rite, form, ceremony.
cf. Ծաղրասէր.
cf. Ծիրանավաճառ.
partial.
halter.
cf. Կոճկենիկ.
bulb, bulbous root.
count;
earl.
inviter, host, master of the house.
cf. Կոտմկեան.
made of millet.
young girl.
Proserpine.
contriving or scheming the perdition of.
piled one upon another, heaped up, accumulated.
camel's hump.
cf. Կուրաբար.
cf. Խիժ արաբացի.
cf. Կռէզ.
quarrelsome, quarrel-lous, shrewish;
wrangler, brawler;
disputer, caviller, sophist.
cf. Կտաւեայ.
fond of fire-side or chimney-corner, idle, lazy.
cf. Կամովին.
foreknowing, pre-scient;
diviner, foreboder;
prognosticator.
invited precedently.
canonist.
price of prostitution.
having many coaches, waggons or carriages.
Cassiope.
given to waggery or jesting, jocose, waggish, jocular, sportive, playful.
fond of comedy.
perfectly, in perfection;
entirely.
carrying goods;
baggage-bearing;
beast of burden.
half a line.
cf. Կարգաւորաբար.
cf. Կարգաթող;
— առնել, to dismiss, to degrade from one's rank, degree or dignity;
to expel from a convent.
it is very necessary, it is urgent.
fond of trifles;
passionate, vicious.
severely, seriously or mortally wounded;
cruelly, grievously, to death;
— խոցել, առնել, to wound mortally or to death, to give a death blow or mortal wound.
fisher with a hook or line, angler.
powerfully, according to ones power, strength or ability.
very desirous, most anxious, longing, burning for, eager, impatient.
cf. Կաւեայ.
fond of dancing.
cf. Կել.
life-loving.
to burn alive.
desirous of living, fond of life;
zoophilist
fond of life.
politician.
mundane, worldly-minded, fond of life, of this world.