leviathan.
full of happiness, very happy, joyful.
bountiful, generous;
plentiful, copious.
copious, abundant, fertile, fruitful.
open-mouthed, greedy, zager;
greedily, eagerly.
copious, abundant.
with full hands;
bountifully, plentifully, generously;
cf. Բռնալիր.
perfect knowledge.
well-bent (bow);
—ք, skilful archers.
full, abundant, very copious, in the highest perfection.
who has unlimited authority, plenary powers;
— ոստիկան, minister plenipotentiary.
cf. Լայնալիճ.
superabundant;
brimful.
full moon;
at full moon;
by moon-light.
abundant, plentiful;
sumptuous;
festive, merry;
gluttonous.
vast, immense (ocean).
cf. Լրականութիւն.
plenary, full, complete, absolute;
perfectly, entirely, fully;
— իշխանութիւն, absolute power, full authority;
— իշխանաւոր, a plenipotentiary;
— ներողութիւն, plenary indulgence.
full of wisdom, sensible, prudent;
ingenious, skilful.
with a bountiful hand, liberal, generous.
skilful in archery;
well-bent (bow).
abundant, copious;
generous, liberal.
clawed, armed with claws, or talons.
to be full, to abound;
to be filled with, to be satiated.
heaped up, running over, full to overflowing;
complete, perfect.
liberal, bountiful, munificent.
abundantly, plentifully.
fruitful, fertile, productive, teeming.
extensive, spacious, vast.
full of anger, angry.
to fill up, to fill with;
to satiate, to fill to overflowing, to load with;
to satisfy;
to perfect, to finish, to ultimate.
full, abounding with;
wealthy, opulent.
Anti-Libanon.
to lick;
to lap;
to devour, to consume;
to destroy, to annihilate.
to lick up, to devour, to exterminate.
genesis, genealogy.
vexation, torment, oppression, ill usage;
anguish, sorrow, affliction, trouble.
that bears the yoke;
obedient, submissive.
that imposes a yoke;
— լինել, to suhject, to place under the yoke.
lever;
balance;
— քառաթեւին, arms of the cross;
— կշռոյ, beam of an assaying balance;
— թեքեալ or արմկնաձեւ, crook or elbow -;
— արգելիչ, detent -.
lever.
horse-gin.
husband, spouse;
— հարազատութիւն, consanguinity;
— լինել, to be united, accompanied;
to be married.
(letters) of similar sounds.
to quarrel (among yoke-fellows);
to fall out with one's companions, to make a quarrelsome household;
to litigate, to contend, to dispute.
cf. Լծակռուիմ.
yoke-fellow war, dispute among persons subject to the same authority;
a quarrelsome household;
controversy, dispute, quarrel;
law-suit.
to place under the same yoke, to harness together;
to conjoin, to join, to league, to unite, to confederate;
to couple, to pair;
to unite in marriage.
to be united, conjoined;
to be agreed;
to be married.
conjunction, junction, union, tie;
marriage;
conjunction, syzigy;
substitution of letters having similar sounds.
yoked;
that draws.