4912  sunecho  soon-ekh'-o

 from 4862 and 2192; to hold 
together, i.e. to compress 
(the ears, with a crowd or 
siege) or arrest (a 
prisoner); figuratively, to 
compel, perplex, afflict, 
preoccupy:--constrain, hold, 
keep in, press, lie sick of, 
stop, be in a strait, 
straiten, be taken with, 
throng.

 see GREEK for 4862

 see GREEK for 2192