Rander

Rander is an archaic verb meaning to tear, shatter, or split violently. It can also mean to scatter or disperse. The word is relatively uncommon in modern English, mostly found in older literature and poetry aiming for an archaic or dramatic effect. It is related to the word "rend," which carries a similar meaning and is more frequently used. The origins of "rander" trace back to Old English roots. While "rend" typically implies a forceful tearing apart, "rander" often suggests a more complete and devastating destruction, implying scattering or complete dissolution.