evening party.
here, to this place;
down to there.
both as to this to that, considering both sides of the case.
thus far;
till here.
hitherto, to this day, till today, until now.
amorous, lecherous, lewd, voluptuous, sensual, libidinous.
to desire passionately.
passion, love, lust, sensuality, lechery, concupiscence;
զվավաշոտ ցանկասիրութեամբ թեւակոխել, to abandon one-self to voluptuousness.
pretty, fine, nice-looking.
inclined to anger, hasty, irascible, passionate, choleric.
irascibility.
wrathful, angry.
fit to excite anger;
irascible;
irascibility.
cf. Ցասմնական.
to lose one's temper, to put oneself in a passion, to fall or fly into a passion, to fire up, to be indignant, very cross, greatly incensed, violently enraged, angry, vexed, exasperated;
— տարապարտուց, to fire up at the least thing, to be easily provoked, put out.
anger, indignation, passion, wrath, ire, rage, fury;
ի — ածել, to provoke, to anger, to incense;
գրգռել զ— ուրուք, to rouse or stir up wrath, to put into a passion;
թափել զ— բարկութեան, to vent one's anger or spleen;
մեծապէս ցասմամբ եռալ ախտից, to be aggravated, to become worse;
լինել ցասմամբ ընդ ումեք, to be angry with, to quarrel with a person.
tooffeild, to rouse the indignation of, to put in a passion, to irritate, to incense, to chafe, to provoke, to exasperate.
cf. Ցասնում.
point.
cf. Ցարդ.
cf. Ցարդ.
merciful.
foot of a mountain;
skirt of a robe or cloak;
train of a gown;
առ —ով լերինն, at the foot of the mountain.
trailing one's gown, clothed in trailing robes;
— պատմուճան, trailing gown;
— ճեմելիք, promenade in gown and train.
tunnel.
of great girth.
cf. Հաստատադէտ.
boarded.
to board.
boards;
paste-board.
furnished with great trees;
large tree.
made of massive pieces or stones;
very large, very voluminous.
great, numerous, powerful.
cf. Թանձրամած.
to thicken, to grow thick or large, to enlarge;
to become or grow larger, bigger, stouter, fatter;
to increase in size, to grow.
thick and sharp-pointed.
heavy-branched.
to thicken, to enlarge;
to augment, to increase;
to magnify.
largeness, thickness.
truthful, veracious;
true, real, veritable;
etymologist.
etymological.
truly.
to verify, to explain;
to trace the etymology or derivation of a word.
truthfulness, veracity;
etymology.
etymologically.