sanctification.
to sanctify;
to consecrate;
to canonize.
sanctifying;
consecration;
canonization.
inquisition;
ատեան սրբաքնութեան, the Inquisition, the Holy Office.
holiness;
purification;
purity, cleanliness, neatness;
expiation;
offering;
sanctuary;
*Communion;
chastity, modesty;
innocence, integrity, candour;
abstersion;
սրբութեանց or — սրբոց, the Holy of Holies;
— սրբութեանց or սուրբ սրբութեանց, most sacred;
յարկ սրբութեան, temple, church;
— ձեր, Your Holiness;
սրբութեամբ, holily.
f. holy;
saint;
Holy Virgin.
rapid course, impetuosity.
St. John's wort.
cf. Սրովբէախումբ.
cf. Սրովբէախումբ.
where the seraphim assemble;
chorus of seraphim.
pure, holy as a seraph.
phial, flagon, bottle;
cruet;
gauge;
— վիրաբուժից, cupping-glass.
sharpness, acuteness, keenness, point;
subtilty;
rapidity, velocity, speed, celerity;
— մտաց, acumen;
— ձայնի, shrillness.
rather sharp;
flageolet.
sharpening, setting, grinding.
leg, shank.
good-eared, sharp-eared.
aspersion, besprinkling.
frozen snow-flake.
faint-heartedness, dejection, despondency, discouragement, consternation.
auricles of the heart.
consternation, dismay.
cf. Սրտաբախ.
bantering, jeering, mocking.
bravery, courage, heart, boldness.
touching the heart, moving, affecting, tender;
touched, moved;
eager, desirous, burning for;
angry, displeased, shocked, wounded, exasperated;
heart-of-fending, mournful, heart-piercing.
compassion, pity;
distress, anguish, grief;
heart-burn;
սրտացաւութեամբ, compassionately, pitifully.
cf. Սրտապնդեմ;
to affect, to touch.
heart's ease.
to make angry, to put in a passion, to irritate, to enrage, to exasperate, to put out of all patience to excite to anger, to vex, to plague.
indignation, passion, vexation, anger, ire, spite, wrath, rage;
շիջուցանել զբոց սրտմտութեան, to stifle, smother or suppress the fire of one's indignation;
cf. Հրաբորբոք.
little heart;
sap.
cardialgy;
cf. Սրտացաւութիւն.
the girding, or clothing with.
cf. Սփոփանք.
cf. Սփոփանք.
expansibility.
expansion.
admiration, wonder, astonishment, amazement, ravishment, extacy.
to render admirable, to make wonderful, to astonish, to surprise, to amaze, to ravish, to strike with wonder, to enrapture.
charming, surprising, ravishing, bewitching, wonderful.
doing wonders, working miracles;
prodigy, miracle, portent.
worthy to be heard.
wonderful, superb, majestic, very glorious, imposing.
related or told wonderfully well;
cf. Հրաշապատում.
admirable, stupendous.
to render admirable, marvelous.
excellence.