great fragrance.
struck brutally.
blowing violently.
to render intense, violent or strong, to strengthen, to augment, to increase;
— զպատերազմն, to foment, to exasperate warfare;
to turn the enemy's flank;
— զհրամանն արքունի, to enforce the king's command.
intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, rage, violence;
rigour, rigidity, severity, rudeness;
grievousness, enormity, extremity.
extermination, extirpation, death, havoc, destruction;
ի — մատնիլ, to perish;
սատակմունս առնել, to make carnage;
կոտորել ի —, to destroy utterly, to exterminate.
enticed, allured by the devil.
to cause to become devilish, diabolical.
devil's nature;
devilry;
malignity;
witchcraft, devilish trick.
help, succour, assistance, cooperation;
fellowship, admission;
woollen-trade.
cf. Սակուր.
cf. Սատիր.
satrapy.
woven by a spider, as thin or fine as a cobweb.
sardonyx.
Sareptan.
cf. Սարկաւագարան.
deaconship, deaconry;
service, ministry.
deaconess;
abbess.
cf. Սարութիւն.
instrument, tool, apparatus, harness, furniture;
նաւ կազմեալ ամենայն սարութեամբ, ship complete in stores and rigging.
baggage-train, stores, implements of war.
cf. Սարսատիմ.
drying, dryness.
to cause terror, to strike with consternation, to cause to shudder or shiver with fear or horror.
cf. Սարսափ.
to shake, to cause to totter or shiver with fear.
cf. Սարսեմ.
cf. Սարսափումն.
shivering, cold chill, chilliness, trembling, terror;
— առնուլ or ունել զոք, to quake with fear, terror or horror.
to cause to shiver or to tremble.
cf. Սարսռամ.
moveable, everchanging, unstable.
cf. Սարտչիմ.
to rebuff, to spurn, to repulse, to shock, to estrange, to cause a separation, to alienate, to detach;
to scare, to startle, to cause or give umbrage to;
— ի ստենէ, to wean, to disaccustom.
disgusting, forbidding.
large hood or cowl.
flapping, fluttering, flight, flying about.
like Saul.
quite false, untrue, lying.
shaving;
hair-dressing.
immoderate love of mourning.
to grieve, to sadden, to afflict.
cf. Սուգ.
mourning;
grief, pain.
morocco-dressing, morocco-trade.
cf. Չիղջ.
secundicerus.
cf. Պատառաբոյծ.
sacrilegious, impious;
profaner, spoiler.
sacrilege, profanation.