adorned with a crown, crowned.
bearing a crown, crowned.
crowning with flowers.
lining of a crown.
crowned;
crowning.
wearing a crown.
crowned with another;
sharer in the crown, in empire.
place where prizes are kept and distributed.
cf. Պսակահամբար.
crowned.
crossbreed, coronal.
whose name is Crown (Stephen).
cf. Պսակազարդ.
faithful or tender (bridegroom or bride).
crowned;
laureate;
prince, king.
to be crowned, rewarded.
to crown, to wreath;
to reward, to recompense;
to give the nuptial blessing, to marry;
to crown, to achieve, to accomplish.
to be crowned;
to be married;
to be achieved, accomplished.
crowner;
achiever.
coronation;
crowning.
rose-thorn.
cf. Պսեմ.
fruitless, unfruitful, sterile, barren.
loss of fruits.
ripeness, maturity.
fond of fruits.
cf. Պտսկեմ.
to sport, to dance, to leap as children in the lap, to coax, to fondle, to caress;
to sport or play as small animals.
apocryphal books on the Apostles.
leck.
horehound, marrubium.
cf. Պրաստին.
suburb.
turbith, thapsia, bastard turbith.
cf. Պրիոն.
provost-ship.
cf. Պողոսակ.
follower of St. Paul;
—ք, St. Paul's companions.
cf. Ջահազգեաց.
cf. Ջահալուցութիւն.
diligent, active, careful, laborious, painstaking, studious, assiduous, hardworking.
diligence, care, close application, assiduity, steadiness, painstaking.
chimera;
chimerical.
hotly, warmly.
hot-bath, vapour-bath.
classification, order, arrangement.
cf. Ջորեպան.
very solid, stable.
to strengthen, to fix, to make firm, to establish, to consolidate;
*to learn, to study.
to be strengthened by, consolidated, to gather strength from.