inspector, visitor.
accustomed, used to, inured, trained;
customary, usual, habitual, wont;
familiar;
— լինել, to be accustomed or used to;
որպէս — էր, as he was wont to, as he was in the habit of.
noble, chivalrous, gallant.
bailiff, city magistrate, magistrate.
sandal;
փայտեղէն —, wooden -.
mother of pearl;
cf. Փեգենայ.
cornelian.
minium.
superhumeral, amice or amict of the Armenian priests;
ephod, high priest's girdle;
— լանջանոց, deacon's stole.
consoling, consolatory;
consoler, comforter;
cf. Մխիթարութիւն;
— լինել՝ տալ՝ մատուցանել, to comfort, to console, to solace;
— ինչ առնել մտաց, to flatter, to adulate, to wheedle, to coax, to allure.
incestuous;
lecherous, libidinous, lewd;
name of various ancient sectaries.
chaff;
powder, ashes, dust;
— հրոյ, spark;
ի — փոխել, to turn to ashes, to be burnt to ashes.
fane, heathen temple;
ara, altar;
idol, image.
antichrist.
cover, covering;
window-blind.
sabre, scimitar, cutlass.
oasis, verdant spot in a desert.
obstinate, stubborn, self-willed, wilful, headstrong, sullen, restive;
tenacious.
cf. Փարջ.
water-pot, jug, flagon, tankard.
hatchet, axe;
դնել զ— առ արմին, to lay the axe to the tree.
cf. Սնարք.
quarter, fourth part, fourth.
Phallus;
penis.
broken piece, bit, chip, splinter, fragment;
— կտաւոյ, shearings or flue of linen or cloth, stuff, hards.
rice;
prince.
leg, foot;
paw.
cf. Զոհ.
wick;
match;
— վիրաց, lint, lineament, scraped lint.
cf. Պատրոյգ.
equerry, knight, squire, cavalier.
sterile.
Ecclesiastes or the Preacher;
Eeelesiastieus (book).
cowl, hood;
monk's gown or frock.
trash, rubbish, trifles;
pock-mark.
priest, clergyman.
cf. Դրագմէ.
bunch of grapes.
cf. Խլայ.
robe of honour.
well-watered, abounding in springs, or running waters.
cf. Նուիճ.
coarse language;
tale, story, fable.
lyncurium, tourmalin.
beam, rafter, joist.
nag, hackney.