cf. Տրտնջեմ.
to palpitate, to throb, to flutter;
*cf. Կոտտամ.
to moan, to whine, to whimper, to pule.
to be consumed by heat, to burn.
containing the regulations concerning feast-days.
church-calendar, table of lessons for the day;
lectionary, service-book.
a day near a feast.
cf. Տօնապատճառ.
cf. Երամ.
cf. Երամեմ.
whole, total, all together.
total;
totally.
counting the seconds;
casting one's nativity.
to go down.
dry, arid;
terra firma, continent, mainland;
— կղզի, peninsula;
— երկիր, dry land;
հաց —, dry bread;
— փայտ, dry wood;
— աչօք, with tearless or dry eyes;
զ— ծարաւոյն շիջուցանել, to quench or allay thirst;
յածիլ ընդ ծով եւ ընդ —, to scour sea & land;
անցանել ընդ —, to pass dry-footed, dry-shod;
ելանել or իջանել ի —, to land, to go ashore or ou shore;
հասանել ի —, to reach the shore;
— երթալ, անցանել, to travel by land.
dwelling on the continent, on terra firma.
cf. Ցամաքային.
seashore, country-side, beach, coast.
peninsula.
dried, without water.
terrestrial, continental;
dry, arid.
cf. Ցամաքիմ.
land-measurer, surveyor.
land-measuring, surveying.
cf. Ցամաքիմ;
cf. Ցամաքեցուցանեմ.
to dry, to des-sicate;
to dry up, to parch, to render arid;
to drain, to dry up, to exhaust.
drying, withering, dessicative.
travelling by land.
to dry, to dry up;
to drain, to be exhausted;
to wither, to fade, to die;
— յոգւոց, to expire, to breath one's last, to die;
— զօրութեան, to grow weak, to lose strength, to fall away, to languish;
— սիրոյ, to grow indifferent.
dry, arid;
— զոտի, torrid zone;
ստինք —ք, flabby breasts, withered teats;
ոսկերք —ք, dried bones.
dryness, aridity, siccity;
drying up, draining;
withering, leanness, exhaustion.
cf. Ցամաքութիւն.
dry, arid, parched.
until or up to that time, hour or epoch, till than.
to desire, to wish, to envy, to covet, to long for;
to desire inordinately, to covet greedily.
cf. Ցանկամ.
lustful, libidinous.
cf. Տերեւախիտ.
cf. Տերեւազիրկ.
to buzz, to hum.
Mother of God, the Holy Virgin, mother of our Lord;
a priest's mother.
cf. Տիրադաւ.
waging war against the Lord, against Heaven.
fight, war against God.
honoured by the Lord.
to make oneself master of, to become master, to rule, to dominate, to govern, to have dominion over, to sway;
to pass under the dominion.
despotically.
to be spoiled, disordered, corrupted.
to lose splendour, to become insignificant.