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wintertime   7
wintry   3
wipe   12
wisdom   155
wise   169
wish   429
wit   5
witch   5
witchcraft   3
Wordform

wise
147 occurrence(s)



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wintry   3
wipe   2
wiped   10
wisdom   155
wise   147
wisely   17
wiser   2
wisest   3
wish   190


01Kor1    2:15|than Daniel; or were they wise councilors who have advised thee
01Kor1    14:4|that brave Vasak Siuni, a wise and ingenious, far-sighted man
01Kor1    22:9|of the Lord, the only wise God
02Agat1    13:12|the earth [cf. Gen. 2.1,7] and rendered him wise and made him increase over
02Agat3    2:3|Like a wise doctor he tried to find
02Agat3    4:3|furnace of instruction of the wise, divine teaching
02Agat3    5:1|of all, God the all-wise, the almighty and omnipotent Lord
02Agat3    24:3|Lord, the one and only wise God; for scripture says: “Jesus
02Agat3    31:9|is not hidden from the wise; for the Father is not
03Buz3    13:17|peoples, to the believers and wise men, who thankfully accepted and
03Buz3    21:10|He himself selected two principal wise men from the Armenian army
03Buz4    5:7|earth as a reasonable, talking, wise (being) and with free will
03Buz4    5:52|is true, makes the simple wise
03Buz4    5:71|Because the wise advisers, after much thought, discovered
03Buz4    5:75|them, “You are right, O wise people, it is so. If
03Buz4    15:38|take the medicine from the wise dispenser of medicine, so you
03Buz4    20:57|this since he was a wise man, he realized in his
03Buz4    56:12|his church, He made all wise
03Buz5    1:7|could grace them with his wise advice, and, as events would
03Buz5    1:27|Blessed Nerses, the wise patriarch, directed, illuminated, advised, arranged
03Buz5    4:52|salvation, and made us earthly wise and reasonable, and became our
03Buz5    35:2|age said, than to what wise old people who could have
04Yegh1    1:15|at their last gasp and wise men retreat and flee from
04Yegh1    2:47|as it appeared to the wise, he placed himself in the
04Yegh2    7:155|else you are a very wise man and did not consider
04Yegh2    11:262|or the discovery of the wise, or the booty of valiant
04Yegh3    3:73|at other times you were wise, and I knew it; but
04Yegh4    1:23|He fought against the wise with cunning and against the
04Yegh5    7:161|family of the Dimaksean, the wise Hmayeak with [22] men
04Yegh7    1:20|the Zoroastrian religion than most wise men
04Yegh7    8:191|Or which wise merchant would exchange a valuable
04Yegh7    9:208|nobles. But if any really wise man were to do that
04Yegh7    9:213|its course guided by a wise and skillful captain, so too
04Yegh7    12:283|the fire? For the all-wise Creator of Creation took care
04Yegh8    3:56|old men became modest and wise; through him their princes learned
04Yegh8    4:85|his fame the ignorant became wise, and at the close sight
05Parp2    13:10|which, to those spiritual and wise listeners who dined on the
05Parp2    13:25|is no man among you wise enough to decide between members
05Parp3    22:1|by the mages and other wise and senior men of the
05Parp3    51:16|drawn from the people more wise than the vardapets
05Parp3    56:3|Now such a great and wise intellect must recognize the benevolence
05Parp4    65:10|When the wise Vahan heard all of these
05Parp4    73:0|after many days had passed, wise and learned people observed a
05Parp4    87:7|people); to consult with the wise; to love those who love
05Parp4    89:9|who are not meritorious; keep wise people around you and consult
05Parp4    91:14|men, but good, perspicacious, and wise folk), and now all of
05Parp4    92:4|from good, brave from cowardly, wise from stupid, deserving from undeserving
05Parp4    93:8|anything having to do with wise words, and do not even
05Parp4    93:8|and the speech of the wise sit there
05Parp4    98:0|man who could distinguish the wise from the stupid, and the
05Parp4    100:21|wine about which the aforementioned wise Solomon said in the Song
06Khor1    1:6|gave similar commands to those wise men who were under their
06Khor1    1:6|from outside the assistance of wise men - now that we have
06Khor1    2:9|and honored such discoveries of wise men
06Khor1    3:3|and ordered their annals and wise acts and inscribed each one’s
06Khor1    3:3|civilization when we peruse such wise discourses and narratives - those of
06Khor1    5:47|record only the brave and wise and victorious ancestors and not
06Khor1    6:20|in earlier times among the wise men of the Greeks and
06Khor1    16:6|various workers and skilled and wise craftsmen was brought
06Khor1    19:2|from books and similarly from wise men learned in these matters
06Khor1    22:5|rhapsodies of that eloquent and wise man, indeed the wisest of
06Khor1    22:5|man, indeed the wisest of wise men
06Khor1    25:11|of the flesh; he was wise and eloquent and eminent in
06Khor1    28:2|have heard many thoughtful and wise things from you, my friends
06Khor1    29:2|of friends, and especially truly wise and powerful ones. For thus
06Khor1    33:9|are here acting like a wise or like an unskilled workman
06Khor2    1:2|bravery were performed here, the wise actions and ordinances of each
06Khor2    3:4|his benefits the powerful and wise man, Shambat Bagarat, who was
06Khor2    6:6|And he dismissed them with wise men and overseers
06Khor2    9:2|father’s virtues, he established many wise institutions. Waging war against Pontus
06Khor2    50:7|When Artashēs heard such wise words he went to the
06Khor2    53:11|therefore Artashēs made Vroyr, a wise and erudite man, hazarapet and
06Khor2    56:2|noble deeds and acts of wise government, Artashēs ordered the boundaries
06Khor2    75:10|matters from the reports of wise men and antiquarians, we have
06Khor2    82:4|persevering man, reliable and very wise; for although he did not
07Seb1    10:13|and Vndoy himself was a wise and prudent man valiant of
07Seb1    36:11|fearful and severe, yet the wise architect, who chose and purified
07Seb1    46:61|our Lord Jesus Christ’. Like-wise David glories in the Cross
08Ghev1    23:2|loathsome obscenity, they consulted reliable (wise men) of their faith, whom
08Ghev1    26:4|not want to adopt this wise advice. Resisting him, they retorted
09Draskh1    4:19|Thus he was a very wise, virtuous, and assiduous man, praiseworthy
09Draskh1    5:7|his brother Vagharshak, a prudent, wise and valiant man, as king
09Draskh1    7:8|As a wise man Abgar went to reconcile
09Draskh1    16:31|to receive (medication) from the wise physician. Soon thereafter the life
09Draskh1    29:3|He was wise and soft-spoken, temperate at
09Draskh1    30:65|Those were intelligent and wise men, who were able to
09Draskh1    44:3|was joined by the handsome, wise and generous sparapet of Armenia
09Draskh1    47:11|adviser and the investigator, the wise and the prudent, the old
09Draskh1    48:5|into his confidence the great, wise and prudent prince of Armenia
09Draskh1    48:19|His wise listener did not trust him
09Draskh1    50:2|captive the renowned, religious, and wise mother of prince Smbat of
09Draskh1    53:34|Gugark’ and Iberia, with the wise king Atrnerseh, who was staying
09Draskh1    55:36|Also the wise, prudent, and righteous prince of
09Draskh1    59:6|Thereupon, the wise and intelligent king, accompanied by
09Draskh1    66:66|The trustworthy words of the wise poet, thatwhile there is
10Tovma1    1:3|that by your intelligent and wise erudition you may be able
10Tovma1    3:36|foolishly held themselves to be wise and transformed the glory of
10Tovma1    3:42|These are wise conclusions. But we, following Divine
10Tovma1    4:7|his time appeared Prometheus, a wise man
10Tovma1    6:22|at his stoutheartedness and his wise argument, Alexander’s generals Ptolemy and
10Tovma1    6:31|and even more so for wise intelligence, progressing in station, rank
10Tovma1    6:55|in support Khuran Artsruni, a wise and valiant man, mighty with
10Tovma1    10:17|three noble families heard the wise Vahan Amatuni and followed him
10Tovma2    1:9|and powerful man, shrewd and wise, humble, liberal, and quick-witted
10Tovma2    6:34|of counsellors and all the wise men of Syria and Babylonia
10Tovma2    6:51|Tarōn, who was a woman wise in words and deeds, very
10Tovma3    2:12|and familiar with Divine Scripture, wise and knowledgeable, he sat digging
10Tovma3    2:72|him. On hearing observant and wise replies from him, he ordered
10Tovma3    14:14|was not unresponsive, and with wise courage abandoned the castles. The
10Tovma3    20:36|By wise and judicious counsel, with sweet
10Tovma3    20:48|I need some, even all, wise men gathered together in order
10Tovma3    20:65|tremble.” And another of the wise men of the world note
10Tovma4    1:4|fathers’ (claims), by his supremely wise resourcefulness, and especially encouraged by
10Tovma4    1:12|of rebellion. When the all-wise and mighty (prince) saw this
10Tovma4    3:15|to the saying of the wise man: “A brother helped by
10Tovma4    4:6|When the valiant and wise Gagik, prince of Vaspurakan, saw
10Tovma4    4:6|great vigour of this most wise hero and the daily shining
10Tovma4    4:31|The wise and foresighted prince Gagik had
10Tovma4    4:43|deeds and also of the wise intelligence of the prudent and
10Tovma4    4:71|understanding the saying of the wise man: “The mourning of a
10Tovma4    4:71|man: “The mourning of a wise man lasts seven days, but
10Tovma4    6:2|themselves the saying of the wise man: “Alas and woe to
10Tovma4    7:1|Artsrunik’, as I record the wise and intelligent acts of Gagik
10Tovma4    8:6|the concepts and accomplishments of wise men previously achieved
10Tovma4    8:8|Then the king in his wise understanding, with many artisans took
10Tovma4    8:10|one of these men, a wise and skillful architect, to construct
10Tovma4    9:2|others, and slaughtered with his wise sword thousands and myriads of
10Tovma4    9:7|which is very pleasing to wise men. He extended around the
10Tovma4    10:12|comprehending the (saying) of the wise man: “Battle is the Lord’s
10Tovma4    12:23|He questioned wise men about the depths of
10Tovma4    13:22|did God choose this all-wise protocuropalates Abdlmseh, son of the
10Tovma4    13:59|The great and most wise Abdlmseh the curopalates divided his
10Tovma4    13:72|him by God. By his wise knowledge he strove for peace
10Tovma4    13:82|divinely crowned, pious and most wise king of Armenia, Gagik, who
10Tovma4    13:83|venerable, blissful and thrice blessed, wise patriarch of Armenia, Lord Zak’aria
10Tovma4    13:83|the request of the divinely wise and worthy vardapet, Lord Step’anos
10Tovma4    13:86|this task was the most wise and high-minded, modest and
10Tovma4    13:93|Amir-Gurgēn and the young, wise Zak’aria
10Tovma4    13:100|spiritual son, the wonderful and wise youth Lord Dawit’, son of
10Tovma4    13:108|and Amir Sēfēt’in, who were wise, intelligent, eloquent, and fluent, he
11Asogh1    16:4|This wise action reminds him of Samson
12Last1    8:0|for this emperor, in no wise is he worthy of good
12Last1    9:14|out of his wits. The wise, however, note: “That ’Woe’ will
12Last1    10:4|so thatLet not the wise man glory in his wisdom
12Last1    10:39|As the learned say: “The wise man swears, and the fool
12Last1    12:6|his friend boasted about being wise, while he who ravished said
12Last1    13:0|Zoan) are utterly foolish; the wise counselors of Pharaoh give stupid