transparency, pellucidity, diaphaneity.
cf. Թափանցկութիւն.
a roving or wandering life, vagrancy, vagabondage.
fulling, act of bleaching linen.
emptiness, vacuity.
hiding, occnltation, concealment;
secrecy, mystery, arcanum.
levity, thoughtlessness, unsteadiness;
puerility, childishness.
weakness of mind, giddiness;
levity, ineonstaney, fickleness;
imprudence.
lightness;
activity, agility;
alleviation, exoneration, relief;
frivolousness, futility;
inconsideration, thoughtlessness, folly;
levity;
ignominy, scorn, dishonour;
relief, sollevation.
suggestion, instigation, persuasion, incitement, counsel, advice, dictate.
imperfection, defect, blemish.
distrust, mistrust, unbelief, incredulity.
distrust, mistrust, doubt.
convalescence, recovery.
trepidation;
start;
shudder, horrour;
convulsive motion;
whim;
shiver, shivering;
ի դողման լինել, կալ, զդողման հարկանիլ, to tremble;
ահիւ եւ դողութեամբ, with fear and trembling;
եմուտ — յոսկերս իմ, (the shudder penetrated to my bones), I trembled with fright, I shuddered with fear;
— կալցի ի քէն զլերինս, at thy presence the mountains will tremble;
— երկրի, earth-quake.
office of notary;
literature, letters;
book, register;
lecture, study;
order of lecturers;
այր առանց դպրութեան, an idiot, ignorant, unlettered, illiterate person;
գեղեցիկ —ք, the belles lettres, or polite literature.
porter's office or employment.
cf. Դսրով.
neighbourhood.
numismatics.
act of coining money.
numismatography.
coining, minting of money.
change;
exchange.
neighbourhood.
cf. Դրժանք.
cf. Դրժանք.
act of putting or laying down;
place, position, posture, situation;
system;
theme, thesis.
statuary, sculpture.
duchy, dukedom.
cabinet-work.
soliloquy.
singularity.
conclusion;
result;
epilogue.
cf. Եթիայ.
cf. Թիւմ.
electricity.
electromagnetism.
cf. Ելեկտրականութիւն.
proceeding, emanation.
depredation, robbery
being, existence.
coming, arrival.
cf. Եկաւորութիւն.
clericalism;
holy orders;
թողուլ զ—, to abandon the career or state of a clergyman, to throw off the surplice or the cowl.
office of church-warden;
office of patron of a church, of a sacrist.
creation;
being, creature.
fraternity, brotherhood;
fellowship
fratricide, murder of a brother.
hatred, ill will towards a brother.