unwillingness, ill-will.
ill-grounded, unstable, inconstant.
lazy, idle, unoccupied, sluggish, slothful.
laziness, etc.
not to suffer.
indocility.
cf. Տմարդի.
cf. Չմարթուն.
incapable, awkward, clumsy, bungling.
incapacity.
cf. Չմեղադրանք.
disunion, disagreement, variance.
free from guile, innocent.
unsuccessfulness, misadventure, misfortune.
false resurrection.
unhoped for;
hopeless, desperate.
uncharitableness, stinginess.
cf. Պաղատիտ.
nourishment composed of dried fruits, legumes or herbs, xerophagy;
vegetarianism;
rigorous abstinence.
dry, arid.
drying, desiccation.
to dry, to dry up, to render dry;
to decay, to wither;
to drain, to lay dry.
desiccative.
cf. Նողկտամ.
to disgust, to nauseate, to make loathe or sick of;
to repugnate, to cause to abhor;
to tire, to weary.
disgusting, nauseous, loathsome.
cf. Նողկանք.
cf. Նողկանք.
repetition of wordsrhet. tautology;
literal translation.
homophone.
isomorphism;
uniformity.
isomerism.
cf. Նմանայանգութիւն.
of the same name;
cf. Համանուն.
to identify;
to unite, to equal.
even, equal, same;
cf. Նոյնպէս.
identity, sameness.
neology;
neologism.
renewing;
a miracle, an extraordinary or marvelous thing, deed or act.
new and merry;
pleasant, grown green or flowering anew.
news, novelty;
զի՞նչ — իցեն, what news?.
regeneration.
cf. Նորածին.
newly baptized;
converted;
ordained;
neophyte.
ferociously tormented.
innovation or novelty in religious matters;
superstition.
novelty, innovation;
strangeness.
cf. Նորաձեւեմ.
innovation;
mode, fashion;
—ք, fancy articles.
protestantism.