minotaur, bucentaur.
to humanize, to civilize;
to familiarize, to tame.
adulatory, deceitful.
adulation, flattery.
incarnation;
our Lord's human nature;
creation, gene ration or genealogy of mankind.
humanity, human nature;
humanity, mankind;
multitude, many people.
dignity, office or post of kislar-agasi.
teaching, training;
instruction, exercise.
government of a march, governorship of a province.
to render possible;
to execute, to carry into effect, to accomplish.
ingenious, clever, skilled;
cf. Մարթ.
clever, skilful, expert.
possible and proper.
dexterity, ability, cleverness.
to cause to itch, to tickle, to titillate;
to irritate, to exasperate;
to tickle, to please, to gratify.
itching, pruriency;
incitement, tickling, titillation;
smart, burning, puncture.
cf. Մարմարաշէն.
somatology.
incorporation, embodiment.
incarnation.
luxury, licentiousness, lechery, wantonness;
impotence, frigidity.
sensual delights;
pleasures.
hiding, covering the corpse (tomb), or the body (hair).
corporeal birth, according to the flesh.
use of flesh for food.
bodily exercise.
anatomy, dissection.
sensuality, attachment to sensual pleasures.
tickling, titillation, stimulant;
any movement of the body.
incarnation.
sensuality, lust, concupiscence.
materiality.
to change into flesh;
to embody, to incarnate;
to figure, to impress with a form.
corporeity;
incarnation;
humanity.
cf. Հոգեփոխութիւն.
cf. Մատուտակ.
to cause to digest.
cf. Մարսողական.
cf. Մարսումն.
digestion;
concoction.
companionship in arms;
alliance, confederacy;
aid, succour.
weapons of war (other than firearms);
military, warlike.
to martyrize.
martyrdom.
female martyr.
military professor;
fencing-master.
to cause to fight, to provoke to combat;
to defy, to challenge.
cf. Մացառախիտ.
cold, cool.
fire-temple.