clothed with a body, corporeal.
enveloping the whole body.
nourishing, fattening;
voluptuous, gluttonous.
bodily, corporally;
materially;
carnally, sensually, lustfully;
essentially, really, substantially.
material;
carnal, voluptuous.
incarnate.
incarnation.
fond of carnal pleasures, sensual, carnal, voluptuous, mundane.
sensuality, lust, concupiscence.
self-murderer, suicide.
cf. Մսավաճառ.
mandragora root.
tormenting the body (pain).
despising carnal pleasures.
materiality.
cf. Մարմնատիպ.
corporeal, of a form.
place of incarnation, matrix;
our Lord's Mother.
to change into flesh;
to embody, to incarnate;
to figure, to impress with a form.
cf. Մարմնաւորական.
corporeal, palpable, material;
of or belonging to the body, bodily;
carnal, fleshly, sensual, worldly.
bodily;
really, actually.
corporeity;
incarnation;
humanity.
cf. Հոգեփոխութիւն.
fleshy, corpulent, fat, plump.
corporal, corporeal.
corpuscle.
cf. Մարմնոյք.
bodily things, things appertaining to the flesh;
cf. Մարմնեղ.
to cause to digest.
digestive.
cf. Մարսումն.
digestion;
concoction.
quarrelsome, contentious, litigious, wrangling.
of or belonging to war or battle, warlike;
warrior, combatant.
companionship in arms;
alliance, confederacy;
aid, succour.
would to Heaven that! if it might be !.
• «իզէ՛ թէ, երանի՜ թէ». մէկ ան-գամ ունի Թր. քեր. 32 հոմանիշների մի շար-քի մէջ. «Ըղձիցն նշանականք են. իբրու թէ, իցի ւ, օշ, գուցէ, մարտան»։
• Համամ. օեր. 272 (ըստ ՆՀԲ Երզն. և Նչ. քեր.) կարդալով բառս մարտն, ըստ այսմ ստուգաբանում է մարտ «կռիւ» բառով։ ՆՀԲ յիշում է պրս. մար-տէն «գայ ուրախալի, ահա գայցէ, իցէ՞՝ թէ գայցէ» ձևը, որ չգիտէ ԳԴ։
painting battle-scenes;
— պատկերահան, painter of battle-pieces.
brave, valiant soldier;
—ք, choicest troops, the flower of, or the choice men in the army.
of martyr.
to be a martyr, to suffer martyrdom, to undergo death in witness of the faith.
place of martyrdom;
chapel or tomb of martyrs.
to martyrize.
headland, promontory, cape, foreland.
fiery nature;
ardor, heat.
episcopacy;
bishopric.
dispersing, ruining or leaving one's flock a prey to wolves.
sheepfold, fold.
born of a noble, illustrious father, Eupator.