to reduce to slavery, to enslave, to enthrall.
to become a slave.
fellow-slave.
slavery, bondage, yoke, servitude, subjection.
cf. Սոճի.
strombus, turbinite, (a testaceous univalve).
cf. Ստռոբիլոս.
slave;
vassal, subject, serf;
servant;
— ընդոծին, slave born in the house.
to spin round.
to repent, to regret, to rue, to be seized with repentance, touched with contrition.
cf. Ստրջումն.
repentance, regret, concern, sorrow, grief, remorse, compunction.
to cause to repent.
cf. Սայրասուր.
long-headed;
sharp-witted;
— լեառն, pinnacled mountain.
armed with sharp weapons;
— կառք, chariots armed with scythes.
acute-winged.
cf. Սրաթռիչ.
flying swiftly.
fencer;
cf. Զինախաղ.
killed, slain with a sword.
pointed, sharpened.
pestilence, plague, epidemy, contagion, mortality.
keen-sighted, piercing-eyed;
clear-sighted, perspicacious.
piercing sight;
perspicuity, clear-sightedness.
cf. Սրակոտոր առնեմ.
to put to the sword.
sharp-beaked;
— կօշիկ, pointed shoe.
drawing-room, hall, saloon;
curtain;
church-porch, portico, court;
corridor.
small hall;
small curtain, hanging, tapestry, arras;
— հարսանց, curtained bed.
curtain-shaped.
cf. Ստոյիկեան.
eagle-eyed;
having a penetrating glance.
shrill-voiced.
to desire earnestly, to long for, to sigh after.
to kill with a sword, to put to the edge of the sword.
to fall by the sword.
cf. Սուսերամերկ.
acuminated, pointed;
very sharp or cold.
acute-minded, sharp-witted, clear-sighted, subtle, penetrating, quick, ingenious.
to be well-tempered, hardened.
acumen, acuteness, clear-sightedness, subtilty, perspicuity, penetration, sagacity.
to be pointed, sharp, to end in a point;
to pass rapidly, to fly, to go quickly, to fleet away, to rush on, to precipitate, to rush on headlong;
to be soured, exasperated, to chafe at;
ի բաց —, to disappear, to fly away, to vanish.
acute-angled;
acute angle;
— եռանկիւն, oxygon.
moving quickly, rapid, swift, impetuous, violent.
to go swiftly, to run rapidly, to hasten.
to charm, to astound, to stun.
to be raptured.
having the throat cut;
with one's throat cut.
bramble, briar.
singing the Trisagium.