psychology.
cf. Հոգաբարձու.
to recover oneself, to come to oneself again.
spiritual, divine.
very sinful;
shade, ghost, vision.
assembled by the Holy Spirit.
cf. Հոգեբերիմ.
joyous, gay, jovial, jocund, jolly.
sacred council.
cf. Հոգելից.
cf. Հոգելից.
full of the Holy Spirit.
divinely inspired;
prophetic;
divine, spiritual.
pneumatology.
born in the spirit, spiritual.
spiritual, incorporeal;
psychical.
spirituality.
soul-saving, salutary, wholesome, vivifying, reviving.
inspired by the Holy Spirit, holy, divine;
prophet.
soul-destroying.
living according to the spirit, spiritual, virtuous;
religious.
dying, in agony.
Requiem.
furnished with the wisdom of the Holy Spirit.
soul-masscakes.
spiritual, intellectual, immaterial;
angelic;
angel.
soul-corrupting.
soulscot.
written by inspiration of the Holy Ghost.
warring against, or denying the divinity of the Holy Spirit;
follower of the doctrine of Macedonius.
denying the divinity of the Holy Spirit, the heresy of Macedonius.
deep in the mysteries of the Holy Spirit;
endowed with the Holy Spirit.
formed by the Holy Spirit.
soul-refreshing, soul-reviving;
renewed by the Holy Ghost;
refreshing or reanimating the spirit.
singing or sung by inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
salutary, useful or profitable to the soul, spiritual.
winning souls, spiritual gain.
moved by the Holy Spirit;
soul-stirring, pathetic, moving, touching, affecting.
granted by the Holy Spirit;
adorned with or full of the gift or grace of the Holy Spirit;
communicating the Holy Spirit.
inspired by the Holy Spirit.
spirit-worship.
narrated by Divine Inspiration;
treating or narrating by Divine Inspiration.
cf. Հոգեշնորհ.
spiritually, according to the spirit, divinely;
allegorically, mystically.
ardent, spiritual, fervent, devout.
benign, soul-pitying, soul-saving;
spiritual, devout, pious.
piety, devotion.
nourished or brought up spiritually.
loss of souls, perversion.
dying, agonizing, expiring, at the last gasp, in the e pangs of death;
—ք, pangs, agony, death-struggle;
լինել ի —ս, to be in agony, dying, giving up the ghost, to be in the last gasp or at the point of death.