σύντριμμα
suntrimma
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ruin
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Suntrimma denotes ruin or destructive devastation in the path described in Romans 3:16.
The attested use presents ruin as destructive devastation found in the paths being described.
Senses in use
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Destructive devastation in one’s path · dominant
In Romans 3:16, the nominative singular neuter form occurs in the statement about what is in “their paths”; the APB renders the clause, “Ruin and misery are in their paths.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Romans 3:16, the APB presents the clause as “Ruin and misery are in their paths.” It confirms the verse’s portrayal of devastation without isolating the term beyond the clause.