dice.
cf. Տապեան.
unchaste, lewd.
• ՆՀԲ տապ բառից՝ իբր «տապացեալ ախտիւ»։
• ԳՒՌ.-Նո՞յն է տապզի Դվ. «խորամանկ»։
cf. Տապանամ.
carpenter's plane.
horse-cloth, housing.
• Նոյն ընդ տապաստ՝ ըստ ՆՀԲ. լծ. յն. լտ. դա՛բէս «գորգ»։ Bugge KZ 32, 61
• կցում է նոյնպէս տապաստ «սփռոց» բարին։
cf. Տառապական.
unhappy, wretched, miserable.
cf. Տառապիմ.
tribulation, affliction, anguish, distress, grief, trouble, vexation, pain, torment, fatigue, misery, misfortune, disaster.
loaded with misfortunes, with trouble, poor, pitiable, unhappy, miserable.
misery;
poverty.
cf. Տառապեցուցանեմ.
to trouble, to afflict, to oppress, to molest, to maltreat, to vex;
to violate, to dishonour, to deflower;
—եցուցանես զաղիսս իմ, I am afflicted by your woes.
afflicting, afflictive, grievous, vexing, tormenting.
to grieve at, to be pained, uneasy, afflicted, tormented, vexed, to be unhappy, miserable;
տառապէաք խնդրէաք զքեզ, we have sought thee sorrowing.
cf. Տառապանք.
written;
copyist.
written, engraved.
writing, engraving.
cf. Տասնպատիկ.
decurion, corporal.
the Decalogue.
cf. Տասնբանեան.
decuple, tenfold;
ten times as much.
to decuple, to increase tenfold.
decemvir.
decemvirate.
unsuitable, improper, unbecoming, undue, disagreeing, absurd, extravagant;
թէ ի հանդէպս եւ թէ ի —դէպս, per fas et nefasby right or wrong.
exorbitant, excessive, unbounded, inordinate, extravagant, immoderate, enormous.
heathen.
unadapted, unfit, useless, unsuitable.
to oppress, to compel, to constrain, to vex, to tax unmercifully.
wrong, undue, unjust, unreasonable;
unnecessary, needless, useless, vain;
—, ի —, unduly, in vain, uselessly, without reason, improperly, wrongfully;
— ամօթ, bashfulness, sheepishness;
հոգալ ի բանս —ս, to believe in idle gossip.
feeding on illusions;
feeding negligently.
cf. Տարապարտ.
differently.
fetish;
fetish-worshipper.
fetishism;
object-worship.
cf. Տարրաբար.
harper, harpist.
vicar. capitular, substitute;
lieutenant.
lieutenancy;
cf. Տեղակալութիւն.
descendants of Astyages.
very robust, excessively strong;
dragoon.
small or young dragon;
— թռուցիկ, cf. Փռռան.
dragonish, dragon-like.
draconarius, dragonhearer.