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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
derive   25
descend   210
descendant   86
descent   13
describe   99
description   10
descriptive   2
descry   2
desecrate   3
Wordform

describe
46 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
descendent   1
descending   20
descends   8
descent   13
describe   46
described   37
describes   2
describing   14
description   9


02Agat1    20:11|could it be as you describe since it has been these
03Buz3    14:16|which it is impossible to describe in writing
04Yegh2    3:74|So, who indeed could describe the severity of dues and
04Yegh3    6:142|at the same time to describe their own brave valor, which
04Yegh4    1:1|not at all hesitated to describe the afflictions of our nation
04Yegh4    1:7|is unwillingly that I shall describe these manyhow some of
04Yegh5    6:136|For who is able to describe the tremendous commotion of the
04Yegh5    8:173|the king he could not describe events accurately, yet again he
04Yegh8    4:77|only with difficulty could he describe it
04Yegh8    4:79|If you wished to describe his mildness and humility, you
05Parp1    1:7|We describe the beheading of God’s chosen
05Parp3    21:3|such (evangelists) no one can describe in words, or write down
05Parp4    61:7|Though words are insufficient to describe it, one may definitely say
05Parp4    77:18|like of which I cannot describe
05Parp4    98:5|you many times and now describe in person, is growing greater
06Khor1    1:7|to son. Indeed, I shall describe briefly but faith fully the
06Khor1    16:18|nor is it possible to describe them
06Khor2    1:2|I shall now describe for you as a second
06Khor2    42:9|Arsacid family. This we shall describe in its own place
06Khor2    85:3|I am unable to describe the quickness of his arm
06Khor3    67:13|because I am unable to describe all his virtues, I shall
07Seb1    9:24|I shall describe those of the south, aroused
07Seb1    44:8|Who could describe the fearful calamity of the
07Seb1    46:26|saw and bear witness and describe for you the eternal life
07Seb1    47:1|to my narrative I shall describe the calamity which beset our
08Ghev1    4:0|then died [661-680]. (We shall now describe) Prince Grigor who lived in
08Ghev1    34:0|Now I shall describe how the savage insanity of
08Ghev1    39:0|It remains for us to describe the events which followed. In
09Draskh1    1:16|Again, (I shall describe) the turmoil, the universal persecutions
09Draskh1    25:61|the pen is unable to describe
10Tovma1    1:15|the middle, as I shall describe in detail below
10Tovma1    1:24|beauty what human mouth could describe, or the delightful sight of
10Tovma2    3:77|an end, as we shall describe a little later
10Tovma2    4:58|of time; and we shall describe the unbearable oppression that occurred
10Tovma3    1:17|and by compulsion shall I describe the opening of the gate
10Tovma3    10:4|do not have time to describe. By the hands of these
10Tovma3    10:48|But why should I describe each detail of the battles
10Tovma3    20:45|misfortunes that I planned to describe in these records. The course
10Tovma4    1:53|it would please me to describe in majestic style the lamentations
10Tovma4    4:26|of Amiuk, which I might describe as looking to heaven and
10Tovma4    4:58|which I am unable to describe
10Tovma4    4:59|and ability of historians to describe
10Tovma4    4:75|speech is really insufficient to describe. On no occasion before him
10Tovma4    7:8|which I am inadequate to describe
10Tovma4    7:10|ability of the historian to describe
12Last1    10:17|what language is sufficient to describe them? Their sweet songs and