Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G1294

διαστρέφω

diastrepho · /dee-as-tref'-o/ — “distort”

turn different ways, twist about; to distort; to be distorted; twisted; to be warped; to have one's eyes distorted; to have one's neck twisted; with; had; turned; distort, pervert; having misrepresented; perverse; turn…

Full entry

turn different ways, twist about; to distort; to be distorted; twisted; to be warped; to have one's eyes distorted; to have one's neck twisted; with; had; turned; distort, pervert; having misrepresented; perverse; turn aside, divert

Derivation: from dia- + strephō (to turn)

Occurs in 7 New Testament verses

Occurrences

Matthew
Luke
Acts
Philippians