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marketplace   1
marking   1
marriage   55
marrow   1
marry   69
marsh   9
marshal   9
martial   12
martyr   257
Headword

marry
69 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
marriage   52
marriages   3
married   51
marrow   1
marry   15
marrying   3
mars   1
marsh   7
marshal   1


02Agat1    16:1|they were taking her to marry King Trdat and to become
02Agat3    25:8|in the military - had been married and had sired two sons
03Buz3    5:2|Vrtanes had been married, but was childless. For a
03Buz3    5:5|He did not marry, but already at the age
03Buz3    5:11|him as a lad to marry. But this was also accomplished
03Buz3    18:12|those children, Shawasp and Tachat, married their daughters to them, and
03Buz4    3:6|a lay life, he had married. From childhood he had been
03Buz4    3:9|of the poor, proper in married life, and perfect in the
03Buz4    15:2|the king’s nephew, brother’s son, married her
03Buz4    15:63|that I be allowed to marry Gnel’s wife, Paranjem
03Buz4    15:69|After this Arshak himself married Paranjem, the wife of the
03Buz4    20:36|Shapuh of Iran wanted to marry his daughter to king Arshak
03Buz4    54:23|a son, I wanted to marry you to my daughter and
03Buz5    37:39|pesa) of Hamazaspe, having been married to the latter’s sister, Hamazaspuhi
03Buz5    44:2|Sparapet Manuel married his own daughter, Vardanduxt, to
03Buz5    44:3|wedding for Arshak’s brother Vagharshak, marrying him to the daughter of
03Buz6    1:3|crown on his head, and married him to his sister Zruanduxt
04Yegh2    5:101|meat. ’It is right to marry,but they themselves do
04Yegh9    4:85|bed curtains of the newly married brides became dusty and sooty
05Parp2    17:0|ancestors before me who had married to have sons
05Parp3    29:6|the squares, by young newly-married women and princesses in their
05Parp3    35:6|lord of the Mamikoneans, being married to his daughter
05Parp4    62:4|whose name was Anushvrham, was married to Ashusha, the bdeshx of
06Khor1    15:4|her in Nineveh, either to marry her and reign over the
06Khor2    37:5|no one could bear to marry, gave birth to two children
06Khor2    50:8|wishes of his heart - to marry the Alan princess, make a
06Khor2    53:9|his old age he had married an Assyrian from near to
06Khor2    62:9|every way, called Erakhnavu. He married the last of Artavazd’s wives
06Khor2    63:2|King Tiran married his daughter Eraneak to a
06Khor2    65:5|descended from Hayk; Vardgēs, having married his sister, built this town
06Khor2    68:3|the death of Sarah, Abraham married K’etura, from whom were born
06Khor2    78:5|the city of Caesarea, he married her because of her wonderful
06Khor2    80:3|Having married a Christian wife called Sophy
06Khor2    80:7|a certain Christian called David married him to his daughter Mariam
06Khor2    80:9|led a secular life and married
06Khor3    16:3|had gone to Byzantium to marry the daughter of a great
06Khor3    24:1|Arshak had the temerity to marry Gnel’s wife, from whom Pap
06Khor3    24:4|the dead man and even married his wife P’aṙandzem. From her
07Seb1    46:64|women, that those who have married as virgins may freely participate
07Seb1    46:65|But as for those (married) a second time, even if
07Seb1    46:65|a virgin and the other (married) for the second time, the
07Seb1    46:65|church does not accept those (married) for the third or fourth
08Ghev1    5:5|the land of the Khazars, married the daughter of the Khaqan
08Ghev1    14:214|in the resurrection men neither marry nor are given in marriage
09Draskh1    5:6|Keturah (K’etura)—whom Abraham had married after the death of Sarah
09Draskh1    35:14|Shapuh. (Upon her arrival), he married her, and at the nuptials
09Draskh1    58:8|of king Smbat, went and married the daughter of the great
09Draskh1    60:4|as his foster son by marrying his daughter to himenticed
09Draskh1    66:50|of the order of the married priests, as well as the
10Tovma1    6:44|the province of Ayrarat. Jajuṙ married Enanos’s daughter called Smbatuhi to
10Tovma1    8:1|historians explain, and he had married Sat’inik as queen of Armenia
10Tovma1    8:15|Sahak married the latter at the command
10Tovma1    10:27|delighted at this, promised to marry Mehuzhan to his own sister
10Tovma2    4:6|sagacious in all wordly affairs, married him and turned over to
10Tovma3    10:3|customs as he pleases, even marrying their mothers and sisters
10Tovma3    15:11|If it pleases you to marry (me) and you wish to
10Tovma3    20:7|him, namely: he (Derenik) had married David the brother of the
10Tovma3    22:27|Vaspurakan, notably because Shapuh had married his daughter to Gagik. Atom
10Tovma3    25:9|at that time had impiously married. The princes of Vaspurakan Seday
10Tovma4    1:13|Since Gagik had married Hasan’s sister, he therefore received
10Tovma4    2:12|my daughter whom Ashot has married. I am afraid that perchance
10Tovma4    13:25|like a turtledove. He had married the daughter of Grigor, dux
11Asogh1    6:1|of Iberia, where he, having married, returned to Armenia after the
11Asogh1    27:3|grandmother, his (Smbat) grandfather Bagarat married another wife, who began to
11Asogh1    42:12|at the time when he married his sister to the latter
12Last1    9:2|Michael, enthroned him and then married himat which the matter
12Last1    10:45|by the emperor’s order, Gagik married the daughter of Dawit’, son
12Last1    16:15|evil? Virgins fell dishonored, newly-married women were separated from their
12Last1    17:23|women who had been legally married, taking large dowries from their