obedient, submissive.
subject to large waves, stormy.
that looks above;
sublime.
that has a large size, tall.
divergent;
— աչօք, ակամբ, with open eyes.
that which beats;
— լինիմ
cf. Գամ ըմպել.
peculator, cutpurse, pick-pocket.
peculation.
grain (sort of weight).
barley bread.
good looking;
of a fine aspect.
of a fine form.
cf. Գետնակոչ.
to have a sunstroke.
cf. Արեւագալ.
justly demanded;
that demands worthily.
that happens deservedly, worthy.
paid justly.
credible, wo thy of being believed, faithful, worthy to be trusted or believed.
murderous, bloodshedder.
cf. Գահերիցութիւն.
first rank, head, first place;
president.
chair;
ring, link.
successor;
vicar.
to succeed to the throne, to take the place of some one in dignity.
succession to the throne or to some dignity.
partner of the same throne or dignity.
to sit on the same throne, to have the same dignity as another.
cf. Աթոռակցութիւն.
honourable, primary;
— իշխանք, grandee, court, nobility.
remarkable in dignity, royal prince.
ambitious, desirous of grandeur or dignity.
ambition, immoderate desire of honour and grandeur.
precipitated;
— առնել, to precipitate, to throw from a precipice;
— լինել, to be precipitated, to fall from above;
— տեղի, precipice;
—, — բերմամբ, precipitately, hurriedly.
to precipitate.
precipitation;
high precipice.
cf. Գահաւանդակ.
cap, height, ele vation, precipice, very high and steep place.
page of the hack stairs;
throne.
throne;
palanquin;
high canopy;
gridiron.
despicable, contemptible, vile, abject, low, poor, sorry.
outrage, offence, injury;
արհամարհանօք, disdainfally, contemptuously.
to despise, to repulse, to disdain;
to aggrieve, to offend;
to vex;
to debase.
contemptuous, despicable, disdainful, offensive.
cf. Արհամարհիչ.
contempt, disdain, abjection, shame;
vexation, offence, humiliation.
fright, terrour, great and sudden fear, dread, consternation, shock.