θραύω
thrauō
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Greek
to crush
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Thrauo describes people portrayed as having been crushed or broken under oppression in Luke 4:18.
The sole attested use portrays people as having been crushed or broken in the setting of oppression and being set free.
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Crushed people under oppression · dominant
In Luke 4:18, τεθραυσμένους is a perfect passive participle describing those whom the verse places among "the oppressed" to be set at liberty; the APB renders the clause "to set the oppressed at liberty."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Luke 4:18, the APB presents the clause as "to set the oppressed at liberty." This rendering identifies the verse's setting rather than isolating a precise English equivalent for the term.