bitterly, harshly, sourly, painfully.
cf. Դառնենի.
cruel, barbarous, ferocious.
deep, mortal (wound).
of a horrid aspect.
bitter (to drink).
whose root is bitter.
vexatious, offensive, irritating, maddening.
to imbitter;
to sour, to irritate, to offend, to tire, to displease.
that imbitters, irritates.
whose fruits are bitter.
endive;
wild lettuce;
bitter.
whose branches are bitter.
cf. Դառնահամ.
bitterness, disgust, sharpness, gall, distaste;
grief, displeasure, vexation;
rigour;
enormity;
mordacity.
order, rank, division, body, class;
choir;
place;
lesson, precept, dictate, instruction;
— ասել ումեք, to lecture, to read, to teach.
to arrange, to put in order.
chorister, master of the choir.
to enrol ones self.
in several orders or assemblages, in several companies.
cf. Դաս դաս.
deserter;
— լինել, to desert;
to apostatise.
desertion
meeting, assembly.
ordered, assembled.
troop, order, division;
flock (of sheep, etc.);
herd (of oxen, etc.).
ordinal;
classical;
arranged, divided.
order, class.
to put in order, to associate, to enrol.
order, sign;
enrolment;
choir;
hierarchy;
category.
of the same order or class;
colleague, comrade.
to be in the same class or society, to enrol one's self.
admission, company.
the first of an order or class;
chorister, precentor, master of the choir.
to be the first or chief in an assemblage.
office of a master of the choir;
hierarchy.
cf. Դասատու.
cf. Դասագլուխ.
lecturer, professor, teacher.
school-house.
instruction, lesson.
cf. Դասեմ.
order, ordonnance, arrangement;
system;
— բառից, syntax.
to put in order, to order, to arrange, to distribute;
to enrol, to associate.
cf. Դասեմ.
hand.
wrist;
hand, palm;
— սրոյ, hilt of a sword;
—ս դնել, to haft, to set in a handle.
manacles, handcuffs.
place where one rests the wrist or hand.
manufactory, edifice, building;
estate, village, country house, villa.