likmao describes the future action of a stone falling on someone and reducing that person to pieces.

The two occurrences show a future action attributed to a stone when it falls on someone, with the result described as being broken or crushed into pieces.

1. Reducing someone to pieces by falling · dominant

   In Luke 20:18 and Matthew 21:44, λικμήσει is a third-person future active indicative in the clause about a stone falling on someone. In Luke 20:18 the APB renders the result "it will crush anyone on whom it falls," and in Matthew 21:44, "it will crush him."

   Luke 20:18Matthew 21:44

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across both verses, the APB presents the clause with "crush" after the stone falls on a person. The term's contribution is identified from its place in that future-result clause.