uncle, mother's brother.
cousin, mother's brother's daughter.
cousin, mother's brother's son.
cf. Յաբեթեան.
of or belonging to Japheth;
Armenian;
— տոհմ, the Armenian nation, the Armenians.
Dioscorian.
morel or winter-cherry, alkekengi.
of Jacob or James.
strong-armed;
strong, robust, vigorous, very powerful.
convincing, convictive.
very high;
sublime.
cf. Յաճախ.
totally, entirely, quite;
rashly, imprudently.
out of the way, unseasonably, beside the question.
expounding, explaining, exposing;
clear, perspicuous, obvious, plain.
to explain, to expound, to expose, to illustrate, to make clear or evident.
expounder, interpreter.
explanation, exposition.
cf. Յայտնապէս.
speaking or spoken openly, manifestly;
— վկայութիւն, undeniable or decisive witness or testimony;
— խօսել, to speak openly, to speak out plainly.
unblushing, shameless, brazen-faced, impudent, immodest.
cf. Յանդգնագոյնս.
suddenly opened.
gushing forth unexpectedly.
providently, carefully, diligently.
accidentally;
furtively, stealthily.
prating.
to speak like a madman, foolishly, crazily.
silly discourse, foolery, silliness.
foolishly, sillily;
wildly.
like Jesus.
jubilee;
jubilee, festivity, rejoicing;
— ամ, year of jubilee.
obelisk.
very lucky, fortunate.
in many ways or manners;
often, many times.
sonorous, resounding, noisy, strepitous, stentorian.
cf. Բազմաբեղուն.
full of stains or spots, very much stained or soiled.
numerous, many;
often.
assembled in great multitudes or flocks, very numerous.
very hot, burning, stifling, suffocating.
flowing abundantly, copious, abundant.
idly, lazily, slowly, carelessly.
hellenism, grecism.
hopingly.
cf. Յուսահատ.
hopeful.
desperately, despairingly.
friday-like;
— դարու, in the sixth century.
purist.