definitively.
to repeat the psalms;
to compose psalms.
truthful, veracious;
true, real, veritable;
etymologist.
etymological.
truly.
to verify, to explain;
to trace the etymology or derivation of a word.
truthfulness, veracity;
etymology.
etymologically.
truly.
circumlocution, ambages.
obscurely, shadowy.
singing the Trisagium.
to sing the Trisagium, to sanctify, to hallow, to laud.
Trisagium, hymn.
holily.
pure-mouthed.
hagiographer;
—ք, hagiographic books.
consecrating;
sanctifying.
to consecrate;
to sanctify.
consecration;
sanctification.
composed of saints, venerable.
of holy assembly.
to correct.
cf. Սրբագրող.
corrector.
correction.
purgative;
— առնուլ, to take a purgative, to purge;
— տալ, to purge.
sacred;
His HoliNess, His Grace.
to consecrate;
to deify, to idolize.
clothed in a holy or white raiment;
holy, pious, godly, divine.
hagiology.
Holy Writ, Bible.
cf. Նուիրական.
holiness;
— ձեր, Your Holiness.
enlightening the spirit, of spiritual light, pure, holy.
holy, pure, chaste.
cf. Սրբակրօն.
irreproachable, pure, chaste, godly, saintly, saint-like, holy.
partaking of holiness.
calm and gentle, clear and sweet.
pudic or modest-looking, pure;
perspicacious.
leading to holiness, sacred.
cf. Սրբաբանեմ.
abstaining rigorously.
offered piously, with reverence.
very pure, holy.
holy-minded, pure, pudic.
to have a pure heart or mind.
holy-mindedness.