to prepare oneself, to get ready, to put oneself in a condition to, to make preparations, to take one's dispositions;
to beware of, to take care or heed, to mind.
preparer, disposer, dresser;
provider.
preparation, preparative, disposition;
furniture, household goods;
train, equipage;
precaution, attention, vigilance;
պատրաստութեամբ, spontaneously, voluntarily, readily.
ball.
to define;
to relegate, to exile, to banish.
cf. Պարածածկեմ.
cf. Պարադիտեմ.
rich, fertile, prolific, abundant, copious.
romancer;
novelist;
cf. Վիպագործ.
historical;
romantic.
to relate, to narrate;
to write romance.
history;
romance;
novel;
poetical work.
historically;
romantically.
proud by nature, harsh, haughty.
to be haughty, to grow proud;
to be harsh, cruel, cross-grained, waspish, shrewish.
to render haughty, hard, inhuman, crabbed.
cf. Վէսութիւն.
fond of martyrs.
wrong, prejudice, injury, detriment;
damage, harm, hurt, loss, grievance;
ill, fault, sin, injustice, mischief;
հասուցանել, տալ, գործել, cf. Վնասեմ;
—ուք վաճառել, to sell at a loss;
ի — ուրուք, at the peril, at the loss, at the detriment, at the expense of a person;
ոչ մեծ ինչ է —ն, there is no great harm done;
ի — իւր շրջեցաւ իրն, the affair turned out to his disadvantage;
էր գիր —ու նորա գրեալ, his accusation was written above;
զի՞նչ — է իմ, what fault have I ?
— է քեզ գինին, wine is bad for your health;
որ — գործէ նոյն եւ հատուսցէ, he that does the damage must answer for it.
to accuse, to find fault with, to blame, to lay the fault on.
causing damage, loss or harm, offensive, hurtful, prejudicial.
hurtful, pernicious, injurious, disadvantageous, detrimental, prejudicial;
bad, wicked;
guilty.
hurtfulness, damage, prejudice, danger;
— օդոյ, inclemency of the weather.
malignity, malevolence, ill-will, malice.
guilty, criminal.
to accuse, to blame.
guiltiness, guilt, culpability.
malign, mischievous, malicious, wicked.
cf. Չարատեաց.
cf. Վնասակար.
corruptible.
to hurt, to iujure, to prejudice, to damage, to bring loss or harm, to offend, to wrong, to shock, to wound;
— միմեանց, to injure one another.
in distress, in pain, plagued, discomposed, suffering.
suffering, trouble, grief, plague, disquietude.
boreas, northwind, aquilon.
sublime, eminent, high, elevated, grand, august, noble, excellent.
most eloquent, sublime in speech.
sublime language;
praise, encomium.
of high or illustrious lineage.
sublime in thought, sublime genius;
high-hearted.
extraordinary wit, great sagacity, acumen, genius.
cf. Վսեմաբան.
cf. Վսեմ.
high-minded, endowed with an elevated mind, with lofty sentiments, noble, magnanimous.
high-mindedness, magnanimity.
to rise above, to excel, to surpass.
most excellent.
head, chief, excellency, eminence.