bitter, painful.
that has a bitter taste, bitter, sharp, acrid, harsh, sour.
inhuman, cruel.
sullen, grim.
who sighs bitterly.
thoroughly bitter, or bitter indeed.
who has an afflicted heart.
bitter, harsh.
that stinks.
cf. Դառնահամ;
— լինիմ, to taste gall or anything bitter.
to turn, to turn about, to return, to go or come hack again;
to repair;
to be converted;
— յետս or ընդ կրունկն, to recede;
ընդէմ —, to object, to resist, to oppose;
— ի քրիստինէութիւն, to become a christian;
— առ Տէր, to repent, to reform;
— յաստուծոյ, to rebel against God;
— աւուր, to draw towards night;
ի — տարւոյն, the year after;
ի ղէն —, to arm one's self, to take arms.
of a painful or violent death.
melancholy, irascible.
to become bitter, to turn sour;
to be offended, irritated;
to be tired, displeased.
lethargic sleep.
rough, violent;
bad, venemous.
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.
wild lettuce;
bitter.
whose branches are bitter.
cf. Դառնահամ.
bitterness, disgust, sharpness, gall, distaste;
grief, displeasure, vexation;
rigour;
enormity;
mordacity.
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.