broken by sighs and sobs, groaning, moaning, wailing.
that has great longanimity, or great forbearance, very patient.
of a great wit.
corselet, habergeon, cuirass, breastplate.
latinizing, or romanizing Armenian.
right-minded, equitable, good-hearted.
having the tongue cut out.
to cut out the tongue.
of a bitter taste.
surrounded by mountains;
mountainous, alpine
cf. Լերդակից.
haruspex, augur, diviner, soothsayer;
— լինիմ, to examine or consult the entrails, to prognosticate like an augur.
soothsaying, (divination by the entrails of victims);
augury, omen.
of servile race.
choked with thirst, very dry or thirsty.
cf. Ծարաւահատ.
cf. Ծարաւահատ.
applauding;
applauder.
"cf. Ծափս հարկանեմ."
cf. Ծափ.
chimney;
chimney-flue, funnel, shaft;
մաքրիչ —ի, chimney-sweeper;
յարդարիչ —ի, chimney builder or repairer;
պահպանակ —ի, fire-screen;
մաքրեք զ—, to sweep, to clean a chimney.
corkscrew.
fragrant, perfumed with flowers;
—հոտ ըմպելի, perfumed drinks;
— գինի, fragrant wine.
cf. Ծաղկահամ.
interwoven with flowers;
— պսակ, garland.
to reap ears of corn.
princess
Queen;
— Կոյս, the Holy Virgin;
— երկնից, queen of heaven.
meddling, fussy, busy;
factotum, busy-body, meddler.
whose thoughts are bent on justice, just, equitable;
— լինել, to be composed, adjusted;
— առնել, to accord, to conciliate, to reconcile.
cf. Իրաւախոհ.
adjustment, accommodation;
agreement, articles.
sour-tasted.
body guard, life-guardsman, yeoman of the guard, satellite;
guard, guardsman;
—ք, lifeguards, body-guards.
full of wisdom, sensible, prudent;
ingenious, skilful.
extensive, spacious, vast.
— արքեպիսկոպոս, primate;
— նստել, բազմել, լինել, to preside, to be the president, to hold the first place;
—ք, cf. Նախաթոռք."
primatial.
to preside over.
presidency;
precedency, primacy, primateship.
provident, foreseeing.
foresight.
the primitive or first father, progenitor of the human race, Adam;
patriarch;
author, inventor.
the ancients;
the Holy Fathers.
great-grandfather.
cf. Նախահոգակ.
provident;
— խնամք, foresight;
— զգուշութիւն, precaution.
cf. Նախախնամեմ.
commanded, ordered beforehand.