разойти́сь

fairly common #3166C1

1.
to disperse, to break up (of a crowd), to go one's separate ways
Толпа́ разошла́сь по дома́м.
The crowd dispersed and went home.
Typically of people leaving a gathering in different directions.
2.
to split up, to separate, to get divorced
Они́ разошли́сь после десяти лет бра́ка.
They split up after ten years of marriage.
3.
to diverge, to differ
На́ши мне́ния разошли́сь.
Our opinions differed.

Examples

Толпа, шумевшая на площади, постепенно разошлась.
The crowd that had been making noise in the square gradually dispersed.
Толпа, пошумевшая у входа, разошлась по домам.
The crowd, which had made a commotion at the entrance, dispersed and went home.
Све́жая клубни́ка разошла́сь как горя́чие пирожки́.
The fresh strawberries went like hot cakes.
Гектографируемые листовки быстро разошлись по городу.
The hectographable leaflets were quickly distributed throughout the city.
Мы пошумели на празднике и разошлись по домам.
We made quite a bit of noise at the party and then went our separate ways home.
Мы разошли́сь на Валентинов день.
We broke up on Valentine's Day.
Толпа, бесчинствовавшая всю ночь, наконец разошлась.
The crowd, which had been causing trouble all night, finally dispersed.
Толпа, рассеивающаяся у входа, скоро разошлась.
The crowd dispersing at the entrance soon went its separate ways.

Imperative
ты	разойди́сь
вы	разойди́тесь

Active present	-
Active past	разоше́дшийся	dispersed, separated, diverged
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	разойдя́сь	while doing (past)