cf. Մարդակերպ.
familiar, tame, docile.
human.
chief guardian of the harem, chief of the eunuchs, kislar agasi.
dignity, office or post of kislar-agasi.
sweet marjoram.
may-pole.
the tenth month of the ancient Armenian calendar, (May).
to instruct in athletic exercises;
to inure to war;
to exercise, to instruct, to initiate, to teach, to discipline, to form, to train, to civilize, to soften manners.
cf. Մարզպան.
possible;
contingent;
proper, fitting.
to be able, possible, to have the power, faculty or means.
to find means, to invent, to contrive, to find out.
to render possible;
to execute, to carry into effect, to accomplish.
hoe.
Marcionites.
statue of wax.
to itch, to feel an itching, titillation or pruriency, to have a tickling sensation;
to feel a desire to scratch oneself;
to be excited, incited, provoked, tickled or pleased.
to cause to itch, to tickle, to titillate;
to irritate, to exasperate;
to tickle, to please, to gratify.
cf. Մարմարեղէն.
of marble, marble, marmorean.
cf. Մարմարեայ.
distaff.
well shaped.
to change into flesh.
cf. Մարմնազգած.
cf. Մարմնազգած.
cf. Մարմնազգած.
incarnation.
impudic, sensual, libidinous;
impotent, frigid, incapable of procreation.
luxury, licentiousness, lechery, wantonness;
impotence, frigidity.
carnivorous.
use of flesh for food.
to anatomize, to dissect.
having a bodily form or figure, corporeal.
despising carnal pleasures.
materiality.
cf. Մարմնատիպ.
to change into flesh;
to embody, to incarnate;
to figure, to impress with a form.
fleshy, corpulent, fat, plump.
corporal, corporeal.
to digest;
to concoct.
to cause to digest.
cf. Մարսողական.
to martyrize.
to fear, to be afraid.
to fall upon, to make an inroad, to invade, to sack, to plunder.
pastor, chief of a flock;
bishop.
episcopacy;
bishopric.
cf. Յօտեմ.