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Notes: διαρρήγνυμι differs from ῥήγνυμι[a] (19.31: ῥήγνυμι) in that it specifies a more decisive and thorough action.
Part of speech: verb
Inflections: διαρρήγνυμι; aor.; διέρρηξα
Related lemmas: ῥήγνυμι
Semantic entry: 19.32
Semantic domains: Physical Impact
Subdomains: Split, Tear
Definition: to tear or rip in two (as of clothing){N:001}
Notes: In the NT tearing of clothing was a symbol of horror associated with sacrilege. In many cultures, however, the tearing of clothing may be associated only with insanity. It may therefore be important to add a phrase in describing ‘the tearing of clothing’ in order to mark the significance, for example, ‘to show horror’ (RV MAT 26:65 · LV MAT 26:65 · Read together MAT 26:65, RV ACT 14:14 · LV ACT 14:14 · Read together ACT 14:14) and in the OT ‘to show mourning’ (RV GEN 37:34 · LV GEN 37:34 · Read together GEN 37:34, RV JDG 11:35 · LV JDG 11:35 · Read together JDG 11:35).
MAT 26:65: RV MAT 26:65 · LV MAT 26:65 · Read together MAT 26:65
MRK 14:63: RV MRK 14:63 · LV MRK 14:63 · Read together MRK 14:63
MAT: RV MAT 26:65 · LV MAT 26:65 · Read together MAT 26:65
MRK: RV MRK 14:63 · LV MRK 14:63 · Read together MRK 14:63
LUK: RV LUK 5:6 · RV LUK 8:29 · LV LUK 5:6 · LV LUK 8:29 · Read together LUK 5:6 · Read together LUK 8:29