thrifty, frugal, sober, moderate.
thriftiness, contentedness, moderation, frugality, sobriety.
having but little fruit;
cf. Սակաւազաւակ.
done with slight fatigue.
scarce in water.
transient, of short duration.
containing but little, not capacious, narrow.
smallness in appearance.
short-mindedness.
few-leaved.
composed of a few lines;
— բանիւք, in few words.
with little damage.
in a few verses or lines, brief, succinct.
to diminish, to reduce in number, to lessen, to make less.
few in number, inconsiderable, little.
small number, scarcity.
of a small flock or herd.
seldom seen, rare.
cf. Սակաւաժամանակ.
cf. Սակաւաժամանակ.
a few, very few, almost none, almost nothing;
in a moment or instant;
— մի եւ, — միւս եւս եւ, — ինչ պիտոյ՝ եւ, little is wanting to, there was but little wanting, it would but a little.
of but few feet in height.
small number or quantity, smallness, slenderness, scantiness, paucity;
rarity.
having but a few.
cf. Սակաւ.
having but few days;
lasting a short time, ephemeral.
cf. Սակ արկանեմ.
rescript, decree.
to languish, to become faint.
gum sagapen.
double-edged axe, battle-axe;
cf. Սակր.
saker, goshawk;
bittern.
on account of, for, by reason of, in order to, for the sake of, with respect to, in consideration of, touching, concerning;
յայն —, that is why, for which reason, for that purpose, on that account, therefore;
յայս —, it is why, for this purpose or reason, on this account, consequently;
— է՞ր, why ? for what reason ?
ի ձեր —, for you, for your sake, on your account, in respect to you;
յո՞յր —, for whose reason ? why ?
յոր or յոյր —, — որոյ, on which account, therefore;
-՝ զի, because.
hatchet, axe;
cf. Սակեր.
chief personage, magnate.
one armed with an axe, axeman;
sapper.
cf. Սկարոս.
troop, phalanx;
slip, slide.
labent.
heavy, torrential, deluging.
furious as a torrent.
cf. Սահանահոս.
flowing like a cataract, impetuous, grand.
cf. Սահանաձայն.
noisy as a cataract, resounding, obstreperous;
purling.
drowned by a cataract.
sluice, lock, water-gate or flood-gate;
dam, mill-dam.
water-fall, cascade, cataract;
cf. Սահանափակ;
water-fall of a weir;
sheet of water.
to slide, to slip down.
fleeting, transitory.