συνδρομή
sundromē
G4890
G:N-F
Greek
swarming
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Greek
Language
sundrome denotes a crowd rushing together amid the city's disturbance in Acts 21:30.
The attested use denotes a gathering or rush of people together in the disturbance described in Acts 21:30.
Senses in use
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A crowd rushing together · dominant
In Acts 21:30, the nominative singular feminine form occurs as the whole city is stirred up and people rush together; the APB renders the scene, “a crowd of the people rushed together,” before Paul is seized and dragged out.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 21:30, the APB presents the event as “a crowd of the people rushed together.” That wording confirms the scene without isolating a precise English equivalent for the term.