4486  rhegnumi  hrayg'-noo-
mee or       rhesso    
hrace'-so

 both prolonged forms of 
rheko (which appears only in 
certain forms, and is itself 
probably a strengthened form 
of agnumi (see in 2608)) to 
"break," "wreck" or "crack", 
i.e. (especially) to sunder 
(by separation of the parts; 
2608 being its intensive 
(with the preposition in 
composition), and 2352 a 
shattering to minute 
fragments; but not a 
reduction to the constituent 
particles, like 3089) or 
disrupt, lacerate; by 
implication, to convulse 
(with spasms); figuratively, 
to give vent to joyful 
emotions:--break (forth), 
burst, rend, tear.

 see GREEK for 2608

 see GREEK for 2608

 see GREEK for 2352

 see GREEK for 3089