Diaballo describes an accusation brought to a rich man against his manager.

The attested use describes an accusation made to a rich man concerning his manager and the handling of his possessions.

1. Bringing an accusation against a manager · dominant

   In Luke 16:1, διεβλήθη is a third-person singular aorist passive indicative form in the statement about a rich man and his manager. The APB renders the clause, “this man was accused to him as scattering his possessions,” presenting an accusation concerning the manager's conduct.

   Luke 16:1

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 16:1 the APB presents the event with “was accused to him.” It confirms the clause's accusation setting without isolating every aspect of the Greek form.