graceful, handsome, charming, genteel, pretty, nice.
narrated gracefully.
simony.
gracious, bestowing favours.
cf. Շնորհատրութիւն.
gift of grace;
donation, favour, liberality.
granting or granted gratis.
congratulation, felicitation.
thanks.
flattery, compliance, adulation;
—կս or առ —կս, flatteringly, by flattery or adulation;
—կս առնել, խօսել, ասել, to do or speak according to a person's known proclivities, to seek to please, to shew a particular regard for, to favour, to flatter, to adulate, to wheedle.
canine nature;
adultery, fornication;
idolatry;
cf. Ըմբռնիմ.
respiration;
animation.
creation of the soul, animation.
air-hole, vent-hole, draft-hole.
breathing.
respiration.
being out of breath, breathlessness.
asthma, shortness of breath.
to animate, to give a soul to, to cause to breathe, to vivify.
act of breathing, respiration, animation, vitality;
sensuality.
to cause to blow.
respiration.
the necessary livelihood.
breath, puff, wind;
whistling;
respiration, breathing;
inspiration.
whispering, whisper, murmur;
noise, rumour;
աղօտ —, a hollow or rumbling noise;
a secret rumour.
noise, racket, uproar, clatter, hubbub, tumult.
cf. Շշնջիւն.
vaporization, evaporation.
to vaporize.
evil or malicious reports, delation, story, tale, report, backbiting, slander, scandal;
flattery.
irradiation.
to cause to shine or to glitter, to give brightness to, to brighten;
to warm, to inflame, to render incandescent;
to brandish, to rotate.
cf. Շողաւոր.
scintillation.
adulation, flattery, palaver, cajoling, coaxing, caresses, fondling, wheedling.
fore-court.
cf. Շուայտաբարոյ.
intemperate, gluttonous, drunken, crapulous;
debauched, dissolute.
cf. Շուայտիմ.
cf. Շուայտութիւն.
to take pleasure in crapulence or debauchery.
to give oneself up to debauchery, to eat and drink to excess, to guzzle, to gormandize, to live in gross debauchery.
cf. Շուայտ.
low debauchery, guttling, intemperance, surfeit, excess, orgies, drunken revelry.
cf. Նիզակ.
cf. Շուարումն.
consternation, dismay, surprise, amazement, giddiness.
to stun, to astonish, to surprise;
to baffle, to puzzle, to bewilder, to make giddy or dizzy.
to be stunned, astonished, surprised, baffled or puzzled, embarrassed, bewildered, not to know what do or what way to turn.
nimble, light-footed, swift, quick, agile, lithe.