See տառեղն in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"english": "Against this we say, contradicting them, that other animals too are capable of laughter, as Aristotle tells in the History of Animals one of which is the heron.",
"ref": "6th century, Dawitʻ Anyałtʻ, Verlucʻutʻiwn neracutʻeann Porpʻiwri [Commentary on Porphyry’s Isagoge] 28.15",
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"text": "Առ այսորիկ ընդդիմաբանելով ասեմք, թէ եւ այլ կենդանիք են ծիծաղական, որպէս վիպէ Արիստոտէլ «Յաղագս կենդանեաց», յորոց մի է եւ տառեղն:\nAṙ aysorik ənddimabanelov asemkʻ, tʻē ew ayl kendanikʻ en cicałakan, orpēs vipē Aristotēl “Yałags kendaneacʻ”, yorocʻ mi ē ew taṙełn:"
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"text": "Յորս որջանան թռչունք, որոց տառեղանն բոյն առաջնորդէ […] Որոց առաջնորդէ տառեղանն բոյն\nYors orǰanan tʻṙčʻunkʻ, orocʻ taṙełann boyn aṙaǰnordē[…] Orocʻ aṙaǰnordē taṙełann boyn"
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"english": "Translation by Robert Bedrosian\nPresently the cultivated places are in ruins, desolate, depopulated, and lacking places of habitation. Where do the storks build their nests? Where may the weaker birds find refuge in them, as is said in the Psalms. Where does the swallow in agitation fashion a nest to fearlessly raise her chicks?",
"ref": "11th century, Aristakēs Lastivertcʻi, Patmutʻiwn [History] 28",
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"text": "Բայց այժմ շէնք աւերակք եւ ամայիք եւ անմարդիք, եւ նոցա ոչ գոյ տեղի բնակութեան․ զի ո՞ւր տառեղունքն բոյն կառուցանեն, եւ ո՞ւր տկարք ի թռչնոց ի նոսա ապաւինին ըստ սաղմոսին ձայնի․ եւ կամ ո՛ւր ծիծառն զիւր վարանից բունիկն յարդարէ՝ աներկիւղ սնուցանելով զառ ի յինքենէ ծնեալսն։"
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"ref": "11th century, Anania Sanahnecʻi",
"text": "[…] բնաբար ի բարս ունելով […] զարդարութիւն՝ տառեղն, որ զծերացեալ ծնօղն կերակրեն\n[…] bnabar i bars unelov […] zardarutʻiwn, taṙełn, or zceracʻeal cnōłn kerakren"
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"english": "Translation by Robert Bedrosian\nNow it happened that when [the sparrows] had hatched chicks, a snake creeped by to take from among them. When the stork saw this, it struck at and killed the snake; then it flew once around it borders simultaneously killing snakes, for the preservation [of the sparrows].",
"ref": "12–13th century, Mxitʻar Goš, Aṙakkʻ [Fables] 122",
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"text": "Եւ եղեւ ի հանել նոցա ձագ, սողաց օձ առնուլ ի նոցանէ․ և տեսեալ տառեղան՝ եհար աատակեաց զօձն․ և շրջէր եւս շուրջ ի սահմանսն, միանգամայն աատակել զօձսն յաղագս փրկութեան նոցա։"
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"english": "Against this we say, contradicting them, that other animals too are capable of laughter, as Aristotle tells in the History of Animals one of which is the heron.",
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"text": "Առ այսորիկ ընդդիմաբանելով ասեմք, թէ եւ այլ կենդանիք են ծիծաղական, որպէս վիպէ Արիստոտէլ «Յաղագս կենդանեաց», յորոց մի է եւ տառեղն:\nAṙ aysorik ənddimabanelov asemkʻ, tʻē ew ayl kendanikʻ en cicałakan, orpēs vipē Aristotēl “Yałags kendaneacʻ”, yorocʻ mi ē ew taṙełn:"
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"english": "Translation by Robert Bedrosian\nPresently the cultivated places are in ruins, desolate, depopulated, and lacking places of habitation. Where do the storks build their nests? Where may the weaker birds find refuge in them, as is said in the Psalms. Where does the swallow in agitation fashion a nest to fearlessly raise her chicks?",
"ref": "11th century, Aristakēs Lastivertcʻi, Patmutʻiwn [History] 28",
"roman": "Baycʻ ayžm šēnkʻ awerakkʻ ew amayikʻ ew anmardikʻ, ew nocʻa očʻ goy tełi bnakutʻean; zi ur taṙełunkʻn boyn kaṙucʻanen, ew ur tkarkʻ i tʻṙčʻnocʻ i nosa apawinin əst sałmosin jayni; ew kam úr cicaṙn ziwr varanicʻ bunikn yardarē, anerkiwł snucʻanelov zaṙ i yinkʻenē cnealsn.",
"text": "Բայց այժմ շէնք աւերակք եւ ամայիք եւ անմարդիք, եւ նոցա ոչ գոյ տեղի բնակութեան․ զի ո՞ւր տառեղունքն բոյն կառուցանեն, եւ ո՞ւր տկարք ի թռչնոց ի նոսա ապաւինին ըստ սաղմոսին ձայնի․ եւ կամ ո՛ւր ծիծառն զիւր վարանից բունիկն յարդարէ՝ աներկիւղ սնուցանելով զառ ի յինքենէ ծնեալսն։"
},
{
"english": "Translation by John A. C. Greppin\nthe stork, which nourishes his aged parent, is naturally behaving in an upright way",
"ref": "11th century, Anania Sanahnecʻi",
"text": "[…] բնաբար ի բարս ունելով […] զարդարութիւն՝ տառեղն, որ զծերացեալ ծնօղն կերակրեն\n[…] bnabar i bars unelov […] zardarutʻiwn, taṙełn, or zceracʻeal cnōłn kerakren"
},
{
"english": "Translation by Robert Bedrosian\nNow it happened that when [the sparrows] had hatched chicks, a snake creeped by to take from among them. When the stork saw this, it struck at and killed the snake; then it flew once around it borders simultaneously killing snakes, for the preservation [of the sparrows].",
"ref": "12–13th century, Mxitʻar Goš, Aṙakkʻ [Fables] 122",
"roman": "Ew eġew i hanel nocʻa jag, soġacʻ ōj aṙnul i nocʻanē; ew teseal taṙeġan, ehar aatakeacʻ zōjn; ew šrǰēr ews šurǰ i sahmansn, miangamayn aatakel zōjsn yaġags pʻrkutʻean nocʻa.",
"text": "Եւ եղեւ ի հանել նոցա ձագ, սողաց օձ առնուլ ի նոցանէ․ և տեսեալ տառեղան՝ եհար աատակեաց զօձն․ և շրջէր եւս շուրջ ի սահմանսն, միանգամայն աատակել զօձսն յաղագս փրկութեան նոցա։"
}
],
"glosses": [
"stork (bird of the family Ciconiidae) or heron (bird of the family Ardeidae)"
],
"links": [
[
"stork",
"stork"
],
[
"Ciconiidae",
"Ciconiidae#Translingual"
],
[
"heron",
"heron"
],
[
"Ardeidae",
"Ardeidae#Translingual"
]
],
"synonyms": [
{
"word": "արագիլ"
}
]
}
],
"word": "տառեղն"
}
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