oddness, caprice.
difficult to conquer.
to be difficult, to have trouble;
to be angry, perplexed.
cf. Դժուարութիւն.
slow, tardy;
cold;
heavy
asthma;
suffocation.
asthmatic;
out of breath;
broken-winded
difficult to keep or preserve.
difficult to explain or narrate.
difficult to strike out.
cf. Դժուարաջինջ.
steep, cragged
difficult to gain or acquire.
rough, rugged;
steep.
difficult to cultivate, rough, hard, uncultivated;
painful.
difficult to contradiet
contentious.
that sees, comprehends with difficulty;
obscure.
difficulty or trouble of seeing, of understanding;
obscurity.
difficult to impede or hinder.
difficult to awake, profound (sleep).
indissoluble, difficult to loose.
to render difficult, to embarrass, to entangle.
with difficulty, hardly, painfully.
shut or enclosed in a narrow compass.
that changes with difficulty, immutable.
cf. Դժուարափոխ.
rotting with difficulty.
cf. Դժուարարձակ.
who staggers in walking.
most painful.
difficult to examine, to scrutinize.
difficult to tame, to domesticate.
cf. Դժուարընդել.
that has trouble in conceiving or understanding;
difficult to understand, ohscure.
to be angry, enraged, vexed, offended;
to have trouble or difficulty.
difficult to understand, ohscure, unintelligible.
difficult, hard, impracticable, painful, laborious, fatiguing, grievous, unpleasant, vexatious, thorny, delicate, imposing;
heavy, weighty, onerous, rough, rugged.
vexatious, difficult.
difficult to be caught in hunting or fishing.
cf. Դժուարորս.
difficulty, trouble, fatigue, distress, perplexity, intrigue, inconvenience, contrariety;
difficult point, knot, hinderance, obstacle;
asperity, rigidity;
բայց ոչ առանց դժուարութեան, but not without fatigue;
բառնալ զ—, to smoothe difficulties;
— կրել, to meet with difficulties;
—ս հանել, to make difficulties;
յաղթել դժուարութեանց, to overcome difficulties.
difficult to learn;
who learns with difficulty.
rugged, impracticable, rude, rough.
hard, raw, harsh.
cf. Դժուար.
impiety.
indecency, indignity, impertinence.
to confound, to convince, to cover with shame.
dissension, resistance;
vexation, regret, displeasure.