pre-occupation.
writing beforehand;
prescription, usucaption.
first order or rank, preference, precedence, pre-eminence;
proposition, premises.
prejudice, prepossession, prevention.
entrance-door, portal;
vestibule;
commencement.
propylaeum.
preface, preliminary dissertation;
design, project;
preposition.
presentiment, foreboding.
precaution.
to antedate.
prevention.
Providence;
foresight, prevision, care.
prenotion;
prescience.
pre-establishment.
primary instruction.
foresight.
enterprise.
prediction, prophecy.
prerogative, privilege.
skirmish.
preference;
նախամեծարութեամբ իմն, preferably.
presumptuous, arrogant;
—ք, portal.
predisposition.
figure, shading.
zeal, fervour, warmth;
envy, jealousy.
inspiring, raising or provoking envy.
zeal, emulation, rivalry;
enviousness, jealousy;
վատ —, paltry jealousy.
to raise envy, to cause envy, to excite or awake jealousy;
— ի բարի նախանձս, to incite to emulation;
— զաստուած, to excite the jealousy or anger of the Almighty.
to raise, inspire, cause or rouse envy or jealousy;
— միմեանց, to grow mutually jealous;
to emulate one another.
prenomen.
prejudice, prepossession, prevention.
ancient history.
counter-guard, rampart, parapet, bulwark.
to respect, to honour most, to pay the highest honour to.
predicted, announced beforehand.
preeminence, preference, advantage.
preparation, predisposition.
first, fruit, premice.
predestination.
prediction.
first martyrdom.
the first martyr.
foreknowledge, prescience.
foresight, prevision;
prophecy.
first dwelling.
given, granted or conceded before.
composed of satraps or nobles, princely;
the nobility.
satrapy, proconsulship, lordship, prefecture, mayoralty.
priority.