Strong’s G0630

ἀπολύω

Part of speech

Verb

Transliteration

apoluó

Pronunciation

ah-po-LOO-oh

Definition

To release, to set free, to dismiss, to send away, to divorce.

Meaning

I release, let go, send away, divorce, am rid; mid: I depart.

Usage

The verb ἀπολύω (apoluó) is used in the New Testament to convey the act of releasing or setting someone or something free. It can refer to the physical release of a person from captivity or bondage, the dismissal of a crowd or gathering, or the act of divorce in a marital context. The term is often used in the context of Jesus releasing individuals from physical or spiritual bondage, as well as in legal or social settings where individuals are sent away or dismissed.

Bible references

Matthew 1:19;Matthew 5:31;Matthew 5:32;Matthew 5:32;Matthew 14:15;Matthew 14:22;Matthew 14:23;Matthew 15:23;Matthew 15:32;Matthew 15:39;Matthew 18:27;Matthew 19:3;Matthew 19:7;Matthew 19:8;Matthew 19:9;Matthew 19:9;Matthew 27:15;Matthew 27:17;Matthew 27:21;Matthew 27:26;Mark 6:36;Mark 6:45;Mark 8:3;Mark 8:9;Mark 10:2