density.
mortal illness.
lust, lechery, lewdness, lubricity, wantonness.
viscosity, viscidity, glueyness, tenacity.
inference, conclusion, conjecture, supposition, hypothesis.
cf. Վերնագիր.
imposition, superposition;
surname.
induction, consequence.
planimetry.
knowledge, erudition, science.
level.
flux or flow;
— եւ տեղատութիւն, the ebb and flow, tide.
condemnation.
mortality, mortal state.
mahometanism, islamism.
coscinomancy.
choledology.
bitterness, crabbedness, ill-humour, spite, gall.
ploughing.
incest.
matricide.
woodcutter's calling.
maternity, motherhood.
obstetrics, the science of midwifery.
cf. Մանկածնութիւն.
procreation, generation.
childbed, childbirth, confinement, labour, delivery, lying-in;
երկունք մանկածնութեան, the pains of labour;
մեռանել ի մանկածնութեան, to die in childbed.
pedagogy.
cf. Մանկավարժութիւն.
gymnastics.
pederasty, sodomy.
love of children.
nourishment, care, or education of children.
child-murder, infanticide.
pedagogy;
education, instruction.
cf. Մանկամոլութիւն.
cf. Մանկածնութիւն.
infancy, childhood;
youth;
minority;
cf. Մանկ;
քաջառոյգ, գեղածիծաղ, զբօսասէր, խայտալից —, lively, sprightly, playful, sportive or cheerful youth;
անդստին ի մանկութէնէդ, from your earliest years, from your youth;
ի գեղածաղիկ մանկութեան, in the bloom of youth;
in the prime of life;
անցանել զառաջին մանկութեամբ or ըստ տիս մանկութեան, to be past youth;
եւ — անցանէ, youth must have its time;
cf. Զուարթածաղիկ.
micrography.
infection, bad smell.
cf. Նեխ.
pain or uneasiness caused by constraint.
impatience, ill-temper, intolerance, vexatiou, irritation, exasperation, bursts or fits of passion or rage.
want of width or amplitude, narrowness, straightness;
care, trouble, tribulation, grief, sorrow, affliction, inquietude, displeasure;
fatigue, weariness;
importunity, incommodiousness, annoyance, tedium;
torment, worry, vexation, oppression.
fallacy, falsehood, deceit.
double-dealing;
crafty speech, honied or delusive words, deceitful discourse.
fraud, trick, artifice, craftiness, slyness, cheating;
duplicity, deception, trickery, knavery;
disloyalty, perfidy, felony, treason;
swindling, roguery.
nestorianism.
shooting, letting fly an arrow.