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dissolution   4
dissolve   9
dissuade   6
distance   37
distant   66
distemper   1
distinct   6
distinction   17
distinguish   45
Wordform

distant
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Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
dissuade   4
dissuaded   1
dissuading   1
distance   37
distant   66
distemper   1
distinct   3
distinction   13
distinctions   4


02Agat1    13:22|decided to flee to a distant land in order to preserve
03Buz4    5:67|business from a foreign and distant country by a powerful king
04Yegh1    1:23|enclose them all in a distant foreign land the plans of
04Yegh1    2:31|Korduik, Aldznik, and many other distant parts which were previously not
04Yegh2    2:31|all the regions of the distant road through which he was
04Yegh2    2:33|dispatched messengers to all the distant nations, and imposed the same
04Yegh2    3:55|peoples were sent to a distant land to wage war against
04Yegh2    10:239|of themselves, including the most distant, as close to one another
04Yegh2    12:296|the king, sent word to distant lands that they should immediately
04Yegh3    10:233|them as reliable officials the distant borderlands; and never did any
04Yegh3    10:236|While we were on a distant campaign, before we had brought
04Yegh3    11:274|be feared. He threatened the distant by fearful roaring and those
04Yegh5    2:39|Distant people who had heard the
04Yegh6    4:78|people have gone to a distant land,” said the governor, “I
04Yegh6    4:84|many who were scattered in distant places returned and reoccupied their
04Yegh7    1:18|who were in the citadel distant from the camp about fifteen
04Yegh7    4:82|your holy soldiers to this distant stranger, who had given up
04Yegh7    7:155|as we said, twelve leagues distant
04Yegh7    7:161|secretly he was sent into distant exile. As Denshapuh had been
04Yegh7    8:179|banished him to such a distant exile that in his journey
04Yegh7    8:194|to various trials; some endured distant exile, and still more were
04Yegh8    2:50|with the holy prisoners in distant exile by caring for their
04Yegh8    3:54|faithful, brought them to far distant parts, and distributed them himself
05Parp2    10:5|many stipends, (obliged) to travel distant roads, and with long study
05Parp2    18:7|people who had come from distant places, they commemorated the day
05Parp3    26:7|answers are quite unlike and distant from those in the letter
05Parp3    55:1|some six hrasax or more distant from Niwshapuh (or more, according
05Parp3    57:30|desert, about three Iranian hrasaxs distant. Seven days later, after the
05Parp4    73:16|went to a place more distant from the Iranian camp and
05Parp4    75:2|Mamikonean was about two hrasax distant from it at a village
05Parp4    75:9|they are a little way distant from you, they urinate on
05Parp4    100:2|twelve fountains, spreading abroad to distant places, shows the many diffuse
06Khor1    12:21|west of the same habitation, distant about half a long day’s
06Khor1    23:34|the time being not very distant that someone recalled these names
06Khor2    40:2|guarded. But about forty stadia distant to the north, above the
06Khor3    3:3|regions, the commanders of the distant city called P’aytakaran, came and
06Khor3    27:11|into captivity like children of distant enemies
06Khor3    59:2|of the country, not very distant from the places where the
07Seb1    9:5|send the royal mogpet to distant places on duty, and to
07Seb1    12:1|and the Greek army was distant from them by a day’s
07Seb1    20:15|and to be exiled to distant islands. Then he ordered (him
08Ghev1    20:26|survivors) were washed up onto distant islands. For the multitude of
08Ghev1    34:60|equipment and horses two stadia distant. They went on foot, ferociously
09Draskh1    12:17|with his clerics to a distant island where no provisions were
09Draskh1    17:6|those who were in a distant land into a prelacy of
09Draskh1    33:23|needs completely satisfied in that distant land, the prince tended to
09Draskh1    56:12|chance I returned from the distant land of my expatriation at
09Draskh1    57:14|of Gegham, returned from the distant land of their expatriation, and
10Tovma1    3:22|Origen’s view. Nor is it distant, as some suppose who do
10Tovma2    4:7|skilled in commerce. He undertook distant journeys on mercantile business, to
10Tovma2    7:9|live separately by families, so distant from each other that if
10Tovma3    1:15|of his empire, to the distant parts of Syria and Babylonia
10Tovma3    1:17|to resist us, neither from distant lands nor from near ones
10Tovma3    9:1|merchants prepared plans for their distant journeys, shepherds gathered their sheep
10Tovma3    9:3|feigned friendship, but on those distant he heaped evil threats
10Tovma3    20:5|gone to him. They were distant from the army five furlongs
10Tovma3    29:78|were also others from various distant countries: Persia, Zhangan, Jurjan, the
10Tovma4    8:2|our own eyes, travelling to distant parts: as far as Kłarjk’
10Tovma4    9:0|and stones were brought from distant lands. We shall give a
11Asogh1    23:4|to the city of Melitene, (distant) from Babylon at a distance
12Last1    2:40|troops sold their captives to distant peoples. In these very times
12Last1    3:8|did not transpire in the distant past, but only two or
12Last1    9:7|and went to a very distant place called Arcak, on account
12Last1    9:15|send the queen to a distant island in exile, so that
12Last1    10:33|like a captive in a distant place. Similarly, the patriarchal throne
12Last1    26:3|then became weaker than the (distant) stars and merely its outline