inexorable, inflexible.
cf. Դժուարաջինջ.
steep, cragged
that sees, comprehends with difficulty;
obscure.
difficulty or trouble of seeing, of understanding;
obscurity.
difficult to impede or hinder.
to render difficult, to embarrass, to entangle.
difficult to tame, to domesticate.
cf. Դժուարընդել.
hard, raw, harsh.
indecent, unsuitable, unbecoming, unworthy, impertinent, loathsome;
—ս or —ս իմն, indecently, impertinently, slovenly.
indecency, indignity, impertinence.
to confound, to convince, to cover with shame.
to defraud;
to deceive.
to dress a dead body;
to embalm;
to bury.
to disinter, to strip dead bodies.
cf. Դիազարդեմ.
to suck, to suck milk from the breast.
suckling, that sucks.
act of sucking.
to suckle, to nourish with milk, to give suck.
to amass, to gather, to heap up, to pile, to accumulate, to sheaf;
to pile up;
to raise, to make straight.
cf. Դիզանեմ.
cf. Ընդդիմաբանեմ.
cf. Դիմագրաւ լինիմ.
to oppose, resist.
cf. Դիմադարձեմ.
cf. Ընդդիմաբանեմ.
to oppose, to resist, to abide by.
resemblance.
to run, to fall upon one, to run to, to rush, to dart;
to have recourse, to apply.
tendency, decline;
ejaculation;
recourse.
to make run or to rush on.
furnished or dressed in brocade.
that shoots very well with a bow.
cf. Դիպան պատահեմ.
to cause to touch or strike.
that has a fine face, elegant, charming.
the chief shepherd, or overseer;
archbishop.
cf. Դիտեմ.
to consider, to look, to observe, to remark, to recognise, to see, to stare;
to leer;
to spy, to watch;
to examine, to study;
to speculate, to contemplate;
to consult;
to look, to aim;
to aim at, to tend;
to expect, to mean, to intend.
demoniac.
cf. Դիւազգեաց.
to be possessed;
to play the devil, to be enraged.
sacrificed to the devil.
cf. Դիւանապան.
office of great officer or of keeper of the records.
like the devil, diabolic.
to charm, to enchant, to conjure, to fascinate.
easy to break, brittle, fragile, frail;
refrangible;
tender.