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hoary   1
hobble   1
hoe   2
hog   3
hold   404
hole   13
holiday   5
holiness   34
hollow   13
Wordform

held
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Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
heinous   1
heir   19
heirs   22
hejar   1
held   220
helen   8
helena   3
heli   2
heliopolis   2


02Agat1    2:6|the great grudge that he held
02Agat1    5:6|king ordered that Gregory be held for that day
02Agat1    9:5|polished and worked [cf. Wis. 13.11; Is. 41.7], I never held to be gods - and may
02Agat3    4:38|man, who in the vanguard held the golden hammer in his
02Agat3    4:56|blessings. And in him is held together the whole edifice, and
02Agat3    6:1|pine or cedar wood firmly held together with iron nails
02Agat3    15:7|They all held a feast of celebration and
02Agat3    17:4|cross which the holy bishop held in his hand
03Buz3    7:4|to some notable spot and held a review by brigade, banner
03Buz3    7:9|But Sanesan held and tyrannized over the entire
03Buz3    11:10|these things. In death, they held firmly their faithfulness and sacrificed
03Buz3    14:3|nationality, he was Syrian. He held the principal episcopal throne in
03Buz3    14:4|He held the first and principal place
03Buz3    14:23|it was here that he held his supervisory visits
03Buz3    14:24|naxarars assembled in one place, held a meeting, and took counsel
03Buz3    17:1|that time the people unitedly held counsel in a popular assembly
03Buz3    18:4|was the eunuch Hayr, who held the patiw of the great
03Buz3    21:20|He held counsel and conducted an inquiry
03Buz4    4:28|He held within himself unrelatable powers, and
03Buz4    4:33|to this consensual assembly, and held a beneficial consultation to implement
03Buz4    4:44|the grandees, and everyone who held authority over his fellow, to
03Buz4    12:34|of his father-in-law, held the throne of Xad
03Buz4    14:4|area of authority. For they held those fifteen districts under their
03Buz4    15:24|the court that he be held outside, taken and killed
03Buz4    15:48|that a great mourning be held near the body
03Buz4    18:10|For Paranjem held a grudge against Vardan since
03Buz4    21:15|country of Iran. And they held the site of the battle
03Buz4    27:2|them. And Vasak himself, valliantly held the site of the battle
03Buz4    50:12|the Christianity which he had held during his life, agreeing to
03Buz4    54:44|wherein king Arshak was being held
03Buz4    55:4|and they invested the fortress, held and besieged it
03Buz4    56:5|ordered that he should be held until the next day. Now
03Buz4    58:5|fortresses where they were being held
03Buz5    1:12|of the Armenian troops, and held a review of all the
03Buz5    1:18|he seized the country and held it forcibly
03Buz5    4:1|the king of Iran again held a muster of all his
03Buz5    4:3|ordered that a muster be held at Bagawan
03Buz5    4:26|He also held king Pap’s hand and swore
03Buz5    29:8|was timid and compliant. He held the dignity only through the
03Buz5    32:14|on his left elbow, he held in his left hand a
03Buz5    36:0|About the foolish opinions held by Mushegh’s family and other
03Buz5    37:15|an office which had been held naturally by his ancestors from
03Buz5    38:6|the figure of an eagle held to the crown with an
03Buz5    44:3|He also held a wedding for Arshak’s brother
03Buz6    2:6|in gluttony and licentiousness. He held the position for three years
04Yegh1    1:3|was freely practiced with head held high in Armenia from the
04Yegh2    2:40|When council had been held, this opinion prevailed
04Yegh2    2:41|Then he held within the Pass the host
04Yegh3    4:91|entire group of the clergy held council. Summoning the commander of
04Yegh3    5:125|and towns which the Persians held in various strong places in
04Yegh3    6:141|the power of God, they held council, seeking a way out
04Yegh3    8:193|and towns which the Persians held in Albania. After a fierce
04Yegh3    9:223|humiliated and not with head held high
04Yegh4    2:40|Albanians to advance and he held back the land of Aḷdznik
04Yegh4    3:58|grateful to the priests and held out to them the hope
04Yegh6    4:92|ordered a tribunal to be held to question them
04Yegh6    6:129|had arrived earlier were all held in bonds at the royal
04Yegh7    4:77|They held nine crowns in their hands
04Yegh7    4:91|desirable crowns which the saints held in their handsas they
04Yegh7    6:127|At the same time, they held council as to how they
04Yegh9    3:71|of them their properties and held out the hope to others
05Parp2    6:4|compared only to the (Iranian-held) district of Ayrarat
05Parp3    21:12|the errant faith he had held until then, and to adopt
05Parp3    23:2|by ordination, at the time held the throne of the kat’oghikosate
05Parp3    26:11|to the present you have held an erroneous faithshould you
05Parp3    27:4|firm rock of Christ he held unshaken in his soul
05Parp3    28:3|That day they held a great celebration of joy
05Parp3    30:12|Vasak, the prince of Siwnik’, held counsel with all the tanuters
05Parp3    30:23|us in straits and yet held yourselves aloof, it has been
05Parp3    32:2|being done by indifference, he held counsel for many days. He
05Parp3    32:22|of mages should be carefully held for a day. The next
05Parp3    36:2|Siwnik’, which he ordered carefully held. Furthermore, the treacherous Vasak had
05Parp3    36:13|were heard by those who held firm, and those who longed
05Parp3    38:3|approached, and as usual they held worship and were filled with
05Parp3    38:6|The holy priest Yovsep’, who held the throne of the kat’oghikosate
05Parp3    44:7|were uninforned about the honor held by each one in the
05Parp3    44:14|silver, when this material is held up against the sun
05Parp3    45:2|a great atean should be held in his presence, and that
05Parp3    45:2|and non-Aryan and whoever held the king’s honor [ew zor inch’ ew uner ok’ zpatiw t’agaworin] should come
05Parp3    45:4|When all the soldiers who held the king’s honor heard this
05Parp3    46:11|the entire time that (Varazvaghan) held the authority in Siwnik’, he
05Parp3    47:0|the following individuals should be held in Vrkan in stringent bondage
05Parp3    47:14|nakharars of Armenia should be held in Vrkan in stringent bondage
05Parp3    48:1|Armenians, priests and naxarars, be held there in a fortress in
05Parp3    49:0|of Basen, T’at’ik, was being held in bondage, having been wickedly
05Parp3    50:1|prison where they were being held bound with the Armenian naxarars
05Parp3    50:9|to dispatch the Armenian priests held here in bonds to their
05Parp3    53:14|should be forcibly seized and held in the shahastan. He also
05Parp4    64:1|He especially held in contempt and scorned Gadishoy
05Parp4    64:17|To the present, you have held your authority without my order
05Parp4    75:22|correct the views about me held by the lord of the
05Parp4    80:9|you love and have firmly held until now you may hold
05Parp4    88:0|reign, Hazarawuxt and the nobility held counsel. In king Vagharsh’s presence
06Khor1    34:19|Subject to Nimrod, he held the chiefdom of his family
06Khor2    13:19|of his forces; all Hellas held him in awe
06Khor2    14:16|and who at that time held the throne of the Jews
06Khor2    46:24|a blow he died, having held the throne for twenty years
06Khor2    49:2|the descendants of Azhdahak who held all the land at the
06Khor2    79:2|he, Trdat with one hand held two wild bulls by the
06Khor2    87:7|sons he grew powerful and held those regions under his control
06Khor3    33:1|and the council that was held concerning the Pneumatomachoi
06Khor3    33:4|Father and the Son but held him to be alien to
06Khor3    38:5|him of life. He had held the episcopal throne for thirty
06Khor3    39:2|great archbishop of Caesarea. He held the throne for four years
06Khor3    40:16|same family as Albianos and held office for four years
06Khor3    48:6|late King Arshak, which we held inviolate until the day of
06Khor3    51:5|year reign of his father held power for four years
06Khor3    51:9|he promoted so that they held the fifth rank among the
06Khor3    51:11|And if he held the throne for many years
06Khor3    54:2|own sector of Armenia but held it himself through governors; he
06Khor3    55:23|him to be arrested and held in the hall. But he
06Khor3    61:1|council of Ephesus, which was held on account of the impious
06Khor3    64:6|Then Vṙam in anger held an enquiry in the great
07Seb1    8:9|his brother the patrik Yard held the office for a short
07Seb1    9:4|He held the throne for [48] years. At
07Seb1    13:2|With head held high she boldly preached the
07Seb1    17:4|fortress from the rear, some held the bridgehead and the entrance
07Seb1    20:12|it, seized its tail, and held on to the hoof of
07Seb1    27:2|was with them. Now Yovsēp’ held his discovery in front of
07Seb1    27:4|Smbat held the marzpanate of that country
07Seb1    40:3|brother by his slander. He held the throne of the patriarchate
07Seb1    40:3|the bishops and princes and held an enquiry. Two men came
07Seb1    40:12|and killed him. The queen held the throne for two years
07Seb1    41:17|him in his service. He held the office for three years
07Seb1    42:0|the Sasanian (line) which had held power for [542] years. The Jews
07Seb1    44:20|palace, but had an enquiry held outside. They acquitted T’ēodoros, lord
07Seb1    44:32|and entered the fortress. They held the place until the morning
07Seb1    46:16|commanded a disputation to be held, and requested an account from
07Seb1    46:46|do not recognize other councils held elsewhere. And we consider as
07Seb1    46:62|the Cross of Christ, which held raised up the creator of
07Seb1    46:74|of the council in Ephesus held the opinion of Nestorius, but
07Seb1    48:3|race of Sasan, which had held sway for [542] years
07Seb1    52:9|the Mamikoneank’, son of Dawit’, held the position of prince of
08Ghev1    1:0|he terrified them. Thus Heraclius held the rule of Judaea and
08Ghev1    2:9|hill named Eghbark’ where they held the summits of the gorges
08Ghev1    4:0|Succeeding them, a certain Mu’awiya held authority for nineteen years and
08Ghev1    5:7|Ashot held authority for four years. In
08Ghev1    9:15|the Armenian lords. Thus, having held his reign with such conduct
08Ghev1    10:1|due to a grudge he held against Curopalate Smbat. (al-Walid
08Ghev1    14:22|adds that the Mosaic code held the same, saying thatevery
08Ghev1    24:4|slaying Sulaiman, and he himself held authority (Marwan) [II, 744-750] for [6] years
08Ghev1    26:15|Ashot, who had held authority for [17] years with honor
08Ghev1    27:1|happened that while Marwan still held the caliphate and was fighting
08Ghev1    31:6|that gouty braggart (Yazid), who held sway over the land of
08Ghev1    39:11|This was because (‘Uthman’s allies) held all the routes leading out
08Ghev1    40:5|the venerable martyrs were being held
08Ghev1    40:16|the venerable Hamazasp was being held outside, in chains. He prayed
08Ghev1    40:22|Musa held the caliphate for one year
09Draskh1    1:1|of the Father that He held within His own control the
09Draskh1    5:17|the city dwellers to be held in higher esteem than the
09Draskh1    5:24|the primacy, and he himself held the second (= junior) throne
09Draskh1    10:1|others by force. He always held the power of the Holy
09Draskh1    16:10|the great patriarch of Armenia, held a council of the Armenian
09Draskh1    17:13|naxarars, the great patriarch Abraham held a council of many bishops
09Draskh1    24:6|raised a shrill cry, and held the blessed men responsible (for
09Draskh1    25:19|Armenia, they came together and held a synod of bishops, where
09Draskh1    29:3|a mantle over everyone. He held the scales evenly and first
09Draskh1    33:24|great joy. Solemn services were held in all the churches, and
09Draskh1    34:10|great Ishmaelite prince Ahmad, who held under his sway Syrian Mesopotamia
09Draskh1    38:5|of the spear which he held in his hand, leaped like
09Draskh1    45:10|youthful royal prince (Mushegh), and held many a feast for his
09Draskh1    54:69|have, but those that they held under the protective arms of
09Draskh1    59:19|some who maintained that Vasak held in his possession letters sent
09Draskh1    60:17|remaining azat women who were held captive in the fortress, and
09Draskh1    63:2|that the authority that they held in common might not be
09Draskh1    63:6|After much merrymaking and festivities held in honor of one another
09Draskh1    64:27|Subukithe same man who held the post of ostikan after
10Tovma1    3:9|Then her son Zameay held sway, who was called Ninuas
10Tovma1    3:10|As Zradasht held so many regions of eastern
10Tovma1    3:36|in (their) folly. They foolishly held themselves to be wise and
10Tovma1    4:2|All the kings of Assyria held power in succession from father
10Tovma1    4:2|record, and none of them held power for less than twenty
10Tovma1    6:25|by deceit and force Ptolemy held Jerusalem and Judaea for twelve
10Tovma1    6:25|Seleucus Nicanor, called the Victorious, held the kingdom of Assyria and
10Tovma1    6:29|death of Alexander his generals held the Macedonian empire; but this
10Tovma1    6:58|him of the kingdom he held. But before the war had
10Tovma1    10:10|Musheł, Vahan (and so on) held each his own property given
10Tovma1    10:12|of hazarapet of Armenia was held by a man of baneful
10Tovma1    11:27|Khosrov king of Armenia, who held power for four years, Yazkert
10Tovma1    11:31|who at the time had held the positions of marzpan and
10Tovma1    11:41|of the country. This Mshkan held the country in place of
10Tovma2    2:2|Gregory was proudly and splendidly held by Lord Christopher, Catholicos of
10Tovma2    3:76|Yazkert reigned in Ctesiphon; he held the throne in fear, more
10Tovma2    4:17|let the period you have held it suffice for you. Now
10Tovma2    5:6|Bagratuni family, since he then held the highest rank of the
10Tovma2    6:22|contravened the king’s order nor held back the royal taxes like
10Tovma3    2:29|their nobility: Musheł Vahevuni who held the rank of tanutēr; the
10Tovma3    6:15|our present time, we have held many races and kings in
10Tovma3    6:16|you ruined the land and held back the taxes due
10Tovma3    9:10|the opening. His hand that held the bridle slackened. Then a
10Tovma3    10:41|of the kings who had held sway over the ends of
10Tovma3    10:46|rushed upon them, but they held their ground, without anyone stepping
10Tovma3    13:47|during which time Lord Zak’aria held the patriarchal throne of the
10Tovma3    15:15|fortress of Noraberd (which he held) by officials, and he gave
10Tovma3    18:2|Varazhnuni, who at that time held the rank of tanutēr of
10Tovma3    18:5|Amida, son of Sheh, who held the position of commander-in
10Tovma3    20:7|of that, they say, he held him; for he was pleased
10Tovma3    22:26|of the land, imprisoned and held in bonds. From their youth
10Tovma4    10:14|Gēn with groups of priests, held aloft his hands like Saint
10Tovma4    13:7|ravage the land. For they held the impregnable fortress built by
10Tovma4    13:13|protected city of Constantinople were held by a God-loving and
10Tovma4    13:108|intelligent, eloquent, and fluent, he held council. They addressed each other
12Last1    1:23|for the one who had held the land, (a man) victorious
12Last1    1:28|territory) over which my father held sway.” Now when the emperor
12Last1    5:4|year, the eunuch Simon, who held sway over half the kingdom
12Last1    7:1|Maneak, who at that time held sway over the borders of
12Last1    10:2|the son of Maneak, who held sway in the western part
12Last1    10:13|brothers Ashot and Yovhannes, who held the kingship of our land
12Last1    10:44|sent to the man who held sway over the Eastern part
12Last1    10:46|named Asit who previously had held lordship of the East. The
12Last1    10:50|by a certain eunuch who held sway over half the kingdom
12Last1    13:1|Kamenas, which translatesfire,” who held sway over Armenia, and Aharon
12Last1    13:1|Aharon, son of Bulghar, who held the Vaspurakan region, and Grigor
12Last1    13:1|mighty prince of Armenia, who held the dignity of magister
12Last1    14:4|by their words, rather he held fast
12Last1    17:6|the forces of Apusuar, who held Duin and Ganjak and was
12Last1    18:28|prince residing at Ani, who held the charge of magister. As
12Last1    22:0|certain bishop named Yakobos who held the superintendence of the churches
12Last1    22:22|on two occasions assemblies were held which included an inestimable number
12Last1    25:6|unbearable of all is arrogance held by princes and kings, unschooled