cf. Լպրշութիւն.
cf. Լպրշութիւն.
silence, taciturnity.
fond of silence, taciturn.
taciturnity.
place ef silence;
—ք, silence;
—ք Պիւթագորացւոց, the five years' silence imposed on his scholars by Pythagoras.
tacitly, by implication;
secretly, in secret;
silently, without bustle, in a private manner.
cf. Լռելեայն.
to silence, to put to silence, to impose silence;
to interrupt, to cause to cease;
— զխիղճ մտաց, to stifle one's remorse or compunction.
acoustic.
acoustics.
acoustic.
that loves to hear, eager to listen;
attentive, obedient.
hearing, ear;
hall of audience, auditory;
university.
that stops his ears;
that shuts his ears to.
to cause to hear.
whitish, rather white.
to become white, to whiten, to bleach.
to whiten, to render white, to bleach.
cf. Լսնացուցանեմ.
auditive;
— ջիղք, acoustic nerves.
gazzette, newspaper;
paper, journal;
gazzetteer, newsman.
editor, writerfor a newspaper, journalist.
journalism.
perfect, entire, full.
accomplishment, perfection;
fulness.
to be accomplished, finished;
to overflow with.
brimful.
fully, copiously, perfectly.
to complete, to accomplish, to finish, to crown, to complete the measure of, to carry to its highest pitch.
impudently, insolently, with effrontery.
very or most impudent.
insolent, impudent, foulmouthed.
cf. Լրբիմ.
cf. Լրբութիւն.
to render impudent, to divest of shame.
bluish grey.
to become bluish grey.
obscurity of vision, indistinct sight.
merrily.
woad.
joyful, gay, of a cheerful countenance.
gaiety, mirth, merriment, jollity.
lively, sprightly;
gay, joyful, merry;
gaily, joyfully, merrily.
cf. Լրջմտութիւն.
to awaken, to wake up;
to become sprightly, to indulge in mirth, to make merry.
to awaken;
to rouse to gaiety, to render merry, to put into good humour;
to lighten;
to brighten.
glazing, coarse enamel, smalt.
isatine;
—ւիտ, isatide.
ship's hold.