cf. Հիւսուած.
hospitable reception, hospitality.
hospice;
guest's apartment.
hospitality.
slaying strangers.
inhospitality.
cf. Հիւրանոց.
hospitality, welcome, kind reception.
cf. Հիւրընկալութիւն.
cf. Հիւրընկալութիւն.
quality of a guest or stranger;
pilgrimage.
female guest or stranger.
very poor, wretched, miserable, pitiable.
to render unhappy or wretched, to ruin.
misfortune, misery, adversity, wretchedness.
good-natured, condescending, complying, docile;
pliant, supple, yielding;
— բնութիւն, pliant or flexible temper.
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• ՆՀԲ «ի լու, լուր», լծ. և արաբ. հա-լիմ «հեզ», հիւլլամ «գառն»։ Lag. Btrg. baktr. Lex. 33 զնդ. hu «լաւ»+հայ. լու, լուայ։ Հիւբշ. KZ 23, 403 իբրև համա-զօր զնդ. hu+sravah ձևի։ Տէրվ. Նա-խալ. 73 վերի ձևով։
docile, submissive.
obedience, docility, deference, pliancy;
ի — ածել, to render docile or obedient.
whisperer.
omophagy;
ferocity.
cf. Հմայք.
rawness, crudity;
cruelty.
well versed, erudite, learned;
practised, expert, experienced, skilful, skilled.
great skill or ability.
to inform, to instruct, to teach, to train.
knowledge, erudition, science, ability;
experience, practice.
old, ancient, antiquated;
cf. Հնագիտակ.
antiquity.
paleography.
to reduce to obedience or subjection, to subject, to subdue, to subjugate.
obedience, submission, subjection;
homage, vassalage;
կրաւորական, կոյր —, passive or blind obedience;
non-resistance;
լաւ է — քան զզոհ ընտիր, obedience is better than sacrifice;
ի — ածել, to reduce to obedience;
գալ ի —, to return to obedience;
ունել ի հնազանդութեան, to maintain or hold in obedience.
rag-gatherer, rag-picker.
antiquarian.
archaeology.
ancient history.
narrated by the ancients;
ancient writer or historian.
ingenuity, cleverness, dexterity;
industry, manufacture, art;
չարարուեստ —, machination, plot, contrivance, intrigue.
snare, artifice, deceit.
teaching, informing, instructing, suggesting.
possible, feasible, that can be made or done;
powerful, potent;
cf. Հնարագէտ.
to invent, to find means or expedients, to contrive, to excogitate.
possibility, feasibility;
invention;
means, expedient.
artifice, cunning, trickery, wile, shift, craft.
invention, industry, art.
to make old;
to wear out, to use up, to waste, to consume.
pentaglot, in five languages.
five-volumed, in five volumes.
quinquertium, pentathlon.
quintillion.