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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
hostage   71
hostelry   2
hostile   21
hostility   22
hot   23
hotel   1
hound   4
hour   113
house   396
Wordform

hot
23 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
hostilely   1
hostilities   7
hostility   15
hosts   37
hot   23
hotels   1
hound   1
hounded   1
hounds   2


02Agat1    10:12|and while it was still hot to be poured like water
04Yegh2    11:268|his nose and mouth issued hot vapor like thick smoke from
04Yegh7    1:10|he turned them back. In hot pursuit, he plundered many royal
04Yegh7    9:206|grass; in summer it becomes hot and burns all living creatures
05Parp3    20:13|For should someone who is hot and in need of cooling
05Parp3    31:7|and remained there during the hot weather
05Parp3    33:0|rebels) remained there for the hot weather season
05Parp4    73:13|Although the season was very hot, they were forced to descend
06Khor2    6:3|hunting places. Koḷ with its hot climate he used as parks
06Khor3    8:6|Ares, and there were blowing hot, fetid, and pestilential winds, which
06Khor3    37:22|crown, and making it red hot note: “I crown you, Mehrujan
06Khor3    37:23|while it was still red hot, he placed it on Mehrujan’s
06Khor3    55:9|It happened once that in hot pursuit of herds of wild
07Seb1    28:5|and departed. He followed in hot pursuit, and quickly caught them
07Seb1    47:1|on us of the mortal hot wind which burned the great
08Ghev1    1:10|from the sun’s heat, the hot rocks and sand, and from
08Ghev1    39:14|Armenian lords during the very hot days (of summer) when Hephestus
08Ghev1    39:16|unable to bear the extremely hot weather and died, (among them
09Draskh1    21:19|the wooden church burned, and hot bricks mixed with smoke and
09Draskh1    53:29|poured ashes taken from furnaces hot with fire down their bosoms
10Tovma1    10:48|iron) until it was red-hot, he set it on the
10Tovma1    11:22|his lament, shedding torrents of hot tears before Saint Sahak, the
10Tovma3    6:11|to an uncontrollable passion and hot-blooded, tempestuous furor, he began