συντρίβω

suntrivbw suntrivbw, participle neuter
suntri'bon R G Tr,
suntri'bon L T WH (cf. Veitch, under the word
trivbw/, at the end); future
suntrivyw; 1 aorist
sunevtriya; passive, present
suntrivbomai; perfect infinitive
suntetri'fqai (R G Tr WH; but
suntrifqai L T (cf. Veitch, as above)), participle
suntetrimmevno"; 2 future
suntribhvsomai; from Herodotus ((?), Euripides) down; the Septuagint very often for rb'v;; to break, to break in pieces, shiver, (cf.
suvn, II. 3):
kavlamon, ;
tav"
pevda", passive, ;
tov
ajlavbastron (the sealed orifice of the vase (cf. BB. DD., under the word Alabaster)), ;
ojstou'n, passive, (; ();
tav
skeuvh, ; to tread down:
tovn
Satana'n
uJpov
touv"
povda" (by a pregnant construction (Winer's Grammar, sec. 66, 2 d.)), to put Satan under foot and (as a conqueror) trample on him, ; to break down, crush:
tina, to tear one's body and shatter one's strength, . Passive to suffer extreme sorrow and be, as it were, crushed:
oiJ
suntetrivmmenoi
thvn
kardivan (cf. Winer's Grammar, 229 (215)), equivalent to
oiJ
e[conte"
thvn
kardivan
suntetrimmevnhn, ((A. V. the broken-hearted), Rec. from ((cf. (); (), etc.);
suntribh'nai
th'/
diavnoia, Polybius 21, 10, 2; 31, 8, 11;
toi'"
fronhmasi, Diodorus 11, 78; (
tai'"
ejlpivsin, 4, 66;
tai'"
yucai'", 16, 81)).*