exorbitant, excessive, unbounded, inordinate, extravagant, immoderate, enormous.
heathen.
unadapted, unfit, useless, unsuitable.
to oppress, to compel, to constrain, to vex, to tax unmercifully.
wrong, undue, unjust, unreasonable;
unnecessary, needless, useless, vain;
—, ի —, unduly, in vain, uselessly, without reason, improperly, wrongfully;
— ամօթ, bashfulness, sheepishness;
հոգալ ի բանս —ս, to believe in idle gossip.
feeding on illusions;
feeding negligently.
cf. Տարապարտ.
fetish;
fetish-worshipper.
fetishism;
object-worship.
vicar. capitular, substitute;
lieutenant.
lieutenancy;
cf. Տեղակալութիւն.
baker, oven-keeper.
policeman.
flattering, deceiving.
soft eyes, gentle glance.
guards or sentries scattered around.
palisade, stockade.
sprinkled with dew.
tree-worshipper, idolater.
tree-worship, idolatry.
crevice, rift, cleft;
cave, cavity, hollow, hole;
hollow.
cf. Փապարիմ.
to become callous, to harden.
groundless, causeless, deceitful.
cornac, elephant-driver, mahout.
debtor.
to adduce or allege pretexts, to make pretence of, to feign, to counterfeit.
comfort, comforter.
harbouring resentment or an injury, resentful, rancorous.
resentment, remembrance of an injury, spite, ill-will.
narrated or taught by J.-C.
floating, flying through the air.
cf. Օդապար;
balloon, air-balloon or aerostatic-balloon.
aerostation.
amenable to fine.
book or treatise on feast-days.
night-sentry.
nocturn (religious service in the night).
hedged in, surrounded with hedges.
hedge-breaking.
to surround with hedges;
to encompass, to encircle.
day-sentry.
girt with leaves;
— լինել, to be -.
surrounding the universe.
cf. Տիրամեծար.
woven or made by the Lord.
to honour, to pay homage as to God, truly to revere.
ordained by God.
cf. Տիրաձիր.