that ruins himself.
cf. Անձնակործան.
cf. Անձնահաճ.
presumption, pride, vanity.
unanimous, consentaneous.
self-devoted.
self-devotion, self-sacrifice.
cf. Անձնանուիրութիւն.
to escape, to fly, to have a narrow escape, to run away.
cf. Անձնապուր.
cf. Անձնապուր.
selfishness, self-love;
egotism.
suicide, self-murder.
that burns himself.
that surrenders;
addicted, subject;
determined, desperate;
— լինել, to abandon himself, to be addicted;
to surrender, to capitulate;
to refer.
ostentations, pompous, full of affectation.
to be the vital or principal to an organized body, to animate;
to vivify, to personify, to personate.
animated, alive, rational;
personal;
hypostatical.
personally;
hypostatically.
personal;
hypostatical.
cf. Անձնացուցանեմ.
to have a soul;
to be animate;
to live, to exist.
personality;
hypostasis;
person.
dissipation;
egotism, selfishness;
comfortableness;
անձնդիւրութեամբ շրջել, to live delicately.
freewill, choice, free agency, independence.
self-esteem, presumption.
self-denial, abnegation.
narrow, strait;
narrow passage, defile, strait, pass;
desire, wish;
— ունել, to desire, to wish.
that carries its neck proudly, spirited (applied to horses).
cf. Յահուր.
great coat, surtout, cloak, mantle, gown.
son of a female slave or maid-servant.
the condition of a female slave or maid-servant, domesticity, menial condition.
cf. Գարշահոտութիւն.
to disfigure, to make ugly or dirty, to soil.
dirty, ugly, impure;
idol.
ugliness, filth, act of growing ugly;
deformity, uncleanness;
impurity, dirtiness, nastiness, foulness, lewdness.
to be suitable.
to grow weak.
inconstant, unstable, not solid, slippery.
cf. Գթումն.
till tomorrow, tomorrow morning.
to anger, to rouse the wrath or ire, to incense, to provoke, to exasperate, to drive to extremities.
cf. Զայրոյթ.
hasty, passionate, fiery, wrathful.
anger, indignation;
passion.
cf. Զայրացութիւն.
cf. Զայրացութիւն.
to irritate, to put in a passion, to enrage, to anger, to make angry, to fret, to vex, to nettle, to affront, to provoke.
flight, gust of passion, anger, wrath, spite, vexation, indignation, fury, rage, revolt;
առ —, in despite of.