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chest   8
chew   1
chick   5
chide   6
chief   219
chiefdom   1
chieftain   3
child   301
childbearing   1
Wordform

chief
204 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
chichrakatsi   1
chicks   5
chided   5
chiding   1
chief   204
chiefdom   1
chiefs   15
chieftains   3
chighpk   1


01Kor1    16:4|especially from the commander-in-chief, sparapet of the area whose
01Kor1    24:4|officers, his own pupils, the chief of whom was called Yeremia
01Kor1    26:5|who was the commander in chief of Greater Armenia, and that
01Kor1    27:1|first of these was Hovsep, chief of the council, and the
02Agat1    13:19|on the firm rock [cf. Matt. 7.24; Lk. 6.48], whose chief corner-stone was our Lord
02Agat1    18:1|very night. They were the chief executioner along with torturers, with
02Agat1    19:8|The next day the chief executioner came forward to receive
02Agat1    19:15|The chief-executioner emerged from his meeting
02Agat3    6:10|and are provided with leaders, chief priests, overseeing bishops and presbyters
02Agat3    6:10|the hand of the established chief priest
02Agat3    13:7|accept the dignity of the chief priesthood, saying: “I cannot do
02Agat3    13:8|have Gregory ordained to the chief priesthood, for him to illuminate
02Agat3    14:1|delight assembled by him the chief naxarars and the governors of
02Agat3    14:5|Gregory to be installed as chief priest in their land. They
02Agat3    15:6|king’s letter to the blessed chief priest. Leontius received it with
02Agat3    15:11|Gospel, the assembly of bishops, chief of them being Leontius, laid
02Agat3    18:15|builders became for you the chief cornerstone
02Agat3    25:14|who was the [sparapet] commander-in-chief of all the troops of
02Agat3    28:4|aspet, the great [sparapet] commander-in-chief of the army; the prince
03Buz3    2:0|The first great chief-priest, Gregory the Illuminator and
03Buz3    3:0|Xosrov, Trdat’s son, and the chief-priest Vrtanes, Gregory’s son
03Buz3    3:2|Vrtanes came and became the chief priest sitting on the throne
03Buz3    3:5|the days of the great chief-priest Gregory’s miracles, the altars
03Buz3    3:7|translating [episkoposapet] asarchbishop,” and [k’ahanayapet] aschief-priest”), together with the kings
03Buz3    3:10|took place when the great chief-priest Vrtanes was going about
03Buz3    3:11|amongst themselves to kill God’s chief-priest Vrtanes
03Buz3    5:0|The sons of the chief-priest Vrtanes, the elder named
03Buz3    5:1|were sons of the great chief-priest Gregory. Aristakes, who had
03Buz3    6:15|the first Gregory, the great chief-priest of the country of
03Buz3    8:15|of Armenia, and Vrtanes, the chief-priest, fell and rolled on
03Buz3    10:32|God’s chief-priest Yakob ascended to the
03Buz3    11:14|The great chief-priest Vrtanes promulgated a law
03Buz3    11:22|Following him, the great chief priest Vrtanes departed this world
03Buz3    12:28|and clubbed and crushed God’s chief-priest, the blessed venerable lad
03Buz3    13:31|role of leadership of the chief-priest’s superintendency, or commander of
03Buz3    14:63|taken by his dear students. Chief among them was Shaghita, who
03Buz3    15:0|the dignity of the great chief-priest of God
03Buz3    15:5|Nerses, who subsequently became the chief-priest
03Buz3    15:6|no one to direct the chief-priesthood for them
03Buz4    3:5|requested Nerses. Atanagenes’ son, the chief-priest Yusik’s grandson, who was
03Buz4    3:5|Gregory the great, the first chief-priest. Nerses’ mother was Bambish
03Buz4    4:9|And when Eusebius the chief archbishop and the priests with
03Buz4    4:9|with him entered, including a chief presbyter named Barsighios, the dove
03Buz4    11:5|detained and exiled the great chief-priest Nerses, releasing in his
03Buz4    15:30|the king saw the great chief priest, knowing that he had
03Buz4    15:37|entreaty to the king, the chief executioner, Erazmak, entered the royal
03Buz4    15:44|When the great chief-priest Nerses had said all
03Buz4    35:1|Shapuh of Iran sent his chief nuncio, Zik, to wage war
03Buz4    46:1|Shapstan, the chief cup-bearer, came against the
03Buz4    46:3|troops and killed Shapstan, the chief cup-bearer of the Iranians
03Buz4    54:5|condemned to death. But their chief-priest, Mari, said to me
03Buz4    55:40|brought to Armenia Hiwrkandos the chief-priest of the Jews, in
03Buz5    1:13|of king Pap, the great chief-priest Nerses, before Terent and
03Buz5    4:14|safe place. Let the blessed chief-archbishop Nerses pray and beseech
03Buz5    4:16|took with him the great chief-priest Nerses and went up
03Buz5    4:27|Then Nerses, the chief-priest of Armenia, blessed him
03Buz5    21:0|About Nerses, chief-bishop of Armenia, the kind
03Buz5    24:0|the death of the great chief archbishop Nerses caused by king
03Buz5    24:1|at odds with the great chief priest because this man of
03Buz5    24:2|planned to kill the great chief priest of God, Nerses
03Buz5    24:3|correct way and beseeched the chief priest of God to administer
03Buz5    29:0|without permission from the great chief bishop of Caesarea; and how
03Buz5    31:14|after the death of the chief-priest, if anyone did anything
03Buz5    31:18|During the days of the chief-priest Nerses, by his order
03Buz5    31:21|the time of the great chief-priest Gregory
03Buz5    44:24|and much treasure to the chief priests. Then he died
03Buz6    15:0|Concerning Aspurak, chief of the bishops
03Buz6    15:1|The chief of the Armenian bishops was
03Buz6    16:4|comrade and had been the chief deacon under the great chief
03Buz6    16:4|chief deacon under the great chief priest Nerses, though after Nerses’
03Buz6    16:11|districts, by order of their chief, Gind
04Yegh1    2:45|and the greatest of the chief-magi with crowns and distinctions
04Yegh2    3:71|addition, he also brought a chief-magus as judge of the
04Yegh2    4:76|openly ordered the magi and chief-magi to write a letter
04Yegh2    6:131|earlier time one of the chief-magi, who was greatly versed
04Yegh2    9:222|But the malicious chief-magus with the great hazarapet
04Yegh2    10:227|Then the king summoned the chief-scribe and commanded him to
04Yegh2    11:274|dishonor. He strictly commanded the chief-executioner to guard them unbound
04Yegh2    12:292|a certain great prince as chief-magus
04Yegh2    12:295|in writing to the magi, chief-magi, and all the magnates
04Yegh2    13:313|When the magi and chief-magi received all these instructions
04Yegh3    2:41|After twenty-five days the chief-magus himself and the magi
04Yegh3    2:43|of the strength of the chief magus’s force, he did not
04Yegh3    2:44|skulls of the magi and chief-magus, forcing them to flee
04Yegh3    2:48|brought fearful anguish on the chief-magus
04Yegh3    3:63|He commanded the magi and chief-magi that no one should
04Yegh3    4:78|The marzpan replied to the chief-magus, saying: “All the words
04Yegh3    4:81|support of the magi and chief-magus
04Yegh3    4:84|The chief-magus replied and said to
04Yegh3    4:94|from the magi and the chief-magus and the impious Vasak
04Yegh3    4:95|dulled the mind of the chief-magus that he was unable
04Yegh3    4:99|your advice the marzpan and chief-magus are committing these impious
04Yegh3    6:138|and to appoint magi and chief-magi as arbiters for the
04Yegh3    7:152|who was the commander-in-chief, and Elpharios the Syrianboth
04Yegh3    10:237|for these faults on the chief-magus and magi
04Yegh6    6:138|Then the chief-executioner entered, immediately stepped forward
04Yegh6    6:142|our holy fathers that the chief of all virtues is patience
04Yegh7    1:14|to make suggestions to the chief-magus and magi, who came
04Yegh7    1:20|But the chief-magus to whom they had
04Yegh7    2:31|Therefore, they reported to the chief-magus and note: “These are
04Yegh7    2:35|When the chief-magus heard this, he arose
04Yegh7    2:42|Then the chief-magus truly realized that what
04Yegh7    2:46|the executioners, on hearing the chief-magus’ orders, hastily ran and
04Yegh7    3:56|When the chief-magus heard all that the
04Yegh7    3:56|magus heard all that the chief-executioner had to say, he
04Yegh7    4:92|Since the chief-magus himself was the governor
04Yegh7    5:113|corroborating reply from him the chief-magus, whereby they were all
04Yegh7    6:127|be able to save the chief-magus, lest when this news
04Yegh7    6:135|he who previously was the chief-magus and who had been
04Yegh7    6:139|Secretly he asked the chief-magus the reason for his
04Yegh7    6:150|same respect to magi and chief-magi, we ourselves will become
04Yegh7    7:154|a disciple of the learned chief-magus so quickly, how will
04Yegh7    7:156|He questioned the chief-magus, saying: “I have received
04Yegh7    13:322|among their number also the chief-magus who believed in Christ
04Yegh7    14:330|Also, the blessed chief-magus from the city of
04Yegh7    14:333|the desert, Denshapuh and the chief-magus and Jnikan the maypet
04Yegh7    14:348|The chief-magus responded, saying to them
04Yegh8    1:1|city in bonds. A royal chief-executioner came and brought them
04Yegh8    1:5|Then the same chief-executioner came again to the
04Yegh8    1:7|The chief-executioner responded, saying to them
04Yegh8    1:10|The chief-executioner was angry and note
04Yegh8    1:18|The chief-executioner said to him: “I
04Yegh8    1:20|The chief-executioner note: “First in the
04Yegh8    1:22|The chief-executioner note: “I swear by
04Yegh8    2:27|When the chief-executioner heard this, he was
04Yegh8    2:38|The chief-executioner replied mildly: “If I
05Parp2    8:0|rich district which is the chief (district) in the land of
05Parp3    30:16|all of their words: “You, chief [du awagik], together with your brothers and
05Parp3    39:1|As chief of the right wings he
05Parp3    41:4|of Syrian nationality, who was chief of the emperor’s court) replied
05Parp3    46:1|you were the prince and chief of the land of Armenia
05Parp3    57:5|of God, Ghewond, was the chief advisor and cause of all
06Khor2    12:5|The chief priests, who were of the
06Khor2    24:12|At that time Zawra, the chief of the Gnt’uni family, calumniated
06Khor2    35:7|Likewise the chief of Abgar’s wives, who was
06Khor2    53:11|And Mazhan he established as chief priest of the god Aramazd
06Khor2    55:6|himself might become at once chief priest and commander of the
06Khor2    55:8|the town of Altars as chief priest
06Khor2    64:6|of the children he made chief prince and enrolled among the
06Khor2    66:6|of his brother Mazhan, the chief priest in the town of
06Khor2    82:6|Trdat made Awtay commander-in-chief of Armenia and honored him
06Khor2    85:7|among whom the commander-in-chief of all the Armenians, Artavazd
06Khor3    44:2|aspet, made him commander-in-chief of his own army. He
06Khor3    46:6|defeated, and his commander-in- chief Dara of Siunik’ was killed
06Khor3    51:3|the valiant Armenian commander-in-chief, Sahak the aspet, Saint Sahak
07Seb1    13:1|She was the queen, the chief wife. She built a monastery
07Seb1    18:2|Armenia to assemble, and the chief nobles, (and those) who were
07Seb1    33:6|and opened the gate. The chief men of the city came
07Seb1    36:4|of God, from me the chief-bishop, and from all the
07Seb1    40:11|wife; and they appointed as chief minister at court Khoṙokh Ormizd
07Seb1    46:8|Khosrov Shum, and the royal chief-doctor
07Seb1    46:10|profusion of sects. Furthermore, the chief-rabbi came forward and note
07Seb1    46:22|valiant Smbat, and the great chief-doctor. Then king Khosrov ordered
07Seb1    51:1|to Ismael and killed the chief of the tax-collectors of
08Ghev1    4:11|Nerse’s, the chief-priest of the Armenians and
08Ghev1    14:0|who know him, to ’UMAR, Chief of the Saracens
08Ghev1    14:69|is at the same time chief, sovereign, pontiff and executioner, would
08Ghev1    14:108|Israel; it shall crush the chief Moab, and break down all
08Ghev1    20:12|take pride in your wickedness, chief of the infidels? Why do
08Ghev1    32:4|force came against him. Its chief was Muse’, who besieged that
08Ghev1    34:6|Smbat, the sparapet (commander-in-chief), and other lords and pursued
08Ghev1    34:69|as follows: Sparapet (commander-in-chief) Smbat and his ally and
08Ghev1    39:10|who was then governor and chief of the country, (‘Uthman) did
08Ghev1    39:14|as the sparapet (commander-in-chief) Bagarat and Nerse’h Kamsarakan and
09Draskh1    12:12|with nine ranks, and the chief bishops of the Iberians and
09Draskh1    20:3|made him the commander in chief of Armenia
09Draskh1    22:1|was at that time the chief bishop of Albania, leaned towards
09Draskh1    22:6|great patriarch, and sent his chief eunuch with orders to bring
09Draskh1    22:8|Subsequently, he ordained another chief bishop in place of the
09Draskh1    31:12|the contenders who were the chief ostikans and commanders (hramanatar) of
09Draskh1    33:20|the church to approach the chief naxarars and the princes of
09Draskh1    40:19|Our chief naxarars, being secure and at
09Draskh1    42:14|others approximately fifteen of the chief Vanandac’i and Hawuni naxarars, who
09Draskh1    43:1|At this time, the chief gaherec’ prince Gagik Arcruni begged
09Draskh1    43:18|The chief gaherec’ prince of Siwnik’, accompanied
09Draskh1    45:24|eyes of our generals and chief princes the true pastors of
09Draskh1    46:4|devour the bodies of our chief princes who are wounded in
09Draskh1    50:12|Having seized their chief priests, he gave orders to
09Draskh1    54:9|your curopalate, and to the chief (prince) of Abasgia, whom we
09Draskh1    54:12|curopalate as well as the chief (prince) of Abasgia, together with
09Draskh1    54:47|say concerning Smbat Bagratuni, the chief of all those in the
10Tovma1    6:51|of the Artsrunik’, Khuran, the chief general of the army and
10Tovma1    10:10|the royal court through the chief scribe. But we have been
10Tovma1    11:33|among the pre-eminent and chief doctors of the chair of
10Tovma2    1:1|him as marzpan Vndoy, a chief magus of the Persians
10Tovma2    6:25|who was the commander-in-chief for the battle. Bravely attacking
10Tovma3    1:26|He was the commanding chief of all the realm of
10Tovma3    2:34|Their commander-in-chief, Bugha himself, mounted on his
10Tovma3    2:50|So we, the chief nobles of the prince of
10Tovma3    2:50|to you, Bugha, commander-in-chief of the Muslims and colleague
10Tovma3    4:43|response from the general-in-chief should reach him. But they
10Tovma3    5:1|and inform the commander-in-chief, yet they could not hide
10Tovma3    5:11|him: “To Bugha, commander-in-chief of the whole empire of
10Tovma3    14:3|of Christ, and through the chief shepherd, Saint Yovhannēs the bishop
10Tovma3    18:5|the position of commander-in-chief of Armenia, hurried at the
10Tovma3    18:5|at the instigation of the chief of Manazav and the Ut’maniks
10Tovma3    19:6|withdrew from obedience to his chief with the leaders of the
10Tovma3    29:3|of my hero and glorious chief
10Tovma4    4:53|This he gave for the chief of creation and the head
10Tovma4    4:63|When the chief of the Muslims, known as
11Asogh1    5:15|Artzruni, appointed by Yusuf as chief, fled at night to the
12Last1    7:1|Salamay, afraid that the chief (men) of the city would
12Last1    9:6|who controlled it. The district chief of Vaspurakan, a certain Kawasilas
12Last1    21:25|Their chief went before the fortress and