vexatious, proud, tiresome, crabbed, cross.
very bitter;
—, —ս, bitterly.
that has dangerous venom.
furnished with, or full of bitterness, very bitter
disastrous (news).
deploring with much bitterness.
groaning bitterly, painfully.
cf. Դառնակոռոչ.
inhuman, cruel.
who has an afflicted heart.
bitter, harsh.
that stinks.
rough, violent;
bad, venemous.
cf. Դառնենի.
bitter (to drink).
vexatious, offensive, irritating, maddening.
to imbitter;
to sour, to irritate, to offend, to tire, to displease.
that imbitters, irritates.
whose branches are bitter.
cf. Դառնահամ.
bitterness, disgust, sharpness, gall, distaste;
grief, displeasure, vexation;
rigour;
enormity;
mordacity.
chorister, master of the choir.
desertion
meeting, assembly.
ordered, assembled.
order, sign;
enrolment;
choir;
hierarchy;
category.
admission, company.
office of a master of the choir;
hierarchy.
lecturer, professor, teacher.
school-house.
instruction, lesson.
cf. Դասեմ.
order, ordonnance, arrangement;
system;
— բառից, syntax.
cf. Դասեմ.
education, instruction, discipline;
pedagogy.
sentence pronounced or written.
cf. Դատախազանք.
condemnation, damnation, perdition.
cf. Դատաստանարան.
useless discourse.
very inquisitive.
sauntering, rambling.
blackguard, rogue, rover, vagabond;
— կեանս վարել, to play the blackguard.
cf. Դատարկապորտ.
to empty, to evacuate, to clear;
to exhaust.
emptying, vacuum, space;
evacuation;
vacuity;
vacancy;
exhaustion;
idleness, sloth-fulness, laziness, leisure.
judge;
arbiter;
counsellor, corrector;
bailiff;
police-officer;
censurer, critic.
like a judge, in justice, with authority.
judicial, done by authority of justice.
court, seat of justice, tribunal.