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descriptive   2
descry   2
desecrate   3
desecration   2
desert   121
desertion   2
deserve   52
desiccate   1
design   24
Wordform

desert
87 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
descry   2
desecrate   1
desecrated   2
desecration   2
desert   87
deserted   17
deserter   1
deserters   1
desertion   2


02Agat1    16:21|with the beasts of the desert and his pasturage with wild
02Agat3    23:15|he passed many days in desert places, at the source of
02Agat3    25:2|a spot for repose in desert places and there he dwelt
02Agat3    25:2|dwelt, illuminating everyone from the desert
02Agat3    25:7|rather preferred to live in desert places, suppressing himself by fasts
02Agat3    26:1|blessed Aristakes dwelling in the desert in a retreat of his
03Buz3    7:15|Oshakan fortress thinking that the desert and rocky places would serve
03Buz4    5:79|water, no food, only a desert to die of hunger
03Buz4    6:10|with them through the arid desert, delivered sweet water to the
03Buz4    6:10|amount of bread in the desert, and like the tree that
03Buz4    13:2|katoghikos Nerses returned from the desert island where he had been
03Buz5    26:1|Daniel, grew up in the desert from childhood and ate grass
03Buz5    26:7|when he wandered in the desert all the days of his
03Buz5    27:1|too, grew up in the desert from childhood
03Buz5    27:2|in Metz-Tsopka, in a desert area named Mambre, on a
03Buz5    27:3|with the animals of the desert, and bears and leopards gathered
03Buz5    27:4|He was always in the desert, performed great signs and wonders
03Buz6    16:10|that great man among the desert-dwellers - resided in the very
04Yegh2    2:35|the regions of the impregnable desert and lived in hiding with
04Yegh2    3:55|king’s enemies in the inaccessible desert. There many died by the
04Yegh5    3:70|for the calf in the desert
04Yegh6    1:18|the safe parts of the desert and the secure places of
04Yegh7    7:163|took the saints from that desert spot and that same night
04Yegh7    14:333|saints martyred there in the desert, Denshapuh and the chief-magus
04Yegh7    15:357|month Hrotits, in the great desert of the land of Apar
05Parp1    2:3|he was taken to the desert and subjected to innumerable torments
05Parp2    10:2|in numerous caves in the desert, with great virtue, practising strict
05Parp3    55:3|the night through an untouched desert far from the village, a
05Parp3    57:30|to another place in the desert, about three Iranian hrasaxs distant
05Parp3    57:30|they buried them in the desert carefully. They brought the bones
06Khor1    14:3|taxes and turning it into desert
06Khor2    26:10|cross into Persia through the desert
06Khor2    46:6|provided that he abandon and desert Eruand
06Khor2    67:5|and turned it into a desert
06Khor2    72:4|support from Egypt and the desert, from as far away as
06Khor2    79:7|his support and having the desert peoples of Tachikastan on his
06Khor2    79:8|who had marched into the desert against Koṙnak in the company
06Khor3    20:11|He also built in the desert and uninhabited regions monasteries and
06Khor3    47:2|a continent soul seeks the desert”; in like manner he fled
06Khor3    49:6|those who dwell in the desert, and he cared for our
06Khor3    60:2|Mesrop, dwelling in the desert and in the forested places
07Seb1    24:4|the edge of the great desert which extends from T’urk’astan and
07Seb1    42:3|habitation, and they departed. Taking desert roads, they went to Tachkastan
07Seb1    42:8|and they went from the desert of P’aṙan, [12] tribes according to
07Seb1    42:12|lot of inheritance is the desert. Go in peace to your
07Seb1    42:35|to the east from the desert of Sin, their king Amr
07Seb1    47:3|nations dwelling in the great desert who are the sons of
07Seb1    47:3|from the great and fearsome desert where Movsēs and the sons
07Seb1    47:4|the south, coming from the desert, an awesome place.’ That
07Seb1    47:4|is the great and fearsome desert whence the tempest of those
07Seb1    47:5|made the whole earth a desert
07Seb1    48:2|Ismaelites and went into the desert in submission to the Ismaelites
07Seb1    52:19|himself as well into the desert, slew that other king whom
07Seb1    52:24|did these (speed) from the desert of Sin, who over the
07Seb1    52:25|fire was kindled in the desert, by saying: ’You shall send
07Seb1    52:25|the wild beasts of the desert, who will drag them hither
08Ghev1    11:3|turn your country into a desert, devoid of inhabitants, and put
08Ghev1    14:189|never saw any such arid desert even in his dream
08Ghev1    14:191|out demons into that very desert, as He says in the
08Ghev1    14:206|The aspect of the maritime desert indicates that it is your
08Ghev1    14:206|indicates that it is your desert which is situated by the
08Ghev1    14:210|any refuge other than your desert, has led the two horses
08Ghev1    21:4|they be taken to the desert called Yemen (Eman) and placed
09Draskh1    17:3|the region of the great desert which borders on T’urk’astan and
09Draskh1    19:5|from Mount Sinai or the desert and had borne (children) into
09Draskh1    19:24|personally set out from the desert of Sin and crossing the
09Draskh1    54:27|turned barren like a waterless desert, in the manner of a
09Draskh1    64:25|the passes of the Hagarite desert, which they falsely call ’the
10Tovma1    3:26|we set out across the desert by the side of the
10Tovma1    4:12|and laboured virtuously in the desert
10Tovma2    1:12|fought there in the great desert of Apar, and all the
10Tovma2    4:2|his territory. They took the desert road and went to Arabia
10Tovma3    2:6|farms they made it a desert devoid of men and animals
10Tovma3    10:21|scatter your bones in the desert, and become food for the
10Tovma3    19:13|to be guarded and the desert places and passes of the
10Tovma4    1:35|scattered the beasts of the desert by their baying and howling
10Tovma4    9:13|the prophetic canticles: “Rejoice, thirsty desert,” and again: “The earth will
10Tovma4    9:14|this was once a thirsty desert, but is now the city
11Asogh1    3:4|young age, he lived a desert life, eating only vegetables, choosing
11Asogh1    5:13|Armenian land turned into a desert and ruins: the cities were
11Asogh1    9:7|of his time in the desert called Telenik, which is in
11Asogh1    23:4|Arabians, who lived in the desert, went out against the crowd
11Asogh1    23:5|and Nprkert, with all the desert Arabians, expressed their obedience
11Asogh1    37:1|in a battle with the desert Arabians, whose place was taken
12Last1    16:8|for the Evil of the desert (the Antichrist), which the Bible
12Last1    21:16|They crossed the desert places with such caution that
12Last1    25:20|on fire, leaving it a desert. Because of such (victories, Alp