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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
grumble   4
grunt   3
guarantee   6
guarantor   1
guard   154
guardian   20
guardianship   1
gubgha   1
guest   16
Headword

guard
154 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
grunted   2
guaramid   1
guarantee   6
guarantor   1
guard   50
guarded   17
guardian   15
guardians   5
guardianship   1


02Agat1    4:14|He also took the forage’s guards and many guard dogs, and
02Agat1    4:14|the forage’s guards and many guard dogs, and lowered them down
02Agat1    5:38|and entered a tomb, which guards the bones of all men
02Agat1    15:10|of Greater Armenia which included guarding all the passes of the
02Agat1    21:8|his providence surrounds them and guards them
02Agat1    21:9|will say: ’Where does he guard his worshippers? For those who
02Agat3    4:11|the front and the rear guards and, descending from above, advanced
02Agat3    10:18|the same sign as a guard and a refuge for all
03Buz3    13:5|made its own protecting and guarding dogs depart, and by its
03Buz3    20:4|of Atrpatakan as a border-guard
03Buz3    20:28|the motley force of tent-guards, the rhamikspas troops, the queen
03Buz4    2:5|all sides, and appointing border-guards for the borders of Armenia
03Buz4    3:1|azats, pets, princes, generals, border-guards, in one united assembly. They
03Buz4    21:10|The border-guards of the Armenian king who
03Buz4    31:3|Finding the border-guards who protected Armenia’s boundaries negligent
03Buz4    38:3|of Iran. And the Armenians guarded their borders
03Buz5    1:17|wolf, and as the advance-guard reached the interior of Armenia
03Buz5    1:29|the borders to remain there guarding the borders of his country
03Buz5    5:18|The Armenians set up border-guards, then they themselves returned to
03Buz5    6:0|Dghak who was appointed border-guard, how he became an adviser
03Buz5    6:1|of the king, as border-guard at Ganjak, which is the
03Buz5    36:4|They guarded Mushegh expecting his resurrection, until
03Buz5    37:48|over him and remained there guarding him in accordance with the
03Buz5    37:49|bearers had dismounted and were guarding Garegin. He asked them: “Who
03Buz5    37:50|ordered us to dismount and guard him
03Buz5    37:51|spared him and ordered him guarded
04Yegh2    11:274|commanded the chief-executioner to guard them unbound in each one’s
04Yegh3    5:108|booty of the army they guarded them as if at the
04Yegh3    9:208|for the rear ranks; posting guards to the front and rear
04Yegh6    1:14|to be kept under strict guard because they had addressed a
04Yegh6    3:72|the holy ones to be guarded carefully and he commanded the
04Yegh7    2:30|But the guards in charge of the prisoners
04Yegh7    2:32|a long time that the guarding of this prison has been
04Yegh7    2:33|you have been detailed to guard and not condemn them, then
04Yegh7    2:45|He summoned the guards and said to them: “Go
04Yegh7    2:45|really dry upper-room and guard them there carefully, as you
04Yegh7    6:135|who had been entrusted with guarding them was now sitting in
04Yegh7    7:165|the city were commanded to guard them carefully, so that no
04Yegh7    7:166|and served in the day-guards with the instruments of torture
04Yegh7    14:333|and Jnikan the maypet selected guards from their entourages and ordered
04Yegh7    14:334|above remained there with the guards as one of them. He
04Yegh7    14:336|fourth day two of the guards were cruelly afflicted by a
04Yegh7    15:355|terror which fell on the guards, the despairing query of the
04Yegh8    3:53|Because they were strictly guarded in that torrid country and
05Parp3    35:17|Kur River. They reached a guard wall, located between the principality
05Parp3    35:17|Huns [Honk’]. There they found sentry guards and many other Iranian troops
05Parp3    37:9|wing of the mighty rear-guard, putting many to the sword
05Parp3    39:2|brother, Hamazaspean, as the rear guard and ordered him not to
05Parp3    39:7|killed many of the armed guards, and got away unharmed
05Parp3    46:10|from him with insults. The guards beat and stripped him. Stripping
05Parp3    53:4|Jews, ordered Pilate’s troops to guard the cemetary. The Word of
05Parp3    57:12|The Iranian princes gave the guards this order: “Carefully guard the
05Parp3    57:12|the guards this order: “Carefully guard the corpses for ten or
05Parp3    57:13|and the maypet, Jnikan, the guards remained there. During this time
05Parp3    57:13|the saints from the other guards
05Parp3    57:16|The guards fell to the ground, half
05Parp3    57:19|Now when the guards had somewhat recovered from the
05Parp3    57:23|When the guards reached the princes, on the
05Parp3    57:24|only attempt to keep the guards quiet so that they would
05Parp3    57:26|the princes’ responses to the guards and realized that no one
05Parp3    57:37|He caused the guards to flee in alarm with
05Parp3    58:2|us kept here under stringent guard until now. Should it be
05Parp4    66:1|Aghbania (Aghuania) (against) rebel fortress-guards. The military commander of them
05Parp4    68:13|Vasak, (who was the advance-guard that day) went on ahead
05Parp4    72:4|walls, from a multitude of guards surrounded by shields, and (safely
05Parp4    76:8|the captive Hrahat from the guards who were surrounding him carefully
06Khor2    7:7|His armed body-guard, he appointed from the descendants
06Khor2    7:18|established four companies of palace guards, each one with ten thousand
06Khor2    8:25|with a few men to guard the mountain and to hunt
06Khor2    40:2|city could not be securely guarded. But about forty stadia distant
06Khor2    44:3|many of the princes to guard the region, and he himself
06Khor2    46:22|night with a small troop, guarded the city gate until the
06Khor2    70:5|prediction of the crow, the guarding of the illustrious lion with
06Khor2    82:4|his sister Khosrovidukht and had guarded the treasures in his fortress
06Khor3    10:8|Persian army to flight and guarded the land until Tiran’s arrival
06Khor3    37:3|the exception of his palace guard
07Seb1    10:8|company of auxiliaries and royal guards, with orders to go to
07Seb1    10:11|companies of auxiliaries and life-guards, he decided to take the
07Seb1    10:12|and the auxiliaries and the guards took counsel and decided to
07Seb1    12:7|arisen.’ He commanded his guards, saying: ’Be ready, so that
07Seb1    12:25|way, one of the king’s guards encountered them. They seized him
07Seb1    12:26|forward the officer of the guards, who also stood up and
07Seb1    17:4|the ford. Some of them guarded the fortress from the rear
07Seb1    28:3|him four-keyed trumpets and guards for his court from among
07Seb1    33:7|gate, they submitted. He posted guards there, then went and seized
07Seb1    34:18|installed in their midst to guard the city. But after some
07Seb1    39:4|control of it and posted guards over it. They made his
07Seb1    40:12|entered the royal palace, the guards of the court fell on
07Seb1    44:32|the fortress, but did not guard the spot. When the Ismaelites
07Seb1    44:32|the morning. They seized ten guards of the place while they
07Seb1    50:6|Roman army entered Constantinople to guard the city. The destroyer reached
07Seb1    51:6|Huns - for they were the guards of that place - and defeated
08Ghev1    3:13|at night. They found the guards sleeping, and so they took
08Ghev1    4:6|that he be appointed as guard over the pontoon bridge. (The
08Ghev1    4:6|The general) ordered that (Vard) guard the front of the bridge
08Ghev1    8:10|of the town and placed guards over them until dawn
08Ghev1    8:24|So they set up guards to stand watch until the
08Ghev1    10:9|the Arabs put them under guard and pondered how to destroy
08Ghev1    10:25|weakening and flight of the guards who were protecting the wall
08Ghev1    25:3|kill him. But the prince’s guards alerted him about the brigands
08Ghev1    25:4|and entire family, and left guards to protect the stronghold
08Ghev1    33:9|cold of wintertime and then guards were stationed around to torture
08Ghev1    40:19|And he appointed soldiers to guard (their corpses) so that no
09Draskh1    30:6|in arms and ornaments stood guard. The great katholikos, accompanied by
09Draskh1    31:15|he also seized the fortress guarding the pass. From there the
09Draskh1    43:10|which was surrounded by numerous guards, whose overwhelming uproar surrounded and
09Draskh1    43:28|the overwhelming uproar of the guards never ceased to bother me
09Draskh1    46:12|sabre, and having struck the guards headlong to the ground, traversed
09Draskh1    46:13|Before the outcry of the guards could be heard and a
09Draskh1    47:5|booty which he placed under guard. Then, ransacking the country, he
09Draskh1    50:10|put to the sword the guards (that had been left) by
09Draskh1    50:10|having fortified the strongholds with guards, bulwarks and large amount of
09Draskh1    54:40|turned her into an orchard-guard’s hut; like a forest, they
09Draskh1    55:32|Naxjawan. He kept them under guard as if they were hostages
09Draskh1    60:18|Kayean, and having put the guards to the sword, had forced
09Draskh1    60:25|The advance guard, who were mounted on swift
09Draskh1    62:5|However, the guards of the fortress refused to
09Draskh1    62:6|men of the fortress, the guards immediately informed the shahanshah (of
09Draskh1    62:7|of the fortress. Yet, the guards were unwilling to turn over
09Draskh1    62:8|Meanwhile, Gurgen persuaded the guards with many oaths that he
09Draskh1    62:9|as they had arrived, the guards opened before them the door
09Draskh1    62:10|the fortress learned of the guards’ deadly and insidious treachery, which
09Draskh1    64:15|in the hills, and also guarded the refugees with his numerous
09Draskh1    66:17|infantrymen on all sides, and guarding their rear with the armed
10Tovma1    1:25|perfection of paradise or to guard it from harm, but rather
10Tovma1    2:2|was written by him and guarded very carefully in Babylonwhich
10Tovma1    3:24|of plants but also invisible guards of incomparable vigilance who torment
10Tovma1    3:31|of the) senses. They were guarded by diligent and alert, yet
10Tovma1    3:31|diligent and alert, yet invisible, guards like a very secure fence
10Tovma1    5:10|a plated cuirass, backpiece, shin guards, leg greaves, and helmet, so
10Tovma1    11:25|a garrison of troops to guard (it) and resist Persian attacks
10Tovma3    2:68|some common people who will guard the forts, omitting mention of
10Tovma3    3:3|He ordered armed soldiers to guard him until he might sit
10Tovma3    10:32|they settled down to keep guard over themselves and the whole
10Tovma3    10:52|Both sides settled down to guard their positions with great care
10Tovma3    19:13|ordered the bridgeheads to be guarded and the desert places and
10Tovma3    19:14|the direction of Apahunik’. So guard your road.” The affair turned
10Tovma3    19:15|and kept the men under guard, letting no one know what
10Tovma3    20:38|his own trusted retainers to guard it. He also took from
10Tovma3    20:43|and sent him under armed guard to Vantosp, to the princess
10Tovma3    29:68|installed his own officers to guard the fortress
10Tovma4    2:10|and had them imprisoned and guarded with great circumspection
10Tovma4    4:30|themselves to offer resistance and guard the passes of the roads
11Asogh1    1:5|existent God, that it is guarded by His Providence, that the
11Asogh1    21:4|them with his regiments of guards to Macedonia for a war
11Asogh1    24:6|in it, giving him a guard army and ordering him not
12Last1    9:6|established cavalry brigades there to guard the city
12Last1    10:30|throne) had set up alert guards, ordained by it, poised on
12Last1    13:1|For the Byzantine cavalry, guarding the Eastern land were not
12Last1    16:35|citizens) should remain firm and guard those places
12Last1    16:44|rage he ordered the (machine’s) guards executed
12Last1    21:17|a brigade of Byzantine cavalrymen guarding the city, and so, when
12Last1    24:10|disunity and chaos between the guards and the princes. Just then
12Last1    24:10|the princes. Just then, (the guards) leaving off fighting, took to