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shimmer   2
shin   3
shinakan   14
shine   114
ship   63
shipwreck   6
shirk   1
shirt   6
shiver   3
Wordform

ships
36 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
shins   2
shiny   2
ship   26
shipping   1
ships   36
shipwreck   3
shipwrecked   3
shirak   48
shirakan   3


03Buz5    27:15|to a deserted island on ships. This island was full of
05Parp1    5:2|Since the planks of ships, without great labor do not
05Parp3    35:15|As the wounded fell, the ships were destroyed. Many of the
06Khor2    8:19|When enemy ships had reached the shore of
06Khor2    8:19|them. And not a few ships sank because of the splash
06Khor2    8:19|the splash propelled the remaining ships many miles
06Khor2    12:6|with the multitude of his ships, wishing to subject the whole
06Khor3    59:6|he built jutting towers like ships’ prows and passages with hollow
07Seb1    38:8|his army to cross by ships to Byzantium. Having equipped (ships
07Seb1    38:8|ships to Byzantium. Having equipped (ships) he began to prepare for
07Seb1    38:8|had lost [4,000] men with their ships, and did not venture to
07Seb1    42:16|sail on the sea in ships, they brought them to the
07Seb1    42:36|The king commanded ships and many sailors to be
07Seb1    45:5|their army opposed him with ships and destroyed them on the
07Seb1    50:4|coastal cities. They filled the ships with arms and artillery – [300] great
07Seb1    50:4|with arms and artillery – [300] great ships with a thousand elite cavalry
07Seb1    50:5|He ordered [5,000] light ships to be built, and he
07Seb1    50:5|sea around the very large ships. These he sent over the
07Seb1    50:7|He kept the many light ships ready at the seashore, so
07Seb1    50:7|that when the very heavy ships might arrive at Chalcedon he
07Seb1    50:10|Behold the great ships arrived at Chalcedon from Alexandria
07Seb1    50:10|Alexandria with all the small ships and all their equipment. For
07Seb1    50:10|had stowed on board the ships mangonels, and machines to throw
07Seb1    50:10|the city. He ordered the ships to be deployed in lines
07Seb1    50:12|the machines were destroyed, the ships broke up, and the host
08Ghev1    11:13|severed the ropes securing the ships so that no one could
08Ghev1    20:20|command at once, since the ships had been in readiness for
08Ghev1    20:25|causing a massive destruction of ships, and a great drowning of
09Draskh1    67:11|threshold, he immediately launched eleven ships, with seventy of the azats
10Tovma1    1:65|daughter of Noah and the ship’s architect with his wife and
10Tovma2    3:35|commanded the army to prepare ships and cross over to Constantinople
10Tovma2    3:36|Persian army perished with their ships. On seeing such a loss
10Tovma3    29:54|lake of Bznunik’in little wooden (ships); these ran in majestic path
10Tovma4    8:6|and secure harbour for many ships—a construction superior to the
11Asogh1    25:2|put it on fire his ships, (standing) at the seaside
11Asogh1    25:3|land. As soon as the ships were engulfed in flames - for