ekpedao describes the apostles’ urgent movement out into the crowd after hearing what was happening.

The sole attested use describes a decisive, urgent movement outward: in Acts 14:14, the plural aorist active form occurs as Barnabas and Paul tear their garments and go out into the crowd.

1. Urgently going out into a crowd · dominant

   In Acts 14:14, ἐξεπήδησαν is a third-person plural aorist active indicative form describing the apostles’ action after they heard of the event and tore their garments. The APB renders the clause “rushed out into the crowd,” confirming the outward, urgent movement in that scene.

   Acts 14:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 14:14, the APB presents the action as “rushed out into the crowd.” This rendering confirms the verse’s scene rather than isolating every element of the Greek form.