given or granted beforehand.
cf. Նախապատուար.
cf. Նահապետ.
first, fruit, premice.
to predestine.
predestination.
archdeacon.
cf. Նախասացիկ.
predicted, foretold.
prediction.
anteroom, ante-chamber, waiting-room.
to sow previously.
first author, first principle, beginning, origin, source;
chief, escort, guide.
first-shooting.
first master.
cf. Նախաստեղծիկ.
created first.
supreme, sublime.
presanctified.
first dead (Abel);
premature.
the departed ancients.
already long since.
very laborious, most industrious.
antepenult.
protomartyr, the first martyr, St. Stephen.
first martyrdom.
the first martyr.
to decree, to decide beforehand.
insult, outrage, injury, opprobrium, shame, infamy;
infamous, ignominious, opprobrious, base, villainous;
despised, scorned, vile;
— լինել, to become an object of scorn or ignominy, to be infamous.
offensive, outrageous, abusive, insulting, injurious, defamatory.
loaded with insult, shame or abuse, insulted, affronted;
— առնել, to load with abuse, to insult, to affront;
— լինել, to be covered with opprobrium, loaded with abuse.
cf. Նախատինք.
cf. Նախատական;
blamable, reprehensible, censurable.
warned, acquainted with beforehand.
foreknowledge, prescience.
to insult, to injure, to offend, to outrage, to abuse, to load with injuries;
to reproach, to blame, to censure.
foreseeing, prescient;
— լինել, to be provident.
to foresee;
to prophesy.
foresight, prevision;
prophecy.
wrong, affront, injury, offence, outrage;
blame, reproach, censure;
shame, dishonour, opprobrium, infamy, ignominy;
—նս դնել, գործել ումեք, to affront, to wrong, to insult, to disgrace, to dishonour, cf. Նախատեմ;
լինել — ազգաց, to become the scorn of nations;
բառնալ զ—նս, to wipe off the ignominy;
ի —նս քո, for thy shame.
insulter, offender, abuser, reviler, affronter, scoffer.
cf. Նախագաղափար.
cf. Նախատիչ.
first dwelling.
given, granted or conceded before.
cf. Նախատօնակ.
eve of a feast.
satrap, proconsul, lord, governor of a province, prefect, mayor;
—ք, magnates, grandees, noblemen.
composed of satraps or nobles, princely;
the nobility.
of a noble or princely family.