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beg   111
beget   163
beggar   5
begging   1
begin   381
beginning   132
begone   1
begrudge   2
beguile   7
Wordform

began
334 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
befriend   1
befriended   2
befuddled   1
beg   35
began   334
begat   88
beget   1
begets   2
begetter   4


01Kor1    5:3|faithful cooperation of the ruler, began to preach in the district
01Kor1    8:5|And thus, began the translation of the Bible
01Kor1    8:5|same scribe. At once they began to teach the youth, training
01Kor1    11:1|husbandry of God’s work, they began with the evangelical art - to
01Kor1    16:16|way to rectify them, he began to use the misery-inflicting
01Kor1    17:4|bore results, Bishop Jeremiah soon began the translation of the divine
01Kor1    19:1|Sahak the Great, as before, began to write and to translate
01Kor1    20:1|Mashtots with his excellent erudition began to prepare diverse, easily understood
01Kor1    22:10|For Jesus began to work and to teach
01Kor1    22:15|when we hear thatJesus began to work and to teach
01Kor1    29:3|service in the holy faith began on the fourth year of
02Agat1    1:6|Xosrov, king of the Armenians, began gathering brigades and constituting an
02Agat1    2:9|King Ardashir began talking to him and note
02Agat1    2:15|great joy, especially since Anak began speaking with him falsely and
02Agat1    2:32|Then the naxarars began to kill and destroy, not
02Agat1    3:13|of the Christian faith, he began to scold and threaten him
02Agat1    5:5|Then the king began to talk to Gregory, saying
02Agat1    5:8|The king began to speak with Gregory, saying
02Agat1    6:1|The king began to speak and note: “How
02Agat1    6:11|He began to question him. “How could
02Agat1    7:3|While he was hanging, he began to speak from the gibbet
02Agat1    8:4|Trdat, king of Armenia, began to speak with him, saying
02Agat1    8:18|He began to question him and note
02Agat1    8:25|The king began to speak, and note: “Whence
02Agat1    9:2|brought him down. And he began to question him, saying: “Will
02Agat1    9:8|And he began to say to him: “So
02Agat1    9:14|He began to question him, saying: “I
02Agat1    10:4|The king began to speak and note: “See
02Agat1    11:2|the High Constable, and he began to speak and give information
02Agat1    15:20|saint Gayane saw this, she began to speak to her protégé
02Agat1    15:23|in a loud voice she began to speak as follows
02Agat1    16:15|her in the chamber, she began to beseech the Lord, saying
02Agat1    19:17|saint Gayane with her companions began to speak as follows: “We
02Agat1    20:3|Then the king began to go crazy and to
02Agat1    20:10|as people heard this, they began to laugh at her words
02Agat1    20:31|Then Gregory began to make inquiries, asking where
02Agat1    21:1|Then the prisoner Gregory began to speak: “The one you
02Agat1    22:30|worthy of divine grace, and began teaching about the time of
02Agat3    3:9|When they began to wallow and fall before
02Agat3    4:25|and attacked the flocks and began to slaughter them, and there
02Agat3    9:1|of God, the blessed Gregory began to speak, saying: “All of
02Agat3    24:3|God; for scripture says: “Jesus began to do and to teach
02Agat3    24:8|when we hear thatJesus began to do and to teach
02Agat3    28:18|Then the emperor Constantine began to tell him about their
02Agat3    29:6|more profound teaching blessed Gregory began to compose many discourses, difficult
03Buz3    3:19|Then they began to speak the truth and
03Buz3    6:5|troops. In their presence he began preaching Christ’s Gospel to them
03Buz3    6:8|But subsequently they began to examine the faith of
03Buz3    7:8|There they began to fast and to beseech
03Buz3    7:18|when Xosrov saw this, he began to weep, saying: “He was
03Buz3    10:13|turning away from the Lord, began to treacherously worship to their
03Buz3    10:38|secret affairs of the king began to be revealed to Yakob
03Buz3    14:39|Jewish people you withdrew, and began to work the same sorts
03Buz3    20:37|Then Tiran himself began to speak, saying: “Because the
03Buz4    3:17|worthy, he came forward and began speaking a little bit falsely
03Buz4    6:1|When king Valens, enraged, began persecutions against the holy churches
03Buz4    6:9|month, the weaker of them began to experience torments and suffering
03Buz4    6:9|suffering from hunger and thirst, began to weaken and languish
03Buz4    6:10|Then Nerses began to encourage everyone and comfort
03Buz4    6:19|rose in the sea and began to throw a large number
03Buz4    6:21|firewood ignited by itself and began to burn. Then they got
03Buz4    6:21|the fish, sat down and began to eat
03Buz4    7:1|him in his thoughts and began to consider him his opponent
03Buz4    7:9|The whole country began to look at him as
03Buz4    9:3|Everyone was amazed, and they began to offer thanks to the
03Buz4    9:6|And he began to collect under oath from
03Buz4    9:8|gold and silver. Blessed Basil began to exhort the people to
03Buz4    10:18|When they began to force him, he froze
03Buz4    13:9|and precepts of the churches began to be renewed and to
03Buz4    13:28|Then the archbishop Nerses began to speak with the king
03Buz4    14:11|dining room, sat down and began eating and drinking
03Buz4    14:20|the road, Shawasp approached and began to tell the mardpet a
03Buz4    15:7|Tirit began to think up treacherous strategems
03Buz4    15:19|began the feast day in honor
03Buz4    15:37|entered the royal tent and began to relate: “I have fulfilled
03Buz4    15:38|Then the blessed Nerses began to speak: “Just as the
03Buz4    15:57|and all the professional mourners began to sing the circumstance: Tirit’s
03Buz4    15:60|Then he began to speak, striking his hands
03Buz4    17:1|others were killed, king Shapuh began a great persecution of members
03Buz4    20:25|King Shapuh of Iran then began asking his troops regarding what
03Buz4    20:45|the king of Armenia and began to speak the words which
03Buz4    44:7|But the lad began to scream and lament, saying
03Buz4    44:9|But Pap began to shout more and more
03Buz4    50:2|And the naxarars began to leave the banak of
03Buz4    50:3|The grandee nobility began this departure
03Buz4    50:15|this, the number of Armenians began to decline
03Buz4    51:2|assembled in one place and began speaking with Nerses, saying: “You
03Buz4    54:28|insolent, changing his tone. He began speaking, saying: “Away from me
03Buz4    54:31|Armenian soil, once again Arshak began to speak out even more
03Buz4    54:31|on the other soil and began to speak of atonement
03Buz4    54:38|brought before him, and he began to threaten him. Now Vasak
03Buz4    55:18|a month after the sickness began, practically all of them were
03Buz4    56:3|When the king began to speak, he note: “Do
03Buz4    57:2|the country of Armenia and began raiding. They took all their
03Buz4    58:1|the Mazdean sect. Thereafter they began to destroy the churches in
03Buz5    4:32|see those emblems, king Pap began to shout to Nerses, saying
03Buz5    4:68|Pap heard these words, be began to cry, got up from
03Buz5    8:0|side, and how sparapet Mushegh began fighting against those who had
03Buz5    8:1|the sparapet of Armenia, Mushegh, began to strike at those who
03Buz5    24:6|sensed what had happened, and began to say: “Blessed is our
03Buz5    27:11|Passing by the woman, Epiphan began to test the disciples and
03Buz5    27:18|Saint Epiphanes began to live there and died
03Buz5    28:14|prayer before the liturgy, then began the liturgy and completed the
03Buz5    31:2|He began to act with jealousy regarding
03Buz5    31:2|established by him previously. He began to clearly order that the
03Buz5    32:2|He began to support the king of
03Buz5    32:13|flutists, harpists and horns all began to play, all making their
03Buz5    35:1|differentiate good from bad, they began to manipulate the king in
03Buz5    35:4|Consequently, he began to slander him to his
03Buz5    43:30|Then sparapet Manuel began to speak with his comrade
03Buz5    44:13|He began to weep, saying: “From my
03Buz6    2:3|of the Apostolic churches and began to behave as they pleased
03Buz6    9:11|thorns, which resembled grass thorns, began to fall off his entire
04Yegh1    1:4|He began to wax haughty in his
04Yegh1    1:10|his wickedness had succeeded, he began to increase his plotting, as
04Yegh1    2:47|of physical warfare, but he began to think of himself as
04Yegh2    1:21|songs, and glorious preaching, they began to worship openly and publicly
04Yegh2    1:23|blown on it, then he began to wound his own evil
04Yegh2    1:25|spot near himhe therefore began to give precedence to the
04Yegh2    2:31|which he was passinghe began to languish, to waste away
04Yegh2    9:221|Many of the cowed began to recover strength; and the
04Yegh2    9:223|He began to gnash his teeth like
04Yegh2    12:299|and then like demons they began to fall on one another
04Yegh3    3:53|when that doctrine of yours began to increase and spread and
04Yegh3    4:86|Then he began to deceive some with money
04Yegh3    4:96|He began to distribute the magi among
04Yegh3    4:97|After such filthy practices began to multiply throughout the whole
04Yegh3    7:155|had vanished, the holy bishops began to reassure themselves and the
04Yegh3    10:227|those far and near quake, began to speak softly and to
04Yegh3    10:231|When he began to examine and scrutinize all
04Yegh5    1:13|the company of the nobles, began to address the troops, saying
04Yegh5    6:138|difficulty of crossing the river, began to stir in its place
04Yegh5    6:147|the battle continued, the day began to go down and night
04Yegh6    2:38|following his suggestions, he then began to send out marauders; the
04Yegh6    2:48|Once more they began to ask the court for
04Yegh6    3:72|went around, assembled gatherings, and began restoration with firm promises
04Yegh6    5:105|the kingcame forward. They began to expound and reveal in
04Yegh6    6:130|with a numerous entourage, they began to mock him inwardly and
04Yegh6    6:149|lost one. But then they began to sing spiritual hymns: “It
04Yegh6    7:158|His entrails began to burn, his chest hurt
04Yegh7    1:14|He began to make suggestions to the
04Yegh7    2:48|But the saintly Joseph began to speak in a gentle
04Yegh7    3:68|freely found God-given grace began to speak by himself: “‘The
04Yegh7    5:107|Saint Joseph stood up and began to offer grace in the
04Yegh7    7:175|Like insensible drunkards, they began to rival each other in
04Yegh7    8:176|engaged in these preparations, Denshapuh began to speak with them, saying
04Yegh7    8:185|respond beginning from where you began
04Yegh7    10:233|At that very spot Denshapuh began to speak to the bishop
04Yegh7    14:338|were mutually terrified and even began to kill one another
04Yegh7    14:341|took council and in astonishment began to say to one another
04Yegh8    2:29|passed, the two of them began to speak again, saying: “This
04Yegh8    2:35|as if from sleep, they began to offer supplications, saying: “We
04Yegh9    2:30|conviction. From then on, he began to form an affection for
05Parp2    10:1|without reproach, but then he began to long for the monastic
05Parp2    11:0|together with the king, they began to beseech the blessed kat’oghikos
05Parp2    17:28|Suddenly, the throne began to jolt
05Parp2    17:69|the throne that you saw began to jolt, and the boys
05Parp2    18:0|the blessed patriarch Sahak they began to weep in terror
05Parp3    21:0|the presence of Yazkert, and began speaking with him alone
05Parp3    29:2|a result, the children also began to cry, and no one
05Parp3    30:0|of his own court , and began speaking to them as follows
05Parp3    35:1|his own men were. He began to speak with (his men
05Parp3    35:5|Before the battle began, (the Armenians) had observed the
05Parp3    35:9|together with the horses, and began to sink. The venerable Dimak’sean
05Parp3    35:14|the command from him, and began shooting at the navigators and
05Parp3    45:14|holy Spirit, came forward and began to speak before the king
05Parp3    46:0|to come forward and he began to speak to him in
05Parp3    48:8|the impious hazarapet, Mihrnerseh, they began speaking with the king, saying
05Parp3    50:11|their martyrdom had arrived. They began speaking with the Armenian naxarars
05Parp3    51:14|the naxarars, all of them began to raise their hands to
05Parp3    53:15|them in the shahastan, they began to despair greatly, considering themselves
05Parp3    55:15|the saints heard them, they began to loudly jeer. When the
05Parp3    56:6|holy man of God, Ghewond, began to speak with saint Sahak
05Parp3    57:0|against a rock. And he began to say, as though from
05Parp3    57:31|Then they quietly began to distribute them to some
05Parp4    64:0|unable to restrain himself and began openly to instigate rancor against
05Parp4    64:30|and was quiet. Then he began to speak and note: “No
05Parp4    66:17|Vahan Mamikonean began speaking: “You know that my
05Parp4    71:11|Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, began to organize his side of
05Parp4    76:10|They began to speak to him in
05Parp4    77:7|opened our eyes, he gradually began to interrogate us as to
05Parp4    87:3|had assembled near Vagharsh, Hazarawuxt began to speak and reveal to
05Parp4    91:13|the other Iranian folk, Nixor began speaking with Vahan Mamikonean, as
05Parp4    95:4|King Vagharsh began speaking with Vahan Mamikonean, as
06Khor1    5:47|beginning of our work we began to write down in detail
06Khor1    12:36|of habitation. And afterward they began, he says, to multiply and
06Khor1    27:5|last with a groan he began to reveal all the thoughts
06Khor1    30:3|in this manner, he gently began to proffer her deceitful words
06Khor1    34:27|he began to sacrifice in-numerable men
06Khor3    32:6|arrived at that moment and began to reprimand the king with
06Khor3    37:9|When the Persians began to surround ours, they withdrew
06Khor3    39:4|Terentius with his army and began to prepare for war
06Khor3    55:9|difficult and rocky parts. Shapuh began to withdraw
06Khor3    58:3|divine summons. These they immediately began to teach, and they rapidly
06Khor3    63:2|Artashir, the king of Armenia, began to plunge without restraint into
06Khor3    65:7|and an even humbler voice began to speak of his services
07Seb1    10:8|whole treasure. They went and began to demand it
07Seb1    10:15|the land of Persia, and began to make preparations for flight
07Seb1    10:16|boy at the time he began to reign, his uncles Vndoy
07Seb1    12:1|the king, that the king began to speak, saying
07Seb1    12:15|and all his army. They began to conceal their deceit. When
07Seb1    12:15|into his heart, and he began to prepare and ready himself
07Seb1    12:20|back and departed. The king began to conceal his perfidy and
07Seb1    15:2|They both agreed. The emperor began to give orders that they
07Seb1    15:2|was carried out. And they began to flee from that region
07Seb1    16:5|against them (the rebels), they began to send messages to them
07Seb1    16:6|They began to waver and to split
07Seb1    20:5|more the remaining Armenian nobles began to unite, and sought a
07Seb1    27:6|the patriarchal throne. Then they began to lay the foundation of
07Seb1    30:6|to the Greek king. He began to organize Arabian horses and
07Seb1    34:21|the Life-bearing Cross, they began to torture them; and many
07Seb1    38:8|Byzantium. Having equipped (ships) he began to prepare for a naval
07Seb1    39:3|Khosrov began to gather the surviving nobles
07Seb1    39:7|Then king Kawat began to take counsel with the
07Seb1    41:9|Then the Greek general Mzhēzh began to slander concerning the aspet
07Seb1    42:12|peace to your land? He began to collect troops, about [70,000], appointed
07Seb1    42:14|fortification of the camp, and began to slaughter them. Unexpectedly, those
07Seb1    44:13|had entered the church, he began to punish their leaders with
07Seb1    44:31|fortress beside the water. They began to attack the fortress, but
07Seb1    45:6|have mercy on them. He began to parley for peace through
07Seb1    51:3|freed from cruel servitude. They began to bring together the surviving
07Seb1    52:10|So, he began to be zealous for the
07Seb1    52:18|They began to fight with each other
08Ghev1    1:2|The Arabs began to form brigades and mass
08Ghev1    3:12|divided into three fronts and began their raiding
08Ghev1    4:1|caliph of the Tachiks (Arabs) began to assemble troops to come
08Ghev1    7:5|to a head, and Muhammad began to spew forth his deadly
08Ghev1    7:10|had thrown it. Immediately they began piling up all kinds of
08Ghev1    9:11|Muhammad took Sahak’s hand and began speaking with him as though
08Ghev1    10:4|against brigadeand the fight began. Then the wrath of the
08Ghev1    12:7|of troops facing him, he began to doubt himself and wondered
08Ghev1    19:0|After this (the caliph) began to threaten the Byzantine emperor
08Ghev1    25:3|time, once again, (Ashot’s opponents) began to oppose Ashot’s authority and
08Ghev1    27:4|stringent tax demands. Then they began to attack from the side
08Ghev1    34:15|Dwin, the Muslim general Muhammad began receiving frenzied complaints from all
08Ghev1    34:22|with the spirit of fanaticism, began prophesizing (the following) vain and
08Ghev1    34:39|city of Dwin came and began raiding here and there in
08Ghev1    34:68|Then (the Armenians) mercilessly began to take vengeance on their
08Ghev1    37:4|Then (Caliph) al-Mahdi began to attack the authority of
09Draskh1    2:1|brutes, once again the earth began to quicken through divine supervision
09Draskh1    5:30|rose among his forces, who began to cut down one another
09Draskh1    22:22|him to sit on, and began to inquire
09Draskh1    23:11|the crop of the village began to wither and waste away
09Draskh1    23:14|of an eye, the waters began to gush out of the
09Draskh1    27:16|been taken captive by Bugha, began to return gradually to their
09Draskh1    37:1|insidious intrigues in his mind, began to wander around certain cities
09Draskh1    38:5|which the prince was, and began to run, when the roof
09Draskh1    40:13|season disappeared, and spring breezes began to emanate from the south
09Draskh1    41:13|hostility towards him and he began thenceforth to arm his warriors
09Draskh1    43:26|receiving this, the ostikan immediately began to pursue Smbat as far
09Draskh1    49:5|a violent death and gradually began to subject him to destructive
09Draskh1    53:13|Then the destructive famine began, and all the inhabitants of
09Draskh1    53:32|in place of corpses they began to devour the living by
09Draskh1    54:39|Once again the accursed serpent began to crawl and stealing through
09Draskh1    54:40|one time extinguished, once again began to blaze, and cause extensive
09Draskh1    60:4|of his great wisdom, and began to contrive evil against the
10Tovma1    8:10|this spot as where he began his change from the lowest
10Tovma1    10:12|mardpet. Approaching King Tiran, he began to calumniate in secret the
10Tovma1    10:37|Mehuzhan came before Shapuh and began to calumniate the priest Zuitay
10Tovma1    11:39|vainglorious monk from Artskhēthey began to calumniate Saint Sahak with
10Tovma2    1:12|He began to assail the nobles of
10Tovma2    1:15|left wing of the Armenians began to be overcome, Saint Vardan
10Tovma2    3:24|the divine holy cross, they began to torture people; not until
10Tovma2    3:54|there in Vehkavat. Then Khosrov began to gather the surviving nobles
10Tovma2    4:1|gates, fortified themselves therein, and began to rebel against Roman rule
10Tovma2    4:13|they had gone outside Mahmet began to speak the same words
10Tovma2    4:14|of God that this undertaking began
10Tovma2    4:20|great amount of booty and began fearlessly to spread over the
10Tovma2    5:1|man, Jap’r, insolent and arrogant, began to lift his horns in
10Tovma2    5:2|like a wild beast, he began to attack Armenia. And in
10Tovma2    6:23|and in the same fashion began to move around the whole
10Tovma2    6:25|on the enemy. (The combat) began at dawn, and all day
10Tovma2    6:36|Gradually, step by step, they began to act in a filthy
10Tovma2    6:46|Artsruni capital. From there he began to scatter raiders, to plunder
10Tovma3    1:3|But when discord began to insinuate itself within that
10Tovma3    1:17|entered his presence, the caliph began to speak, saying: “From the
10Tovma3    2:14|So, he began to discharge his fetid, intoxicating
10Tovma3    2:16|The tyrant began to speak fawning words; he
10Tovma3    5:18|Then all the Armenian nobles began to scatter and separate. Each
10Tovma3    5:20|all the races of Muslims began with fearless audacity to scatter
10Tovma3    6:11|hot-blooded, tempestuous furor, he began to pour out his mortal
10Tovma3    6:15|The king began to speak, saying: “From long
10Tovma3    9:1|Roots took hold and plants began to gather strength, the birds
10Tovma3    10:1|his inclination to perform, he began to subject in order all
10Tovma3    10:16|He began to rage and plotted to
10Tovma3    10:36|him by the hand, he began to converse with him: “Why
10Tovma3    12:2|But they began to multiply further woes on
10Tovma3    13:32|He began to make an orderly tour
10Tovma3    14:30|The country began to experience a renewal, the
10Tovma3    20:27|Then the curopalates began to make false insinuations between
10Tovma3    20:32|the darkness thickened, and everyone began to enter his own room
10Tovma3    20:39|last hour upon him. He began to threaten and menace Ashot
10Tovma3    22:10|age of these (princes), gradually began to gain control of the
10Tovma3    29:28|So they began to create prosperity and peace
10Tovma3    29:78|the infidels gained confidence, and began to gather bands of common
10Tovma4    3:15|like a strong city.” He began to render himself daily ever
10Tovma4    6:2|to be significant, they suddenly began to slaughter each other, completing
10Tovma4    10:13|from the clouds. The day began to wax fearful
10Tovma4    13:63|the wind from the north began to blow ever more strongly
10Tovma4    13:63|cold air, and green plants began to disappear from the land
11Asogh1    3:12|wealth, so that even shepherds began to appear in silk dresses
11Asogh1    3:20|Thus the Armenian country again began to settle down and abound
11Asogh1    4:6|friendly relations with him and began to harbor hostile plans against
11Asogh1    7:9|middle of the river and began to strike with a powerful
11Asogh1    7:9|river bank, and he loudly began to plead to God, naming
11Asogh1    7:33|in bewilderment, little by little began to approach him; (then) the
11Asogh1    8:25|Zhan, and when the battle began, the Ruz put both wings
11Asogh1    10:1|siege to the city and began a battle with the garrison
11Asogh1    14:1|set aside for a time, began to reign in the Jahan
11Asogh1    15:3|the land of Taron, they began to devastate the Greek country
11Asogh1    15:5|in time and the battle began again
11Asogh1    19:3|doing?” But they turned and began to scold him. Sargis, courageously
11Asogh1    20:3|and the Metropolitan of Sebasteia began to oppress the Armenians for
11Asogh1    20:3|The latter, armed with cruelty, began to torture the (Armenian) priests
11Asogh1    20:7|metropolitan, together with other metropolitans, began to write lengthy epistles to
11Asogh1    23:6|in Greece, the old troubles began again
11Asogh1    24:4|in the city of Zeravs, began to raid, (starting) from the
11Asogh1    24:5|Phocas, having set aside in [435=986], began a war at the head
11Asogh1    26:6|under the rule of Basil, began to enjoy peace
11Asogh1    27:3|Bagarat married another wife, who began to drive Gurgen, the son
11Asogh1    27:7|Abkhazians, who, horrified by this, began to ask for peace and
11Asogh1    28:1|he became proud; then wickedness began to seize him, arrogance entered
11Asogh1    30:1|bishop Xachik, the Armenian people began to spread over the countries
11Asogh1    36:4|When the Greeks began to plunder the camp, the
11Asogh1    37:4|envoys, having received a refusal, began to gather a large army
11Asogh1    39:6|When the slaughter began, the courageous arrows of the
11Asogh1    39:8|the townspeople, learning about this, began to pursue them, inflicting a
11Asogh1    40:12|dawn of the day, it began to prepare for battle. - Having
11Asogh1    40:12|bearers, the Persians moved and began to approach the hill (on
11Asogh1    45:0|Artsrunik, who in our time began to reign in Vaspurakan
12Last1    2:16|assembling a multitude of men, began reconstructing Theodosiopolis (T’eodosupolis, Karin, Erzerum
12Last1    16:40|the citizens observed this, they began to tremble, and with great
12Last1    22:13|which stupid people noised aboutbegan shooting arrows at our faith
12Last1    22:18|First, he began selecting among the priests, according