’s on your mind, here is a quick breakdown:

1. In Linguistics

A rhema (or "comment") is the part of a sentence that provides information about the theme (the topic).

 * Example: In the sentence "The coffee is cold," the coffee is the theme, and is cold is the rhema. It’s the "new" information being shared.

2. In Christian Theology

Derived from the Greek word rhēma (meaning "word" or "utterance"), it is often distinguished from logos.

 * Logos: Usually refers to the written Word of God (the Bible) or the entire body of Christian revelation.

 * Rhema: Often interpreted as a specific, spoken word from God to an individual, or a "living word" that speaks directly to a current situation.

3. As a Name

It’s also a beautiful name of Greek origin, often chosen for its meaning of "a word spoken" or "divine revelation."

Are you researching this for a linguistics project, exploring its spiritual meaning, or perhaps looking for something else entirely? Let me know how I can help!