Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G4884

συναρπάζω

synarpazo · /syn-ar-pad'-zo/ — “snatch away”

snatch and carry away with; carry clean away; seize and retain; Aër; carry away with; rushing; to be seized and carried off; seize and pin; together; seize; grasp; to be guilty of a petitio principii; is hastily…

Full entry

snatch and carry away with; carry clean away; seize and retain; Aër; carry away with; rushing; to be seized and carried off; seize and pin; together; seize; grasp; to be guilty of a petitio principii; is hastily concluded; carry away, destroy all traces of; having been robbed

Derivation: from syn- (together) + harpazō (to seize)

Occurs in 4 New Testament verses

Occurrences

Luke
Acts