done by hand.
written or sculptured by hand.
fox-glove, digitalis.
cutting off or amputating another's finger.
thrusting in one's finger;
— զզուանօք փսխել, to provoke vomiting with the finger.
cf. Մատնացոյց.
to write, to compose, to trace.
whitlow, panaris, felon.
a finger's width or depth;
inch, digit, finger.
pointing at, indicating with the finger;
— առնել, լինել, to point at, to addict, to indicate;
to betray;
to deride, to scoff, to ridicule, to quiz, to make a laughing-stock of.
fingering, playing on, touching.
chaplain.
chaplainship.
Maran-atha, it signifies the Lord comes, or, the Lord is come;
(it was a form of threatening, cursing or anathematizing among the Jews).
to prophecy;
to predict, to foretell;
to play the prophet, to counterfeit.
inhabited by man.
to become man, incarnate, to take human flesh or nature.
cf. Մարթեմ.
somatology.
too indulgent to the appetites, carnal, sensual.
well shaped.
corporeal substances;
creatures, mortals.
to change into flesh.
incorporation, embodiment.
clothed with flesh, incarnate;
corporeal, bodily, mortal.
cf. Մարմնազգած.
cf. Մարմնազգած.
cf. Մարմնազգած.
incarnation.
impudic, sensual, libidinous;
impotent, frigid, incapable of procreation.
luxury, licentiousness, lechery, wantonness;
impotence, frigidity.
pleasing or grateful to the senses.
sensual delights;
pleasures.
hiding, covering the corpse (tomb), or the body (hair).
cf. Մարմնածնունդ.
corporeal birth, according to the flesh.
corporal, a fine linen-cloth on which the priest places the chalice at mass.
corporeal, bodily;
mundane, worldly;
carnal, sensual.
carnivorous.
use of flesh for food.
of the same nature;
consanguineous;
fellow-man.
gymnastics, athletics.
bodily exercise.
anatomist, dissector.
anatomical.
to anatomize, to dissect.
anatomy, dissection.
anatomically.
impotent, unhealthy, apoplectic, disabled, crippled.
having a bodily form or figure, corporeal.