aphaireo denotes taking something away, whether an ear, disgrace, sins, authority, or a promised share.

The supplied verses show taking something away across concrete and abstract settings: an ear is cut off, while disgrace, sins, management, a good portion, words from a book, and a share are removed or withheld.

1. Taking away or removing something · dominant

   The verb marks removal in several settings: in Luke 22:50, Mark 14:47, and Matthew 26:51 the APB renders the result of a sword strike as an ear being "cut off." In Hebrews 10:4 and Romans 11:27, the clauses concern sins being taken away; in Luke 16:3 management is being taken from the manager, and Luke 10:42 says Mary's good portion will not be taken from her. Revelation 22:19 places removal both from the book's words and from a person's share.

   Luke 22:50Mark 14:47Matthew 26:51Hebrews 10:4Romans 11:27Revelation 22:19

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB variously uses "take away," "taking the management away," and "cut off" in these verses. These expressions show the clauses' contexts rather than establishing separate lexical meanings.