entering, hiding among or under stones.
serpentarius.
cf. Նախաբուղխ.
set over, put above, promoted, preferred, superior;
— առնել, համարել, to prefer.
preferable.
to set over, to put above, to promote;
to prefer, to give the preference to, to esteem more.
first order or rank, preference, precedence, pre-eminence;
proposition, premises.
prerogative, privilege.
to raise, inspire, cause or rouse envy or jealousy;
— միմեանց, to grow mutually jealous;
to emulate one another.
preservative, prophylactic, preserver.
to prepare beforehand, to predispose.
preparation, predisposition.
cf. Նախապատուար.
to predestine.
predestination.
archdeacon.
cf. Նախասացիկ.
predicted, foretold.
prediction.
anteroom, ante-chamber, waiting-room.
to sow previously.
first author, first principle, beginning, origin, source;
chief, escort, guide.
first-shooting.
first master.
cf. Նախաստեղծիկ.
created first.
supreme, sublime.
presanctified.
very laborious, most industrious.
foreseeing, prescient;
— լինել, to be provident.
to foresee;
to prophesy.
foresight, prevision;
prophecy.
anciently, formerly, ab antiquo;
first, ancient.
as he or she, like him or she.
vain, vain-glorious.
vanity, vain-glory.
hare, puss;
Lepus, the hare;
արու —, buck-hare;
մատակ —, doe-hare;
ձագ —ի, levret;
հետք —ի, form, prick;
գետնափոր —, rabbit, cony;
cf. Ճագար;
—ի ականջ, hare's ear;
—ի ոտն, hare-foot, hare-wort.
narcissus, daffodil.
giant-fennel, ferula.
nard, spikenard, nardus Indica, (oil and perfume).
cf. Նարգէս.
cf. Նարգէս.
port, haven, harbour, sea-port;
the port of salvation;
cf. Նաւակայք;
ընդարձակ, անքոյթ, գեղեցիկ —, a spacious, safe, fine harbour or port;
— գետոյ, wharf, quay;
հրամանատար — գստից, harbour-master;
դիւրամերձենալի —, port accessible at any time of the tide;
դժուարամուտ —, harbour with a bar;
մտանել, հասանել, իջանել ի —, to harbour;
(նաւ) to sail into or enter harbour;
(շոգենաւ) to steam into harbour;
հասանել ողջամբ ի —, to get safe into port;
to arrive safe;
նաւաբեկ լինել ի —գստեան, to be wrecked in port.
navy.
the first month of the ancient Armenian calendar, (August).
cf. Նաւաստի.
sailor seaman, mariner, sea-faring man, tar, jack-tar;
—ք, seamen, sea-faring people, crew.
to steer a ship.
profession of a sailor;
seamanship;
steering of a ship;
piloting;
navigation.
Novatian.