epicurean.
sacerdotal maniple.
bishop.
episcopal.
suffragan, companion of a bishop.
where a bishop's see is;
— եկեղեցի, cathedral.
cf. Եպիսկոպոսարան.
archbishop.
archbishopric.
bishop's see, bishop's palace.
the bishops.
episcopate, dignity of bishop, bishopric.
tritoxide.
deploring with much bitterness.
groaning bitterly, painfully.
cf. Դառնակոռոչ.
bitter, painful.
cf. Դառնահամ;
— լինիմ, to taste gall or anything bitter.
cf. Դառնահամ.
troop, order, division;
flock (of sheep, etc.);
herd (of oxen, etc.).
ordinal;
classical;
arranged, divided.
order, class.
to put in order, to associate, to enrol.
order, sign;
enrolment;
choir;
hierarchy;
category.
of the same order or class;
colleague, comrade.
to be in the same class or society, to enrol one's self.
admission, company.
wrist;
hand, palm;
— սրոյ, hilt of a sword;
—ս դնել, to haft, to set in a handle.
manacles, handcuffs.
place where one rests the wrist or hand.
manufactory, edifice, building;
estate, village, country house, villa.
exquisite food or cakes.
handkerchief;
towel, napkin.
preceptor, tutor, pedagogue.
place of educa-tion;
preceptor.
to bring up, to educate, to instruct, to train up, to discipline.
education, instruction, discipline;
pedagogy.
litigant, pleading.
sentence;
condemration, proscription, censure, fulmination.
to sentence, to execute, to condemn, to censure, to proscribe, to fulminate.
to judge rightly.
judicial, done by legal authority.
empty, void;
hollow;
vain, useless;
idle, indolent, unoccupied, lazy;
— ինչ, in vain.
that speaks in vain.
to speak to no purpose or in vain.
useless discourse.
leisure-time.
very inquisitive.
slothful, lazy, idle, unoccupied.
emptyhanded, without a present, without offering.