incarnation.
impudic, sensual, libidinous;
impotent, frigid, incapable of procreation.
luxury, licentiousness, lechery, wantonness;
impotence, frigidity.
pleasing or grateful to the senses.
sensual delights;
pleasures.
hiding, covering the corpse (tomb), or the body (hair).
cf. Մարմնածնունդ.
corporeal birth, according to the flesh.
corporal, a fine linen-cloth on which the priest places the chalice at mass.
corporeal, bodily;
mundane, worldly;
carnal, sensual.
carnivorous.
use of flesh for food.
of the same nature;
consanguineous;
fellow-man.
gymnastics, athletics.
bodily exercise.
anatomist, dissector.
anatomical.
to anatomize, to dissect.
anatomy, dissection.
anatomically.
impotent, unhealthy, apoplectic, disabled, crippled.
having a bodily form or figure, corporeal.
gymnastics;
gymnastic-master.
carnal, sensual, voluptuous.
sensuality, attachment to sensual pleasures.
cf. Մարմնական.
to become incarnate;
to take the human body or nature.
tickling, titillation, stimulant;
any movement of the body.
bodyguard, life-guardsman, yeoman of the guard.
worshipper of the flesh;
sensualist;
Apollinarian.
clothed with a body, corporeal.
enveloping the whole body.
nourishing, fattening;
voluptuous, gluttonous.
bodily, corporally;
materially;
carnally, sensually, lustfully;
essentially, really, substantially.
material;
carnal, voluptuous.
incarnate.
incarnation.
fond of carnal pleasures, sensual, carnal, voluptuous, mundane.
sensuality, lust, concupiscence.
self-murderer, suicide.
cf. Մսավաճառ.
mandragora root.
tormenting the body (pain).
despising carnal pleasures.
materiality.
cf. Մարմնատիպ.
corporeal, of a form.
place of incarnation, matrix;
our Lord's Mother.
to change into flesh;
to embody, to incarnate;
to figure, to impress with a form.
cf. Մարմնաւորական.