weak-minded, poor-spirited, dull-witted, imbecile.
weak-mindedness, slowness, stupidity, dulness, imbecility.
to lose strength, to become weak, to be weakened, to decay;
to become infirm, unwell, indisposed, poorly, to fall sick;
to be incapable, unable;
to have the weakness to;
to be scandalized;
— ի հաւատս, to be of little faith;
որում —նայ եւ ոչ ինչ, nothing is impossible with Him.
child-minded or simple-minded, of child-like simplicity.
child-mindedness or simple-mindedness, simpleness, simplicity;
lightness, silliness, imprudence.
to be or become a child;
to behave as a child;
to act the child;
to grow or become young again.
where is an assemblage of children.
to get dirty, to be dabbled or covered with mire, to draggle in the mud.
to become immortal, to be immortalized.
to lose wealth, to decay, to go to ruin, to become poor, needy or necessitous;
to be expelled, driven out or deprived of one's house, to be forsaken, abandoned;
to fail, to become a bankrupt.
to resist, to persist, to support, to endure, to bear, to maintain, to suffer.
to lodge, to pass the night in, to sojourn, to dwell, to stay in a person's house.
cf. Օթագայանամ.
cf. Օթագայանամ.
inimical to serpents;
ophiomacus;
ichneumon.
given by the serpent to eat.
staple, ring-staff.
ring;
ferrule.
to die in a foreign land or country, to die abroad.
inhospitable.
cf. Օտարախոհ;
singular, whimsical.
adventitious, foreign.
to become a stranger, to adopt foreign manners & customs;
to estrange oneself, to go away, to leave;
to be alienated, estranged, disunited, disaffected.
Ephionithes, daily baptists.
daily service.
the laws or oracles of God.