living in the wilds, savage.
wild;
barbarous.
feeding on venison.
fierce, wild, savage, brutal, barbarous, ferocious, cruel.
to become savage, to grow inhuman, brutal, ferocious, cruel.
to brutalize, to render savage or ferocious;
to exasperate, to enrage.
of a minute;
instantaneous, momentary.
crystalline.
cenobite, monk;
prior, superior, abbot;
conventual, claustral, monastical, cenobitical.
priorship, priorate, dignity of a prior;
monachism, monastic or conventual life.
monk, friar.
cohabiting, dwelling in the same convent or house.
crystal;
crown-glass.
• տե՛ս Վականակ։
prior, superior, abbot, archimandrite.
baggage-guard.
cf. Վանատուր.
inn-keeper, host, hospitable person;
— դիք, Jupiter hospitalis.
monastery.
to harbour, to receive into one's house or hotel, to entertain, to welcome.
hospitability.
guest or host.
tourmalin, lyncurium.
cf. Վանդակ.
to be divided in battalions.
to be or become cowardly, pusillanimous, faint-hearted;
to grow idle or lazy, slothful.
to grow worse, to degenerate, to debase or degrade oneself, to fall into baseness, to be marred, spoiled;
to succumb, to be beaten.
to become like a wild-boar, to become infuriate, ferocious, outrageous.
perplexed, irresolute, uncertain, wavering.
sagum, great coat;
cassock, brigandine, coat of mail, hauberk, hocqueton, cuirass.
blazoned with a bird.
reward, recompense.
salaried clerk or secretary;
a vile, mercenary, or hack writer.
cf. Վարձական.
cf. Վազնատ.
to gush forth, to spout out.
cf. Ցնցղանամ.
cf. Ցոլամ.
wheat-distributing.
bearing or producing wheat.
wheat-coloured.
grain of wheat, grain.
wheat-coloured, sallow.
profiting by corn.
abounding in wheat.
corn-merchant, corn-chandler;
seedsman.
corn trade.
ostentatiously, with vain show.
index, token, sign.
leading a dissolute life.