eighteenth.
eightieth.
making a vow;
 being under a vow, Nazarean;
 allied, confederated;
 — լինել, to make a vow;
 to conclude a treaty.
to form an alliance or confederacy, to league.
making a vow;
 concluding a treaty;
 vow;
 profession;
 wish, desire.
cf. Ուխտազանց.
return from a journey or voyage.
of right or just judgment, judging equitably, just, right.
sound, correct or right judgment, good sense.
orthodox, catholic.
to become, to befit.
straight, direct, perpendicular;
directly, quite straight, perpendicularly, apeak.
perpendicularity.
clotheless.
pulse, legume;
 grain, corn;
progeny, descendants.
feeding on legumes, vegetarian.
auditor, listener, hearer;
listening, obedient, docile, submissive;
 —ք, auditory, audience, the public.
cf. Ունկնդրեմ.
to lend one's ear to, to listen, to auscultate, to hear, to hearken to, to grant;
 to obey.
loving to listen;
 docile.
listening;
 audience;
 auscultation;
 obedience.
cf. Մտադիր.
cf. Ուռճալիր.
resounding;
 clanging;
with hammering;
 — բոմբիւն, hammer-blow;
 clang;
 — հնչէին սալք, the hammer-blows resounded on the anvil.
worn crosswise.
giving or suggesting good counsel, wise.
good sense, wisdom, prudence.
having many children, prolific, fecund;
 fruitful, rich, fertile.
very bold, most audacious or daring, hardy, dauntless;
boldly, daringly, hardily.
well membered, stronglimbed, well-shaped.
very solid, fir, constant;
 strong, robust, vigorous;
stoutly, strongly, vigorously.
solidity, firmness;
 vigour, sustained effort, unflagging force.
well nurtured or brought up.
having virtuous or illustrious children;
 good, dutiful.
cf. Քառադիմի.
cf. Քառադիմի.
four-faced, square;
tetrahedron.
cf. Քառասնորդ.
fortieth;
—ք, lent.
quadragesimal.
fourth;
 quarter, fourth part;
 quarter of an hour;
 *quadrant;
 — լուսնի, quarter;
 cf. Ժամ.
quadrature;
quartation.
mass of stones.
plover, pluvialis, lapwing;
 or jaundice-bird, icterus, galbula.
cf. Քարակոփ.
ground between stones.
born of an aspic.
stumbling-block, stumbling-stone;
 — լինել, to stumble over a stone, to trip, to stumble.
to serve as a stumbling-block, to cause to stumble, fail or fall, to trip up, to supplant.
Charybdis.