in latin or greek.
flux, fluxion;
effluvia;
effusion.
cf. Հոսանուտ.
fluidity.
of tender age.
seal-ring or signet-ring.
cutting off or amputating another's finger.
a prophet's father.
like a prophet.
prophetic.
having the gift of prophecy.
prophetess.
grain of pearl;
— ատամունք, pearly teeth.
cf. Մարգարտաշար.
marchioness.
cf. Մարդազեն.
cf. Մարդազենք.
cf. Մարդազենք.
cf. Մարդահաճոյ.
insinuating, fawning, flattering, striving for favour, servile.
to seek men's favour, to fawn, to flatter, to seek to please by servility.
fawning, adulation, flattery;
respect for persons.
of the human height or form;
of perfect form, well shaped (man);
the human stature, size or height.
capitation, poll-tax, poll-money.
multitude, crowd.
plague pestilence.
edifying, exemplary, virtuous;
affable, kind.
cf. Մարդաշահ.
marble-cutter;
գործարան —հատաց, marble-yard, marble-works.
marble-quarry.
anatomist, dissector.
anatomical.
to anatomize, to dissect.
anatomy, dissection.
anatomically.
impotent, unhealthy, apoplectic, disabled, crippled.
bodyguard, life-guardsman, yeoman of the guard.
female martyr.
cold, cool.
fire-temple.
subject;
vassal, serf;
dependent, inferior, subordinate, obedient, obsequious;
attentive, careful;
— լինել, to be attentive;
— կալ, to be obedient, to obey, cf. Հպատակեմ.
cf. Հպատակութիւն.
cf. Հպատակիմ.
to subject, to subdue;
to subject oneself, to submit to, to obey;
to serve, to wait upon.
subjection, dependence;
vassalage;
submission, obedience, deference, subordination;
devotedness, devotion;
care, attention;
— օրինաց, veneration, respect for the laws.
dependently, with subjection or submission.
proud, arrogant, haughty, lofty, lordly, overbearing, imperious, supercilious, vain.
boaster, braggart, vaunter.
cf. Հպարտագոյնս.
proudly, haughtily, vaingloriously.