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i
i
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i. The vowel whose short and long sounds are heard in the English word deceit
Iacchus
Iacchus
noun
Bacchus
iacens
iacēns
adjective
prostrate
iaceo
iaceō
verb
to lie
iacio
iaciō
verb
to throw
iactans
iactāns
adjective
boastful
iactanter
iactanter
adverb
ostentatiously
iactantia
īactantia
noun
a boasting
iactatio
iactātiō
noun
a tossing
iactatus
iactātus
noun
a throwing to and fro
iactito
iactitō
verb
to make a show of
iacto
iactō
verb
to throw
iactura
iactūra
noun
a throwing
iactus
iactus
noun
a throwing
iactus
iactus
participle
p. of iacio
iaculabilis
iaculābilis
adjective
to be hurled
iaculator
iaculātor
noun
a thrower
iaculatrix
iaculātrīx
noun
a javelin thrower
iaculor
iaculor
verb
to throw
iaculum
iaculum
noun
a dart
iam
iam
adverb
at the moment
iam dudum
iam dūdum
cross-reference
iam iam
iam iam
cross-reference
iam iamque
iam iamque
cross-reference
iam pridem
iam pridem
cross-reference
iambeus
iambēus
adjective
iambic
iambus
iambus
noun
an iambic foot
iamdudum
iamdūdum
adverb
at the moment
iamiam
iamiam
adverb
at the moment
iamiamque
iamiamque
adverb
at the moment
iandudum
iandūdum
cross-reference
iandudum
iandūdum
adverb
at the moment
Ianiculum
Iāniculum
noun
one of the hills of Rome
ianitor
īānitor
noun
a door-keeper
ianua
iānua
noun
a door
Ianuarius
Iānuārius
adjective
of Janus
Ianus
Iānus
noun
an old Italian deity
Iapys
Iāpys
adjective
of the Iapydes (in Illyria)
Iapyx
Iāpyx
adjective
of Iapyx
iaspis
iaspis
noun
a green precious stone
ibam
ībam
cross-reference
imperf. of eo
ibi
ibī
adverb
[space] in that place
ibi
ibi
adverb
[space] in that place
ibidem
ibīdem
adverb
[in space] in the same place
ibis
ībis
noun
the ibis (a water-bird of Egypt)
ibiscum
ibiscum
noun
the marsh-mallow
ibo
ībō
cross-reference
fut. of eo
ibrida
ibrida
noun
a mongrel
iccirco
iccircō
adverb
on that account
ichneumon
ichneumōn
noun
an Egyptian rat
ico
īcō
verb
to strike
ictericus
ictericus
adjective
jaundiced
ictus
īctus
participle
p. of ico
ictus
īctus
noun
a blow
id.
īd.
cross-reference
Id.
Īd.
cross-reference
idcirco
idcircō
adverb
on that account
idem
īdem
pronoun
the same
identidem
identidem
adverb
again and again
ideo
ideō
adverb
for that reason
idiota
idiōta
noun
an uneducated man
idonee
idōneē
adverb
fitly
idoneus
idōneus
adjective
fit
Idus
Īdus
noun
the ides
iecur
iecur
noun
the liver
iecusculum
iecusculum
noun
a little liver
ieiune
iēiūnē
adverb
meagrely
ieiunitas
iēiūnitās
noun
[properly] a fasting
ieiunium
iēiūnium
noun
a fasting
ieiunus
iēiūnus
adjective
fasting
igitur
igitur
conjunction
then
ignarus
īgnārus
adjective
ignorant
ignave
īgnāvē
adverb
sluggishly
ignavia
īgnāvia
noun
inactivity
ignavus
īgnāvus
adjective
inactive
ignesco
īgnēscō
verb
to take fire
igneus
īgneus
adjective
[fire]
igniculus
īgniculus
noun
a little flame
ignifer
īgnifer
adjective
firebearing
ignigena
īgnigena
noun
the fire-born
ignipes
īgnipēs
adjective
fiery-footed
ignipotens
īgnipotēns
adjective
potent in fire
ignis
īgnis
noun
fire
ignis
īgnīs
noun
fire
ignobilis
īgnōbilis
adjective
unknown
ignobilitas
īgnōbilitās
noun
want of fame
ignominia
īgnōminia
noun
disgrace
ignominiosus
īgnōminiōsus
adjective
disgraceful
ignorabilis
īgnōrābilis
adjective
unknown
ignorans
īgnōrāns
adjective
not knowing
ignorantia
īgnōrantia
noun
want of knowledge
ignoratio
īgnōrātiō
noun
want of knowledge
ignoratus
īgnōrātus
adjective
undetected
ignoro
īgnōrō
verb
not to know
ignoscens
īgnōscēns
adjective
forgiving
ignosco
īgnōscō
verb
to pardon
ignotus
īgnōtus
adjective
unknown
ignotus
īgnōtus
participle
p. of ignosco
iiivir
iiivir
noun
one of three associates in office
IIIvir
IIIvir
noun
one of three associates in office
IIIviri
IIIvirī
noun
three associates in office
iiiviri
iiivirī
noun
three associates in office
ile
īle
noun
see ilium
ilex
īlex
noun
an oak
Iliacus
Īliacus
adjective
of Ilium
ilicet
īlicet
adverb
let us go
ilico
īlicō
adverb
in that very place
ilignus
īlīgnus
adjective
of holm-oak
Ilion
Īlion
noun
Ilium
Ilium
Īlium
noun
Ilium
ilium
īlium
noun
the abdomen below the ribs
illa
illā
adverb
in that way
illa
illa
cross-reference
illabefactus
illabefactus
adjective
unbroken
illabor
illābor
verb
to flow in
illaboro
illabōrō
verb
to work upon
illac
illāc
adverb
that way
illacessitus
illacessītus
adjective
unprovoked
illacrimabilis
illacrimābilis
adjective
unwept
illacrimo
illacrimō
verb
dep.
illaesus
illaesus
adjective
unhurt
illaetabilis
illaetābilis
adjective
cheerless
illaqueo
illaqueō
verb
to ensnare
illaudatus
illaudātus
adjective
unpraised
ille
ille
pronoun
that
illecebra
illecebra
noun
an enticement
illepide
illepidē
adverb
impolitely
illepidus
illepidus
adjective
unmannerly
illi
illī
adverb
there
illibatus
illībātus
adjective
undiminished
illiberalis
illīberālis
adjective
ignoble
illiberalis
illīberālis
cross-reference
illiberalitas
illīberālitās
noun
meanness
illiberaliter
illīberāliter
adverb
ignobly
illiberaliter
illīberāliter
cross-reference
illic
illic
cross-reference
he
illic
illīc
adverb
in that place
illicine
illicine
cross-reference
illicio
illiciō
verb
to allure
illicitator
illicitātor
noun
a shambidder
illicitus
illicitus
adjective
not allowed
illido
illīdō
verb
to dash against
illigo
illigō
verb
to bind on
illim
illim
adverb
from that place
illimis
illīmis
adjective
without mud
illinc
illinc
adverb
from that place
illino
illinō
verb
to smear over
illiquefactus
illiquefactus
adjective
melted
illisus
illīsus
participle
p. of inlido
illitteratus
illitterātus
adjective
unlettered
illitus
illitus
participle
p. of inlino
illo
illō
adverb
to that place
illoc
illōc
adverb
thither
illotus
illōtus
adjective
unwashed
illotus
illōtus
cross-reference
illu
illū
cross-reference
illuc
illūc
adverb
to that place
illucesco
illūcēscō
verb
to grow light
illudo
illūdō
verb
to play at
illuminate
illūminātē
adverb
clearly
illumino
illūminō
verb
to light up
illusio
illūsiō
noun
a mocking
illustris
illūstris
adjective
lighted
illustro
illūstrō
verb
to light up
illusus
illūsus
participle
p. of inludo
illuvies
illuviēs
noun
an overflow
Ilolota
Ilōlōta
noun
the bondsmen of the Spartans
imaginarius
imāginārius
adjective
seeming
imaginatio
imāginātiō
noun
a fancy
imaginor
imāginor
verb
to picture to oneself
imaginosus
imāginōsus
adjective
full of fancies (of a girl)
imago
imāgō
noun
an imitation
imbecille
imbēcillē
adverb
weakly
imbecillitas
imbēcillitās
noun
helplessness
imbecillius
imbēcillius
cross-reference
imbecillus
imbēcillus
adjective
weak
imbellis
imbellis
adjective
unwarlike
imber
imber
noun
a rain
imberbis
imberbis
adjective
without a beard
imberbus
imberbus
adjective
without a beard
imbibo
imbibō
verb
to drink in
imbrex
imbrex
noun
a hollow tile
imbrifer
imbrifer
adjective
rain-bringing
imbuo
imbuō
verb
to wet
imitabilis
imitābilis
adjective
that may be imitated
imitamen
imitāmen
noun
an imitation
imitamentum
imitāmentum
noun
an imitation
imitatio
imitātiō
noun
a copying
imitator
imitātor
noun
an imitator
imitatrix
imitātrīx
noun
she that imitates
imitatus
imitātus
adjective
fictitious
imitor
imitor
verb
to imitate
immadesco
immadēscō
verb
to become wet
immane
immāne
adverb
frightfully
immanis
immānis
adjective
monstrous
immanitas
immānitās
noun
monstrous size
immansuetus
immānsuētus
adjective
untamed
immaturitas
immātūritās
noun
untimely haste
immaturus
immātūrus
adjective
untimely
immedicabilis
immedicābilis
adjective
incurable
immemor
immemor
adjective
unmindful
immemoratus
immemorātus
adjective
unmentioned
immensitas
immēnsitās
noun
immeasurableness
immensum
immēnsum
noun
a boundless extent
immensum
immēnsum
adverb
without end
immensus
immēnsus
adjective
immeasurable
immerens
immerēns
adjective
undeserving
immergo
immergō
verb
to dip
immerito
immeritō
adverb
undeservedly
immeritus
immeritus
adjective
undeserving
immersabilis
immersābilis
adjective
not to be sunk
immersus
immersus
participle
p. of immergo
immetatus
immētātus
adjective
measureless
immigro
immigrō
verb
to remove
immineo
immineō
verb
to project over
imminuo
imminuō
verb
to lessen
imminutio
imminūtiō
noun
a lessening
imminutus
imminūtus
adjective
weak
immisceo
immisceō
verb
to mix in
immiserabilis
immiserābilis
adjective
unpitied
immisericorditer
immisericorditer
adverb
unmercifully
immisericors
immisericors
adjective
pitiless
immissio
immissiō
noun
a letting grow
immissus
immissus
participle
p. of immitto
immitis
immītis
adjective
not mellow
immitto
immittō
verb
to send in
immixtus
immīxtus
participle
p. of immisceo
immo
immō
adverb
[In contradiction or denial] no indeed
immobilis
immōbilis
adjective
immovable
immoderate
immoderātē
adverb
without measure
immoderatio
immoderātiō
noun
want of moderation
immoderatus
immoderātus
adjective
boundless
immodeste
immodestē
adverb
immoderately
immodestia
immodestia
noun
intemperate conduct
immodestus
immodestus
adjective
unrestrained
immodice
immodicē
adverb
beyond measure
immodicus
immodicus
adjective
beyond bounds
immodulatus
immodulātus
adjective
unrhythmical
immolatio
immolātiō
noun
a sacrificing
immolator
immolātor
noun
a sacrificer
immolitus
immōlītus
cross-reference
p.
immolo
immolō
verb
to sprinkle with sacrificial meal
immordeo
immordeō
verb
to bite into
immorior
immorior
verb
to die in
immorsus
immorsus
participle
p. of immordeo
immortalis
immortālis
adjective
undying
immortalitas
immortālitās
noun
exemption from death
immortaliter
immortāliter
adverb
infinitely
immotus
immōtus
adjective
unmoved
immugio
immūgiō
verb
to bellow in
immulgeo
immulgeō
verb
to milk into
immundus
immundus
adjective
unclean
immunio
immūniō
verb
to fortify
immunis
immūnis
adjective
not bound
immunitas
immūnitās
noun
exemption from burdens
immunitus
immūnītus
adjective
unfortified
immurmuro
immurmurō
verb
to murmur at
immutabilis
immūtābilis
adjective
unchangeable
immutabilitas
immūtābilitās
noun
unchangeableness
immutatio
immūtātiō
noun
an interchange
immutatus
immūtātus
adjective
unchanged
immutatus
immūtātus
participle
p. of immuto
immuto
immūtō
verb
to change
imo
īmō
cross-reference
impacatus
impācātus
adjective
not peaceable
impactus
impāctus
participle
p. of impingo
impar
impār
adjective
uneven
imparatus
imparātus
adjective
not ready
impariter
impariter
adverb
unequally
impastus
impāstus
adjective
unfed
impatibilis
impatibilis
adjective
insufferable
impatiens
impatiēns
adjective
that cannot bear
impatienter
impatienter
adverb
with impatience
impatientia
impatientia
noun
impatience
impavide
impavidē
adverb
fearlessly
impavidus
impavidus
adjective
fearless
impedimentum
impedīmentum
noun
a hinderance
impedio
impediō
verb
to entangle
impeditio
impedītiō
noun
a hinderance
impeditus
impedītus
adjective
hindered
impello
impellō
verb
to strike against
impendeo
impendeō
verb
to hang over
impendio
impendiō
adverb
by a great deal
impendium
impendium
noun
money laid out
impendo
impendō
verb
to weigh out
impenetrabilis
impenetrābilis
adjective
not to be pierced
impensa
impēnsa
noun
impensus
impense
impēnsē
adverb
exceedingly
impensus
impēnsus
adjective
ample
imperans
imperāns
noun
a master
imperator
imperātor
noun
a commander-in-chief
imperatorius
imperātōrius
adjective
of a general
imperatrix
imperātrīx
noun
she who commands
imperatum
imperātum
noun
a command
imperceptus
imperceptus
adjective
unperceived
impercussus
impercussus
adjective
not struck
imperditus
imperditus
adjective
not destroyed
imperfectus
imperfectus
adjective
unfinished
imperfossus
imperfossus
adjective
unpierced
imperiosus
imperiōsus
adjective
possessed of command
imperite
imperītē
adverb
unskilfully
imperitia
imperītia
noun
inexperience
imperito
imperitō
verb
to command
imperitus
imperītus
adjective
inexperienced
imperium
imperium
noun
a command
imperiuratus
imperiūrātus
adjective
by which no false oath is taken
impermissus
impermissus
adjective
unlawful
impero
imperō
verb
to command
imperterritus
imperterritus
adjective
unterrified
impertio
impertiō
verb
to share with
impertior
impertior
verb
to take as a partner
impertitum
impertītum
noun
favors
imperturbatus
imperturbātus
adjective
undisturbed
impervius
impervius
adjective
not to be traversed
impes
impes
noun
violence
impetibilis
impetibilis
adjective
insufferable
impetrabilis
impetrābilis
adjective
to be obtained
impetratio
impetrātiō
noun
an obtaining by request
impetrio
impetriō
verb
to seek through omens
impetro
impetrō
verb
to gain one's end
impetus
impetus
noun
an attack
impexus
impexus
adjective
uncombed
impie
impiē
adverb
irreligiously
impietas
impietās
noun
irreverence
impiger
impiger
adjective
not indolent
impigre
impigrē
adverb
actively
impigritas
impigritās
noun
activity
impingo
impingō
verb
to dash against
impius
impius
adjective
[people] irreverent
implacabilis
implācābilis
adjective
unappeasable
implacabiliter
implācābiliter
adverb
implacably
implacatus
implācātus
adjective
unappeased
implacidus
implacidus
adjective
ungentle
impleo
impleō
verb
to fill up
impletus
implētus
participle
p. of impleo
implexus
implexus
cross-reference
interwoven
implicatio
implicātiō
noun
an interweaving
implicatus
implicātus
adjective
entangled
implicite
implicitē
adverb
intricately
implicitus
implicitus
participle
p. of implico
implico
implicō
verb
to infold
imploratio
implōrātiō
noun
a call for help
imploro
implōrō
verb
to invoke with tears
implumis
implūmis
adjective
without feathers
impluo
impluō
verb
to rain upon
impluvium
impluvium
noun
a small court open to the sky (forming the middle wall of a Roman house
impolite
impolītē
adverb
without ornament
impolitus
impolītus
adjective
unpolished
impollutus
impollūtus
adjective
unstained
impono
impōnō
verb
to place upon
importo
importō
verb
to bring in
importune
importūnē
adverb
unsuitably
importunitas
importūnitās
noun
unsuitableness
importunus
importūnus
adjective
unfit
importuosus
importuōsus
adjective
without a harbor
impositus
impositus
participle
p. of impono
impostus
impostus
participle
p. of impono
impotens
impotēns
adjective
powerless
impotenter
impotenter
adverb
weakly
impotentia
impotentia
noun
helplessness
impraesentiarum
impraesentiārum
adverb
for the present
impransus
imprānsus
adjective
that has not breakfasted
imprecor
imprecor
verb
to call down upon
impressio
impressiō
noun
an onset
impressus
impressus
participle
p. of imprimo
impressus
impressus
adjective
unpressed
imprimis
imprīmīs
cross-reference
imprimo
imprimō
verb
to press upon
improbatio
improbātiō
noun
disapproval
improbe
improbē
adverb
badly
improbitas
improbitās
noun
wickedness
improbo
improbō
verb
to disapprove
improbulus
improbulus
adjective
somewhat wicked
improbus
improbus
adjective
not good
improcerus
imprōcērus
adjective
of small stature
improdictus
imprōdictus
adjective
not postponed
impromptus
imprōmptus
adjective
unready
improperatus
improperātus
adjective
not hasty
improsper
imprōsper
adjective
unfortunate
improspere
imprōsperē
adverb
unfortunately
improvide
imprōvidē
adverb
recklessly
improvidus
imprōvidus
adjective
not foreseeing
improviso
imprōvīsō
adverb
on a sudden
improvisus
imprōvīsus
adjective
not foreseen
imprudens
imprūdēns
adjective
not foreseeing
imprudenter
imprūdenter
adverb
without foresight
imprudentia
imprūdentia
noun
want of foresight
impubes
impūbēs
adjective
under age
impudens
impudēns
adjective
without shame
impudenter
impudenter
adverb
shamelessly
impudentia
impudentia
noun
shamelessness
impudicitia
impudīcitia
noun
shamelessness
impudicus
impudīcus
adjective
shameless
impugnatio
impūgnātiō
noun
an attack
impugno
impūgnō
verb
to fight against
impulsio
impulsiō
noun
external pressure
impulsor
impulsor
noun
one who incites
impulsus
impulsus
participle
p. of impello
impulsus
impulsus
noun
a striking against
impune
impūne
adverb
without punishment
impunis
impūnis
adjective
unpunished
impunitas
impūnitās
noun
freedom from punishment
impunite
impūnītē
adverb
with impunity
impunitus
impūnītus
adjective
unpunished
impuratus
impūrātus
adjective
defiled
impure
impūrē
adverb
basely
impuritas
impūritās
noun
uncleanness
impurus
impūrus
adjective
unclean
imputatus
imputātus
participle
p. of imputo
imputatus
imputātus
adjective
unpruned
imputo
imputō
verb
to reckon
imulus
īmulus
adjective
the lowest
imus
īmus
adjective
the lowest
in
in
preposition
in
in
in
preposition
not
in
in
preposition
into
in primis
in prīmīs
cross-reference
inaccessus
inaccessus
adjective
unapproached
inacesco
inacēscō
verb
to turn sour at
inadsuetus
inadsuētus
adjective
unaccustomed
inadustus
inadūstus
adjective
unsinged
inaedifico
inaedificō
verb
to build as a superstructure
inaequabilis
inaequābilis
adjective
uneven
inaequalis
inaequālis
adjective
uneven
inaequaliter
inaequāliter
adverb
unequally
inaequatus
inaequātus
adjective
unequal
inaequo
inaequō
verb
to make even
inaestimabilis
inaestimābilis
adjective
not to be judged of
inaestuo
inaestuō
verb
to boil in
inamabilis
inamābilis
adjective
unlovely
inamaresco
inamārēscō
verb
to become bitter
inambitiosus
inambitiōsus
adjective
unambitious
inambulatio
inambulātiō
noun
a walking up and down
inambulo
inambulō
verb
to walk up and down
inamoenus
inamoenus
adjective
unpleasant
inane
ināne
noun
an empty space
inanimalis
inanimālis
adjective
without life
inanimus
inanimus
adjective
lifeless
inanis
inānis
adjective
empty
inanitas
inānitās
noun
emptiness
inaniter
ināniter
adverb
vainly
inaratus
inarātus
adjective
unploughed
inardesco
inārdēscō
verb
to kindle
inassuetus
inassuētus
adjective
unaccustomed
inattenuatus
inattenuātus
adjective
undiminished
inaudax
inaudāx
adjective
not daring
inaudio
inaudiō
verb
to hear whispered
inauditus
inaudītus
adjective
unheard-of
inaugurato
inaugurātō
adverb
(P. of inauguro
inauguro
inaugurō
verb
to take omens from the flight of birds
inauratus
inaurātus
adjective
gilded
inauro
inaurō
verb
to overlay with gold
inauspicato
inauspicātō
adverb
without consulting the auspices
inauspicatus
inauspicātus
adjective
without consulting the auspices
inausus
inausus
adjective
not ventured
inb
inb
cross-reference
inbecillitas
inbēcillitās
noun
helplessness
inbecillus
inbēcillus
adjective
weak
inbellis
inbellis
adjective
unwarlike
inberbis
inberbis
adjective
without a beard
inbibo
inbibō
verb
to drink in
inbuo
inbuō
verb
to wet
incaeduus
incaeduus
adjective
uncut
incalesco
incalēscō
verb
to grow warm
incalfacio
incalfaciō
verb
to warm
incallide
incallidē
adverb
unskilfully
incallidus
incallidus
adjective
unskilful
incandesco
incandēscō
verb
to grow warm
incanesco
incānēscō
verb
to become white
incanto
incantō
verb
to enchant
incanus
incānus
adjective
gray
incassum
incassum
adverb
in vain
incastigatus
incastīgātus
adjective
unpunished
incaute
incautē
adverb
incautiously
incautus
incautus
adjective
incautious
incedo
incēdō
verb
to advance
incelebratus
incelebrātus
adjective
not spread abroad
incendiarius
incendiārius
noun
an incendiary
incendium
incendium
noun
a burning
incendo
incendō
verb
to set fire to
incensio
incēnsiō
noun
a setting on fire
incensus
incēnsus
adjective
not assessed
incensus
incēnsus
adjective
inflamed
inceptio
inceptiō
noun
a beginning
incepto
inceptō
verb
to begin
inceptor
inceptor
noun
a beginner
inceptum
inceptum
noun
a beginning
inceptus
inceptus
participle
p. of incipio
inceptus
inceptus
noun
[only ablative singular] a beginning
incerno
incernō
verb
to sift in
incero
incērō
verb
to cover with wax
incertum
incertum
adverb
doubtfully
incertum
incertum
noun
an uncertainty
incertus
incertus
adjective
[of things] not fixed
incesso
incessō
verb
to fall upon
incessus
incessus
noun
a going
incesta
incesta
noun
a paramour
inceste
incestē
adverb
impurely
incesto
incestō
verb
to pollute
incestum
incestum
noun
impious unchastity
incestus
incestus
adjective
not religiously pure
incestus
incestus
noun
unchastity
inchoo
inchoō
cross-reference
inchoo
inchoō
verb
to begin
inchoo
inchoō
verb
to begin
incido
incidō
verb
to fall in
incido
incīdō
verb
to cut into
incinctus
incīnctus
participle
p. of incingo
incingo
incingō
verb
to gird
incino
incinō
verb
to cause to sound
incipio
incipiō
verb
to take hold
incise
incīsē
adverb
in short clauses
incisim
incīsim
adverb
in short clauses
incisio
incīsiō
noun
[in rhetoric] a division
incisum
incīsum
noun
a section
incisus
incīsus
participle
p. of 2 inci_do
incitamentum
incitāmentum
noun
an incitement
incitate
incitātē
adverb
[of speech] vehemently
incitatio
incitātiō
noun
an inciting
incitatus
incitātus
adjective
hurried
incito
incitō
verb
to set in rapid motion
incitus
incitus
adjective
in rapid motion
inclamo
inclāmō
verb
to give a cry
inclaresco
inclārēscō
verb
to grow splendid
inclemens
inclēmēns
adjective
unmerciful
inclementer
inclēmenter
adverb
rigorously
inclementia
inclēmentia
noun
unmercifulness
inclinatio
inclīnātiō
noun
a leaning
inclinatus
inclīnātus
adjective
inclined
inclino
inclīnō
verb
i. Trans
inclitus
inclitus
cross-reference
inclitus
inclitus
adjective
celebrated
includo
inclūdō
verb
to shut up
inclusio
inclūsiō
noun
a shutting up
inclusus
inclūsus
participle
p. of includo
inclutus
inclutus
adjective
celebrated
incoctus
incoctus
participle
p. of incoquo
incogitans
incōgitāns
adjective
thoughtless
incogito
incōgitō
verb
to contrive
incognitus
incōgnitus
adjective
not examined
incohatus
incohātus
adjective
begun
incoho
incohō
verb
to begin
incola
incola
noun
an inhabitant
incolo
incolō
verb
to be at home
incolumis
incolumis
adjective
unimpaired
incolumitas
incolumitās
noun
freedom from harm
incomitatus
incomitātus
adjective
unaccompanied
incommendatus
incommendātus
adjective
not commended
incommode
incommodē
adverb
inconveniently
incommoditas
incommoditās
noun
inconvenience
incommodo
incommodō
verb
to occasion inconvenience
incommodum
incommodum
noun
inconvenience
incommodus
incommodus
adjective
inconvenient
incommutabilis
incommūtābilis
adjective
unchangeable
incompertus
incompertus
adjective
unascertained
incomposite
incompositē
adverb
without order
incompositus
incompositus
adjective
unformed
incomptus
incōmptus
adjective
disordered
incomtus
incōmtus
adjective
disordered
inconcessus
inconcessus
adjective
not allowed
inconcinnus
inconcinnus
adjective
inelegant
inconcussus
inconcussus
adjective
unshaken
incondite
inconditē
adverb
confusedly
inconditus
inconditus
adjective
without order
inconpositus
inconpositus
adjective
unformed
inconruptus
inconruptus
adjective
unspoiled
inconsiderantia
incōnsīderantia
noun
want of reflection
inconsiderate
incōnsīderātē
adverb
inconsiderately
inconsideratus
incōnsīderātus
adjective
not considered
inconsolabilis
incōnsōlābilis
adjective
inconsolable
inconstans
incōnstāns
adjective
changeable
inconstanter
incōnstanter
adverb
capriciously
inconstantia
incōnstantia
noun
inconsistency
inconsulte
incōnsultē
adverb
unadvisedly
inconsultus
incōnsultus
adjective
not consulted
inconsumptus
incōnsūmptus
adjective
unconsumed
incontaminatus
incontāminātus
adjective
undefiled
incontentus
incontentus
adjective
unstretched
incontinens
incontinēns
adjective
incontinent
incontinenter
incontinenter
adverb
immoderately
incontinentia
incontinentia
noun
greediness
inconveniens
inconveniēns
adjective
not accordant
incoquo
incoquō
verb
to boil down
incorrectus
incorrēctus
adjective
uncorrected
incorrupte
incorruptē
adverb
uncorruptly
incorruptus
incorruptus
adjective
unspoiled
increbesco
incrēbēscō
verb
to quicken
increbresco
incrēbrēscō
verb
to quicken
incredibilis
incrēdibilis
adjective
not to be believed
incredibiliter
incrēdibiliter
adverb
incredibly
incredulus
incrēdulus
cross-reference
unbelieving
incrementum
incrēmentum
noun
growth
increpito
increpitō
verb
to keep chiding
increpo
increpō
verb
to sound
incresco
incrēscō
verb
to grow upon
incretus
incrētus
participle
p. of incerno
incruentatus
incruentātus
adjective
not made bloody
incruentus
incruentus
adjective
bloodless
incrusto
incrūstō
verb
to coat
incubo
incubō
verb
to lie upon
incudo
incūdō
verb
to forge with the hammer
inculco
inculcō
verb
to tread in
inculpatus
inculpātus
adjective
blameless
inculte
incultē
adverb
without refinement
incultus
incultus
noun
want of cultivation
incultus
incultus
adjective
untilled
incumbo
incumbō
verb
to lay oneself
incunabulum
incūnābulum
noun
a cradle
incuratus
incūrātus
adjective
uncured
incuria
incūria
noun
want of care
incuriose
incūriōsē
adverb
carelessly
incuriosus
incūriōsus
adjective
careless
incurro
incurrō
verb
to run into
incursio
incursiō
noun
a running against
incurso
incursō
verb
to run into
incursus
incursus
noun
a running to
incurvatus
incurvātus
adjective
bent
incurvesco
incurvēscō
verb
to begin to bend
incurvisco
incurvīscō
verb
to begin to bend
incurvo
incurvō
verb
to bend
incurvus
incurvus
adjective
bent
incus
incūs
noun
an anvil
incusatio
incūsātiō
noun
a blaming
incuso
incūsō
verb
to accuse
incussus
incussus
participle
p. of incutio
incussus
incussus
noun
a shock
incustoditus
incustōdītus
cross-reference
not watched
incusus
incūsus
participle
p. of incudo
incutio
incutiō
verb
to wield against
indagatio
indāgātiō
noun
a tracking out
indagatrix
indāgātrīx
noun
she who investigates
indago
indāgō
verb
to trace out
indago
indāgō
noun
an encircling with toils
inde
inde
adverb
[of place] from that place
indebitus
indēbitus
adjective
not owed
indeclinatus
indēclīnātus
adjective
unchanged
indecore
indecōrē
adverb
unbecomingly
indecoris
indecoris
adjective
unseemly
indecoro
indecorō
verb
to disgrace
indecorus
indecōrus
adjective
unbecoming
indefensus
indēfēnsus
adjective
unprotected
indefessus
indēfessus
adjective
unwearied
indefletus
indēflētus
adjective
unlamented
indeiectus
indēiectus
adjective
not thrown down
indelebilis
indēlēbilis
adjective
imperishable
indelibatus
indēlībātus
adjective
untouched
indemnatus
indemnātus
adjective
uncondemned
indeploratus
indēplōrātus
adjective
unwept
indeprensus
indēprēnsus
adjective
undetected
indeptus
indeptus
participle
p. of indipiscor
indesertus
indēsertus
adjective
not deserted
indestrictus
indēstrictus
adjective
untouched
indetonsus
indētōnsus
adjective
with unshorn hair
indevitatus
indēvītātus
adjective
unavoided
index
index
noun
one who points out
indicens
indīcēns
adjective
that does not say
indicium
indicium
noun
a notice
indico
indīcō
verb
to declare publicly
indico
indicō
verb
to point out
indictus
indictus
adjective
not said
indictus
indictus
participle
p. of 2 indico
Indicus
Indicus
adjective
of India
indidem
indidem
adverb
from the same place
indifferens
indifferēns
adjective
not to be sought or shunned
indigena
indigena
noun
a native
indigens
indigēns
adjective
in want of
indigentia
indigentia
noun
need
indigeo
indigeō
verb
to need
indiges
indigēs
adjective
needy
Indiges
Indiges
noun
a deified hero
indigestus
indīgestus
adjective
unorganized
indignabundus
indīgnābundus
adjective
full of indignation
indignandus
indīgnandus
adjective
to be despised
indignans
indīgnāns
adjective
impatient
indignatio
indīgnātiō
noun
displeasure
indignatus
indīgnātus
adjective
angered
indigne
indīgnē
adverb
unworthily
indignitas
indīgnitās
noun
unworthiness
indignor
indīgnor
verb
to deem unworthy
indignus
indīgnus
adjective
unworthy
indigus
indigus
adjective
needing
indiligens
indīligēns
adjective
careless
indiligenter
indīligenter
adverb
carelessly
indiligentia
indīligentia
noun
carelessness
indipiscor
indipīscor
verb
to obtain
indireptus
indīreptus
adjective
unplundered
indiscretus
indiscrētus
adjective
undistinguishable
indiserte
indisertē
adverb
not eloquently
indisertus
indisertus
adjective
not eloquent
indispositus
indispositus
adjective
without order
indissolubilis
indissolūbilis
adjective
indestructible
indistinctus
indistinctus
adjective
undistinguished
inditus
inditus
adjective
put on
individuum
indīviduum
noun
an atom
individuus
indīviduus
adjective
indivisible
indo
indō
verb
to put into
indocilis
indocilis
adjective
not teachable
indocte
indoctē
adverb
unlearnedly
indoctus
indoctus
adjective
untaught
indolentia
indolentia
noun
freedom from pain
indoles
indolēs
noun
an inborn quality
indolesco
indolēscō
verb
to feel pain
indomitus
indomitus
adjective
untamed
indormio
indormiō
verb
to fall asleep on
indotatus
indōtātus
adjective
unportioned
indu
indu
cross-reference
indubito
indubitō
verb
to throw doubt upon
indubius
indubius
adjective
not doubtful
induciae
induciae
cross-reference
induco
indūcō
verb
to lead in
inductio
inductiō
noun
a bringing in
inductus
inductus
participle
p. of induco
indulgens
indulgēns
adjective
indulgent
indulgenter
indulgenter
adverb
indulgently
indulgentia
indulgentia
noun
a yielding
indulgeo
indulgeō
verb
to be complaisant
induo
induō
verb
to put on
indupeditus
indupedītus
adjective
hindered
induperator
induperātor
noun
a commander-in-chief
induratus
indūrātus
adjective
hardened
induresco
indūrēscō
verb
to grow hard on
induro
indūrō
verb
to make hard
industria
industria
noun
diligence
industrie
industriē
adverb
diligently
industrius
industrius
adjective
active
indutia
indūtia
noun
a suspension of hostitities
indutus
indūtus
participle
p. of induo
indutus
indūtus
noun
a putting on
inebrio
inēbriō
verb
to make drunk
inedia
inedia
noun
an abstaining from food
ineditus
inēditus
adjective
not made known
inelegans
inēlegāns
adjective
not choice
ineleganter
inēleganter
adverb
not choicely
ineluctabilis
inēlūctābilis
adjective
not to be escuped
inemorior
inēmorior
verb
to die upon
inemptus
inēmptus
adjective
unbought
inemtus
inēmtus
adjective
unbought
inenarrabilis
inēnārrābilis
adjective
indescribable
inenodabilis
inēnōdābilis
adjective
inexplicable
ineo
ineō
verb
to go into
inepte
ineptē
adverb
improperly
ineptia
ineptia
noun
silliness
ineptio
ineptiō
verb
to be absurd
ineptus
ineptus
adjective
[people] absurd
inequitabilis
inequitābilis
adjective
unfit for riding over
inermis
inermis
adjective
unarmed
inermus
inermus
adjective
unarmed
inerrans
inerrāns
adjective
not wandering
inerro
inerrō
verb
to wander
iners
iners
adjective
without skill
inertia
inertia
noun
want of art
ineruditus
inērudītus
adjective
unlearned
inesco
inēscō
verb
to allure with bait
inevitabilis
inēvītābilis
adjective
unavoidable
inexcitus
inexcītus
adjective
unmoved
inexcusabilis
inexcūsābilis
adjective
without excuse
inexercitatus
inexercitātus
adjective
untrained
inexhaustus
inexhaustus
adjective
not wasted
inexorabilis
inexōrābilis
adjective
not to be moved by entreaty
inexpectatus
inexpectātus
adjective
unlooked for
inexpectatus
inexpectātus
cross-reference
inexpeditus
inexpedītus
adjective
not free
inexperrectus
inexperrēctus
adjective
unawakened
inexpertus
inexpertus
adjective
without experience
inexpiabilis
inexpiābilis
adjective
not to be atoned for
inexplebilis
inexplēbilis
adjective
not to be satisfied
inexpletus
inexplētus
adjective
not filled
inexplicabilis
inexplicābilis
adjective
not to be loosened
inexplorato
inexplōrātō
adverb
without previous examination
inexploratus
inexplōrātus
adjective
unexplored
inexpugnabilis
inexpūgnābilis
adjective
not to be stormed
inexspectatus
inexspectātus
adjective
unlooked for
inexstinctus
inexstinctus
adjective
unextinguished
inexsuperabilis
inexsuperābilis
adjective
not to be crossed
inextricabilis
inextrīcābilis
adjective
not to be unravelled
inexuperabilis
inexuperābilis
adjective
not to be crossed
infabre
īnfabrē
adverb
unskilfully
infabricatus
īnfabricātus
adjective
unwrought
infacetia
īnfacētia
noun
coarse jokes
infacetus
īnfacētus
adjective
without wit
infacundus
īnfācundus
adjective
not eloquent
infamatus
īnfamātus
adjective
of ill repute
infamia
īnfāmia
noun
ill fame
infamis
īnfāmis
adjective
of ill repute
infamo
īnfāmō
verb
to bring into ill repute
infandus
īnfandus
adjective
unspeakable
infans
īnfāns
adjective
that cannot speak
infantia
īnfantia
noun
inability to speak
infatuo
īnfatuō
verb
to make a fool of
infaustus
īnfaustus
adjective
of ill omen
infector
īnfector
noun
a dyer
infectus
īnfectus
participle
p. of inficio
infectus
īnfectus
adjective
not done
infecunditas
īnfēcunditās
noun
unfruitfulness
infecundus
īnfēcundus
adjective
unfruitful
infelicitas
īnfēlīcitās
noun
ill-luck
infeliciter
īnfēlīciter
adverb
unhappily
infelix
īnfēlīx
adjective
unfruitful
infense
īnfēnsē
adverb
with hostility
infenso
īnfēnsō
verb
to treat in a hostile manner
infensus
īnfēnsus
adjective
hostile
infercio
īnferciō
verb
to stuff in
inferi
īnferī
cross-reference
inferia
īnferia
noun
sacrifices in honor of the dead
inferior
īnferior
adjective
lower
inferius
īnferius
adjective
lower
infernus
īnfernus
adjective
lower
infero
īnferō
verb
to bring in
inferus
īnferus
adjective
below
infervesco
īnfervēscō
verb
to boil
infeste
īnfēstē
adverb
inimically
infesto
īnfēstō
verb
to annoy
infestus
īnfēstus
adjective
made unsafe
inficetia
inficētia
noun
coarse jokes
inficetus
inficētus
adjective
without wit
inficio
īnficiō
verb
to stain
infidelis
īnfidēlis
adjective
not to be trusted
infidelitas
īnfidēlitās
noun
unfaithfulness
infideliter
īnfidēliter
adverb
faithlessly
infidus
īnfīdus
adjective
not to be trusted
infigo
īnfīgō
verb
to fasten
infimus
īnfimus
adjective
lowest
infindo
īnfindō
verb
to cut into
infinitas
īnfīnitās
noun
boundlessness
infinite
īnfīnītē
adverb
without bounds
infinitio
īnfīnītiō
noun
boundlessness
infinitus
īnfīnītus
adjective
not limited
infio
īnfīō
verb
to begin
infirmatio
īnfīrmātiō
noun
a weakening
infirme
īnfīrmē
adverb
faintly
infirmitas
īnfīrmitās
noun
want of strength
infirmo
īnfīrmō
verb
to weaken
infirmus
īnfīrmus
adjective
not strong
infitia
īnfitia
noun
denial
infitialis
īnfitiālis
adjective
negative
infitiatio
īnfitiātiō
noun
a denial
infitiator
īnfitiātor
noun
a denier
infitior
īnfitior
verb
not to confess
infixus
īnfīxus
participle
p. of infigo
inflammatio
īnflammātiō
noun
a kindling
inflammo
īnflammō
verb
to set on fire
inflate
īnflātē
adverb
haughtily
inflatio
īnflātiō
noun
a puffing up
inflatus
īnflātus
adjective
swelled up
inflatus
īnflātus
noun
a blowing in
inflecto
īnflectō
verb
to bend
infletus
īnflētus
adjective
unwept
inflexio
īnflexiō
noun
a bending
inflexus
īnflexus
participle
p. of inflecto
inflexus
īnflexus
noun
a bending
inflictus
īnflīctus
participle
p. of infligo
infligo
īnflīgō
verb
1 in + * fligo
inflo
īnflō
verb
to blow into
influo
īnfluō
verb
to flow in
infodio
īnfodiō
verb
to bury
informatio
īnfōrmātiō
noun
a representation
informatus
īnfōrmātus
participle
p. of informo
informis
īnfōrmis
adjective
without form
informo
īnfōrmō
verb
to shape
infortunatus
īnfortūnātus
adjective
unfortunate
infortunium
īnfortūnium
noun
a misfortune
infossus
īnfossus
participle
p. of infodio
infra
īnfrā
cross-reference
below
infra
īnfrā
adverb
on the under side
infractio
īnfrāctiō
noun
a breaking
infractus
īnfrāctus
adjective
broken
infragilis
īnfragilis
adjective
strong
infremo
īnfremō
verb
to make a noise
infrenatus
īnfrēnātus
participle
p. of infreno
infrenatus
īnfrēnātus
adjective
without a bridle
infrendo
īnfrendō
verb
to gnash
infrenis
īnfrēnis
adjective
without a bridle
infreno
īnfrēnō
verb
to put on a bridle
infrenus
īnfrēnus
adjective
unbridled
infrequens
īnfrequēns
adjective
not crowded
infrequentia
īnfrequentia
noun
a small number
infringo
īnfringō
verb
to break off
infrons
īnfrōns
adjective
without foliage
infructuosus
īnfrūctuōsus
adjective
fruitless
infucatus
īnfūcātus
adjective
painted over
infula
īnfula
noun
a band
infumus
īnfumus
adjective
lowest
infundo
īnfundō
verb
to pour in
infusco
īnfuscō
verb
to make dark
infusus
īnfūsus
participle
p. of infundo
ingemino
ingeminō
verb
to redouble
ingemisco
ingemīscō
verb
to utter a groan
ingemo
ingemō
verb
to groan over
ingenero
ingenerō
verb
to implant
ingeniose
ingeniōsē
adverb
acutely
ingeniosus
ingeniōsus
adjective
full of intellect
ingenitus
ingenitus
adjective
innate
ingenium
ingenium
noun
innate quality
ingens
ingēns
adjective
not natural
ingenue
ingenuē
adverb
as becomes his birth
ingenuitas
ingenuitās
noun
free birth
ingenuus
ingenuus
adjective
native
ingero
ingerō
verb
to throw in
ingigno
ingīgnō
verb
to implant
inglorius
inglōrius
adjective
without fame
ingluvies
ingluviēs
noun
the crop
ingrate
ingrātē
adverb
unpleasantly
ingratificus
ingrātificus
adjective
unthankful
ingratiis
ingrātiīs
adverb
without thanks
ingratis
ingrātīs
adverb
without thanks
ingratus
ingrātus
adjective
unpleasant
ingravesco
ingravēscō
verb
to grow burdensome
ingravo
ingravō
verb
to weigh down
ingredior
ingredior
verb
to advance
ingressio
ingressiō
noun
a going into
ingressus
ingressus
participle
p. of ingredior
ingressus
ingressus
noun
an advancing
ingruo
ingruō
verb
to break in
inguen
inguen
noun
the groin
ingurgito
ingurgitō
verb
to gorge
ingustatus
ingustātus
adjective
not tasted before
inhabilis
inhabilis
adjective
unmanageable
inhabitabilis
inhabitābilis
adjective
uninhabitable
inhaereo
inhaereō
verb
to stick fast
inhaeresco
inhaerēscō
verb
to stick fast
inhalo
inhālō
verb
to breathe upon
inhibeo
inhibeō
verb
to hold in
inhibitio
inhibitiō
noun
a reversing
inhibitus
inhibitus
participle
p. of inhibeo
inhio
inhiō
verb
to stand open
inhoneste
inhonestē
adverb
dishonorably
inhonesto
inhonestō
verb
to dishonor
inhonestus
inhonestus
adjective
dishonorable
inhonoratus
inhonōrātus
adjective
unhonored
inhonorus
inhonōrus
adjective
unsightly
inhorreo
inhorreō
verb
to stand erect
inhorresco
inhorrēscō
verb
to stand erect
inhospitalis
inhospitālis
adjective
inhospitable
inhospitalitas
inhospitālitās
noun
inhospitality
inhospitus
inhospitus
adjective
inhospitable
inhumane
inhūmānē
adverb
cruelly
inhumanitas
inhūmānitās
noun
inhuman conduct
inhumaniter
inhūmāniter
adverb
uncivilly
inhumanus
inhūmānus
adjective
rude
inhumatus
inhumātus
cross-reference
unburied
inibi
inibi
adverb
therein
inicio
iniciō
verb
to throw in
inicus
inīcus
cross-reference
iniectus
iniectus
noun
a casting on
iniectus
iniectus
participle
p. of inicio
iniicio
iniiciō
cross-reference
inimice
inimīcē
adverb
as an enemy
inimicitia
inimīcitia
noun
enmity
inimico
inimīcō
verb
to make hostile
inimicus
inimīcus
adjective
unfriendly
inique
inīquē
adverb
unequally
iniquitas
inīquitās
noun
inequality
iniquus
inīquus
adjective
uneven
initio
initiō
verb
to begin
initium
initium
noun
a going in
initus
initus
participle
p. of ineo
initus
initus
noun
an entrance
iniucunde
iniūcundē
adverb
unpleasantly
iniucunditas
iniūcunditās
noun
unpleasantness
iniucundus
iniūcundus
adjective
unpleasant
iniungo
iniungō
verb
to join
iniuratus
iniūrātus
adjective
unsworn
iniuria
iniūria
noun
an injustice
iniuriose
iniūriōsē
adverb
unjustly
iniuriosus
iniūriōsus
adjective
unjust
iniurius
iniūrius
adjective
unlawful
iniussus
iniūssus
adjective
unbidden
iniussus
iniūssus
noun
without command
iniuste
iniūstē
adverb
without right
iniustitia
iniūstitia
noun
injustice
iniustus
iniūstus
adjective
unreasonable
inlabefactus
inlabefactus
adjective
unbroken
inlabor
inlābor
verb
to flow in
inlaboro
inlabōrō
verb
to work upon
inlacessitus
inlacessītus
adjective
unprovoked
inlacrimabilis
inlacrimābilis
adjective
unwept
inlacrimor
inlacrimor
verb
to weep over
inlacrimo
inlacrimō
verb
dep.
inlaesus
inlaesus
adjective
unhurt
inlaetabilis
inlaetābilis
adjective
cheerless
inlaqueo
inlaqueō
verb
to ensnare
inlaudatus
inlaudātus
adjective
unpraised
inlautus
inlautus
adjective
unwashed
inlautus
inlautus
cross-reference
inlecebra
inlecebra
noun
an enticement
inlectus
inlēctus
adjective
unread
inlectus
inlectus
participle
p. of inlicio
inlepide
inlepidē
adverb
impolitely
inlepidus
inlepidus
adjective
unmannerly
inlibatus
inlībātus
adjective
undiminished
inliberalis
inlīberālis
adjective
ignoble
inliberalitas
inlīberālitās
noun
meanness
inliberaliter
inlīberāliter
adverb
ignobly
inlicio
inliciō
verb
to allure
inlicitator
inlicitātor
noun
a shambidder
inlicitus
inlicitus
adjective
not allowed
inlido
inlīdō
verb
to dash against
inligo
inligō
verb
to bind on
inlimis
inlīmis
adjective
without mud
inlino
inlinō
verb
to smear over
inliquefactus
inliquefactus
adjective
melted
inlisus
inlīsus
participle
p. of inlido
inlitteratus
inlitterātus
adjective
unlettered
inlitus
inlitus
participle
p. of inlino
inlotus
inlōtus
adjective
unwashed
inlucesco
inlūcēscō
verb
to grow light
inludo
inlūdō
verb
to play at
inluminate
inlūminātē
adverb
clearly
inlumino
inlūminō
verb
to light up
inlusio
inlūsiō
noun
a mocking
inlustre
inlūstrē
adverb
clearly
inlustris
inlūstris
adjective
lighted
inlustrius
inlūstrius
cross-reference
inlustro
inlūstrō
verb
to light up
inlusus
inlūsus
participle
p. of inludo
inluvies
inluviēs
noun
an overflow
inm
inm
cross-reference
inmadesco
inmadēscō
verb
to become wet
inmane
inmāne
adverb
frightfully
inmanis
inmānis
adjective
monstrous
inmanitas
inmānitās
noun
monstrous size
inmansuetus
inmānsuētus
adjective
untamed
inmaturitas
inmātūritās
noun
untimely haste
inmaturus
inmātūrus
adjective
untimely
inmedicabilis
inmedicābilis
adjective
incurable
inmemor
inmemor
adjective
unmindful
inmemoratus
inmemorātus
adjective
unmentioned
inmensitas
inmēnsitās
noun
immeasurableness
inmensum
inmēnsum
noun
a boundless extent
inmensum
inmēnsum
adverb
without end
inmensus
inmēnsus
adjective
immeasurable
inmerens
inmerēns
adjective
undeserving
inmergo
inmergō
verb
to dip
inmerito
inmeritō
adverb
undeservedly
inmeritus
inmeritus
adjective
undeserving
inmersabilis
inmersābilis
adjective
not to be sunk
inmetatus
inmētātus
adjective
measureless
inmigro
inmigrō
verb
to remove
inmineo
inmineō
verb
to project over
inminuo
inminuō
verb
to lessen
inminutio
inminūtiō
noun
a lessening
inminutus
inminūtus
adjective
weak
inmisceo
inmisceō
verb
to mix in
inmiserabilis
inmiserābilis
adjective
unpitied
inmisericors
inmisericors
adjective
pitiless
inmissio
inmissiō
noun
a letting grow
inmissus
inmissus
participle
p. of immitto
inmitis
inmītis
adjective
not mellow
inmitto
inmittō
verb
to send in
inmobilis
inmōbilis
adjective
immovable
inmoderate
inmoderātē
adverb
without measure
inmoderatio
inmoderātiō
noun
want of moderation
inmoderatus
inmoderātus
adjective
boundless
inmodestia
inmodestia
noun
intemperate conduct
inmodestus
inmodestus
adjective
unrestrained
inmodicus
inmodicus
adjective
beyond bounds
inmodulatus
inmodulātus
adjective
unrhythmical
inmolatio
inmolātiō
noun
a sacrificing
inmolator
inmolātor
noun
a sacrificer
inmolitus
inmōlītus
cross-reference
p.
inmolo
inmolō
verb
to sprinkle with sacrificial meal
inmordeo
inmordeō
verb
to bite into
inmorior
inmorior
verb
to die in
inmortalis
inmortālis
adjective
undying
inmortalitas
inmortālitās
noun
exemption from death
inmotus
inmōtus
adjective
unmoved
inmugio
inmūgiō
verb
to bellow in
inmulgeo
inmulgeō
verb
to milk into
inmundus
inmundus
adjective
unclean
inmunio
inmūniō
verb
to fortify
inmunis
inmūnis
adjective
not bound
inmunitas
inmūnitās
noun
exemption from burdens
inmunitus
inmūnītus
adjective
unfortified
inmurmuro
inmurmurō
verb
to murmur at
inmutabilis
inmūtābilis
adjective
unchangeable
inmutabilitas
inmūtābilitās
noun
unchangeableness
inmutatio
inmūtātiō
noun
an interchange
inmutatus
inmūtātus
adjective
unchanged
inmuto
inmūtō
verb
to change
innabilis
innābilis
adjective
in which one cannot swim
innascor
innāscor
verb
to be born in
innato
innatō
verb
to swim in
innatus
innātus
adjective
native
innavigabilis
innāvigābilis
adjective
not navigable
innecto
innectō
verb
to twist
innitor
innītor
verb
to lean upon
inno
innō
verb
to swim in
innocens
innocēns
adjective
harmless
innocenter
innocenter
adverb
blamelessly
innocentia
innocentia
noun
blamelessness
innocue
innocuē
adverb
innocently
innocuus
innocuus
adjective
harmless
innotesco
innōtēscō
verb
to become known
innovo
innovō
verb
to renew
innoxius
innoxius
adjective
harmless
innubo
innūbō
verb
to marry into
innubus
innubus
adjective
unmarried
innumerabilis
innumerābilis
adjective
countless
innumerabilitas
innumerābilitās
noun
countlessness
innumerabiliter
innumerābiliter
adverb
innumerably
innumerus
innumerus
adjective
countless
innuo
innuō
verb
to nod
innuptus
innūptus
adjective
unmarried
innutritus
innūtrītus
cross-reference
nourished in
inoblitus
inoblītus
adjective
not forgetful
inobrutus
inobrutus
adjective
not overwhelmed
inobservabilis
inobservābilis
adjective
unavoidable
inobservatus
inobservātus
adjective
unobserved
inoffensus
inoffēnsus
adjective
unobstructed
inofficiosus
inofficiōsus
adjective
undutiful
inolesco
inolēscō
verb
to grow
inominatus
inōminātus
adjective
ill-omened
inopia
inopia
noun
want
inopinans
inopīnāns
adjective
not expecting
inopinato
inopīnātō
adverb
unexpectedly
inopinatus
inopīnātus
adjective
not expected
inopinus
inopīnus
adjective
unexpected
inops
inops
adjective
without resources
inoratus
inōrātus
adjective
not pleaded
inordinatus
inōrdinātus
adjective
not arranged
inornatus
inōrnātus
adjective
unadorned
inp
inp
cross-reference
inpacatus
inpācātus
adjective
not peaceable
inpar
inpār
adjective
uneven
inparatus
inparātus
adjective
not ready
inpastus
inpāstus
adjective
unfed
inpatiens
inpatiēns
adjective
that cannot bear
inpatienter
inpatienter
adverb
with impatience
inpatientia
inpatientia
noun
impatience
inpavidus
inpavidus
adjective
fearless
inpedimentum
inpedīmentum
noun
a hinderance
inpedio
inpediō
verb
to entangle
inpeditio
inpedītiō
noun
a hinderance
inpeditus
inpedītus
adjective
hindered
inpello
inpellō
verb
to strike against
inpendeo
inpendeō
verb
to hang over
inpendio
inpendiō
adverb
by a great deal
inpendium
inpendium
noun
money laid out
inpendo
inpendō
verb
to weigh out
inpenetrabilis
inpenetrābilis
adjective
not to be pierced
inpensa
inpēnsa
noun
impensus
inpense
inpēnsē
adverb
exceedingly
inpensus
inpēnsus
adjective
ample
inperans
inperāns
noun
a master
inperator
inperātor
noun
a commander-in-chief
inperatorius
inperātōrius
adjective
of a general
inperatrix
inperātrīx
noun
she who commands
inperceptus
inperceptus
adjective
unperceived
inpercussus
inpercussus
adjective
not struck
inperditus
inperditus
adjective
not destroyed
inperfectus
inperfectus
adjective
unfinished
inperfossus
inperfossus
adjective
unpierced
inperiosus
inperiōsus
adjective
possessed of command
inperitia
inperītia
noun
inexperience
inperito
inperitō
verb
to command
inperitus
inperītus
adjective
inexperienced
inperium
inperium
noun
a command
inperiuratus
inperiūrātus
adjective
by which no false oath is taken
inpermissus
inpermissus
adjective
unlawful
inpero
inperō
verb
to command
inperterritus
inperterritus
adjective
unterrified
inpertio
inpertiō
verb
to share with
inperturbatus
inperturbātus
adjective
undisturbed
inpervius
inpervius
adjective
not to be traversed
inpes
inpes
noun
violence
inpetibilis
inpetibilis
adjective
insufferable
inpetrabilis
inpetrābilis
adjective
to be obtained
inpetratio
inpetrātiō
noun
an obtaining by request
inpetro
inpetrō
verb
to gain one's end
inpetus
inpetus
noun
an attack
inpexus
inpexus
adjective
uncombed
inpie
inpiē
adverb
irreligiously
inpietas
inpietās
noun
irreverence
inpiger
inpiger
adjective
not indolent
inpigritas
inpigritās
noun
activity
inpingo
inpingō
verb
to dash against
inpius
inpius
adjective
[people] irreverent
inplacabilis
inplācābilis
adjective
unappeasable
inplacatus
inplācātus
adjective
unappeased
inplacidus
inplacidus
adjective
ungentle
inpleo
inpleō
verb
to fill up
inplicatio
inplicātiō
noun
an interweaving
inplicatus
inplicātus
adjective
entangled
inplicite
inplicitē
adverb
intricately
inplicitus
inplicitus
participle
p. of implico
inplico
inplicō
verb
to infold
inploratio
inplōrātiō
noun
a call for help
inploro
inplōrō
verb
to invoke with tears
inplumis
inplūmis
adjective
without feathers
inpluo
inpluō
verb
to rain upon
inpluvium
inpluvium
noun
a small court open to the sky (forming the middle wall of a Roman house
inpolitus
inpolītus
adjective
unpolished
inpollutus
inpollūtus
adjective
unstained
inpono
inpōnō
verb
to place upon
inporto
inportō
verb
to bring in
inportune
inportūnē
adverb
unsuitably
inportunitas
inportūnitās
noun
unsuitableness
inportunus
inportūnus
adjective
unfit
inportuosus
inportuōsus
adjective
without a harbor
inpotens
inpotēns
adjective
powerless
inpotentia
inpotentia
noun
helplessness
inpraesentiarum
inpraesentiārum
adverb
for the present
inpransus
inprānsus
adjective
that has not breakfasted
inprecor
inprecor
verb
to call down upon
inpressus
inpressus
participle
p. of imprimo
inpressus
inpressus
adjective
unpressed
inprimo
inprimō
verb
to press upon
inprobatio
inprobātiō
noun
disapproval
inprobe
inprobē
adverb
badly
inprobitas
inprobitās
noun
wickedness
inprobo
inprobō
verb
to disapprove
inprobulus
inprobulus
adjective
somewhat wicked
inprobus
inprobus
adjective
not good
inprocerus
inprōcērus
adjective
of small stature
inprodictus
inprōdictus
adjective
not postponed
inpromptus
inprōmptus
adjective
unready
inproperatus
inproperātus
adjective
not hasty
inprosper
inprōsper
adjective
unfortunate
inprospere
inprōsperē
adverb
unfortunately
inprovidus
inprōvidus
adjective
not foreseeing
inproviso
inprōvīsō
adverb
on a sudden
inprovisus
inprōvīsus
adjective
not foreseen
inprudens
inprūdēns
adjective
not foreseeing
inprudenter
inprūdenter
adverb
without foresight
inprudentia
inprūdentia
noun
want of foresight
inpubis
inpūbis
adjective
under age
inpudens
inpudēns
adjective
without shame
inpudenter
inpudenter
adverb
shamelessly
inpudentia
inpudentia
noun
shamelessness
inpudicus
inpudīcus
adjective
shameless
inpugnatio
inpūgnātiō
noun
an attack
inpugno
inpūgnō
verb
to fight against
inpulsio
inpulsiō
noun
external pressure
inpulsor
inpulsor
noun
one who incites
inpulsus
inpulsus
noun
a striking against
inpulsus
inpulsus
participle
p. of impello
inpune
inpūne
adverb
without punishment
inpunis
inpūnis
adjective
unpunished
inpunitas
inpūnitās
noun
freedom from punishment
inpunitus
inpūnītus
adjective
unpunished
inpuratus
inpūrātus
adjective
defiled
inpuritas
inpūritās
noun
uncleanness
inpurus
inpūrus
adjective
unclean
inputatus
inputātus
adjective
unpruned
inputatus
inputātus
participle
p. of imputo
inputo
inputō
verb
to reckon
inquam
inquam
verb
[in emphatic repetition] I say
inquies
inquiēs
adjective
restless
inquieto
inquiētō
verb
to disturb
inquietus
inquiētus
adjective
restless
inquilinus
inquilīnus
adjective
of foreign birth
inquinate
inquinātē
adverb
filthily
inquinatus
inquinātus
adjective
foul
inquino
inquinō
verb
to befoul
inquiro
inquīrō
verb
to seek after
inquisitio
inquīsītiō
noun
a seeking
inquisitor
inquīsītor
noun
a searcher
inquisitus
inquīsītus
participle
p. of inquiro
inraucesco
inraucēscō
verb
to become hoarse
inreligatus
inreligātus
adjective
unbound
inreligiose
inreligiōsē
adverb
impiously
inreligiosus
inreligiōsus
adjective
irreligious
inremeabilis
inremeābilis
adjective
not to be retraced
inreparabilis
inreparābilis
adjective
irreparable
inrepertus
inrepertus
adjective
undiscovered
inrepo
inrēpō
verb
to creep in
inreprehensus
inreprehēnsus
adjective
blameless
inrequietus
inrequiētus
adjective
unquiet
inresectus
inresectus
adjective
uncut
inresolutus
inresolūtus
adjective
not loosened
inretio
inrētiō
verb
to catch in a net
inretortus
inretortus
adjective
not turned back
inreverentia
inreverentia
noun
irreverence
inrevocabilis
inrevocābilis
adjective
not to be recalled
inrevocatus
inrevocātus
adjective
not called back
inrideo
inrīdeō
verb
to laugh at
inridicule
inrīdiculē
adverb
without wit
inrigatio
inrigātiō
noun
a watering
inrigo
inrigō
verb
to water
inriguus
inriguus
adjective
watering
inrisio
inrīsiō
noun
a deriding
inrisor
inrīsor
noun
a derider
inrisus
inrīsus
participle
p. of inrideo
inrisus
inrīsus
noun
a scoffing
inritabilis
inrītābilis
adjective
excitable
inritamen
inrītāmen
noun
an incitement
inritamentum
inrītāmentum
noun
an incitement
inritatio
inrītātiō
noun
an incitement
inrito
inrītō
verb
to incite
inritus
inritus
adjective
undecided
inrogatio
inrogātiō
noun
an imposing
inrogo
inrogō
verb
[in law] to propose in opposition
inroro
inrōrō
verb
to bedew
inrumatio
inrumātiō
noun
oral sex
inrumo
inrumō
verb
to make someone perform oral sex
inrumpo
inrumpō
verb
to break in
inruo
inruō
verb
to rush in
inruptio
inruptiō
noun
a breaking in
inruptus
inruptus
adjective
unbroken
inruptus
inruptus
participle
p. of inrumpo
insalubris
īnsalūbris
adjective
unwholesome
insalutatus
īnsalūtātus
adjective
ungreeted
insanabilis
īnsānābilis
adjective
not to be healed
insane
īnsānē
adverb
madly
insania
īnsānia
noun
unsoundness of mind
insaniens
īnsāniēns
adjective
foolish
insanio
īnsāniō
verb
to be of unsound mind
insanitas
īnsānitās
noun
unsoundness
insanus
īnsānus
adjective
of unsound mind
insatiabilis
īnsatiābilis
adjective
not to be satisfied
insatiabiliter
insatiābiliter
adverb
insatiably
insaturabilis
īnsaturābilis
adjective
insatiable
insaturabiliter
īnsaturābiliter
adverb
insatiably
inscalpo
inscalpō
verb
to cut in
inscendo
īnscendō
verb
to climb up
insciens
īnsciēns
adjective
unknowing
inscienter
īnscienter
adverb
ignorantly
inscientia
īnscientia
noun
want of knowledge
inscite
īnscītē
adverb
unskilfully
inscitia
īnscītia
noun
ignorance
inscitus
īnscītus
adjective
ignorant
inscius
īnscius
adjective
not knowing
inscribo
inscrībō
verb
to write upon
inscriptio
inscrīptiō
noun
an inscribing
inscriptus
inscrīptus
participle
p. of inscribo
insculpo
īnsculpō
verb
to cut in
inseco
īnsecō
verb
to cut into
insectatio
īnsectātiō
noun
a pursuing
insectator
īnsectātor
noun
a persecutor
insector
īnsector
verb
to pursue
insectus
īnsectus
participle
p. of inseco
insenesco
īnsenēscō
verb
to grow old in
insepultus
īnsepultus
adjective
unburied
insequens
īnsequēns
adjective
following
insequor
īnsequor
verb
to follow
insero
īnserō
verb
to put in
insero
īnserō
verb
to implant
inserto
īnsertō
verb
to put in
insertus
īnsertus
participle
p. of 2 insero
inservio
īnserviō
verb
to be serviceable
insessus
īnsessus
participle
p. of insideo
insibilo
īnsībilō
verb
to whistle within
insideo
īnsideō
verb
to sit upon
insidia
īnsidia
noun
a snare
insidians
īnsidiāns
noun
a waylayer
insidiator
īnsidiātor
noun
one who lies in wait
insidior
īnsidior
verb
to lie in ambush
insidiose
īnsidiōsē
adverb
cunningly deceitfully
insidiosus
īnsidiōsus
adjective
cunning
insido
īnsīdō
verb
to sit in
insigne
īnsīgne
noun
a mark
insignio
īnsīgniō
verb
to mark
insignis
īnsīgnis
adjective
distinguished by a mark
insignite
īnsīgnītē
adverb
remarkably
insigniter
īnsīgniter
adverb
remarkably
insignitus
īnsīgnītus
adjective
marked
insilio
īnsiliō
verb
to leap in
insimilatio
insimilātiō
noun
a charge
insimulatio
īnsimulātiō
noun
a charge
insimulo
īnsimulō
verb
to make suspected
insincerus
īnsincērus
adjective
spoiled
insinuatio
īnsinuātiō
noun
[in rhetoric] a conciliation of favor
insinuo
īnsinuō
verb
to thrust in
insipiens
īnsipiēns
adjective
unwise
insipienter
īnsipienter
adverb
unwisely
insipientia
īnsipientia
noun
unwisdom
insisto
īnsistō
verb
to set foot
insitio
īnsitiō
noun
an ingrafting
insitivus
īnsitīvus
adjective
ingrafted
insitor
insitor
noun
an ingrafter
insitus
īnsitus
adjective
ingrafted
insociabilis
īnsociābilis
adjective
without social ties
insolabiliter
īnsōlābiliter
adverb
inconsolably
insolens
īnsolēns
adjective
unaccustomed
insolenter
īnsolenter
adverb
unusually
insolentia
īnsolentia
noun
unusualness
insolesco
īnsolēscō
verb
to grow haughty
insolidus
īnsolidus
adjective
not solid
insolitus
īnsolitus
adjective
unaccustomed
insomnia
īnsomnia
noun
sleeplessness
insomnis
īnsomnis
adjective
sleepless
insomnium
īnsomnium
noun
sleeplessness
insomnium
īnsomnium
noun
a dream
insono
īnsonō
verb
to resound
insons
īnsōns
adjective
guiltless
insopitus
īnsōpītus
adjective
sleepless
inspecto
īnspectō
verb
to look at
inspectus
īnspectus
participle
p. of inspicio
insperans
īnspērāns
adjective
not hoping
insperatus
īnspērātus
adjective
unhoped for
inspergo
īnspergō
verb
to sprinkle over
inspicio
īnspiciō
verb
to look into
inspico
īnspīcō
verb
to cut in the form of an ear of corn
inspiro
īnspīrō
verb
to blow upon
inspoliatus
īnspoliātus
adjective
not plundered
instabilis
īnstabilis
adjective
not steadfast
instans
īnstāns
adjective
present
instanter
īnstanter
adverb
earnestly
instantia
īnstantia
noun
an impendence
instar
īnstar
noun
indecl
instauratio
īnstaurātiō
noun
a renewing
instaurativus
īnstaurātīvus
adjective
instituted anew
instauro
īnstaurō
verb
to establish
insterno
īnsternō
verb
to cover
instigator
īnstīgātor
noun
a stimulator
instigatrix
īnstīgātrīx
noun
she that instigates
instigo
īnstīgō
verb
to goad on
instillo
īnstīllō
verb
to pour in by drops
instimulator
īnstimulātor
noun
a stimulator
instimulo
īnstimulō
verb
to goad
instinctor
īnstinctor
noun
an instigator
instinctus
īnstinctus
participle
p. of instinguo
instinctus
īnstinctus
noun
instigation (only abl sing.)
instinguo
īnstinguō
verb
to instigate
instita
īnstita
noun
a border
institi.
īnstitī.
cross-reference
i. Perf. of insisto
institio
īnstitiō
noun
a standing still
institor
īnstitor
noun
a factor
instituo
īnstituō
verb
to put in place
institutio
īnstitūtiō
noun
disposition
institutum
īnstitūtum
noun
a purpose
institutus
īnstitūtus
participle
p. of instituo
insto
īnstō
verb
to stand upon
instratus
īnstrātus
participle
p. of insterno
instratus
īnstrātus
adjective
not covered
instravi
īnstrāvī
cross-reference
perf. of insterno
instrenuus
īnstrēnuus
adjective
sluggish
instrepo
īnstrepō
verb
to resound
instringo
īnstringō
verb
to bind
instructe
īnstrūctē
adverb
with great preparation
instructio
īnstrūctiō
noun
an array
instructor
īnstrūctor
noun
a preparer
instructus
īnstrūctus
adjective
furnished
instructus
īnstrūctus
noun
arrangement
instrumentum
īnstrūmentum
noun
an implement
instruo
īnstruō
verb
to build in
insuavis
īnsuāvis
adjective
unpleasant
insudo
īnsūdō
verb
to sweat on
insuefactus
īnsuēfactus
adjective
accustomed
insuesco
īnsuēscō
verb
(-sue_rat)
insuetus
īnsuētus
adjective
unaccustomed
insula
īnsula
noun
an island
insulanus
īnsulānus
noun
an islander
insulse
īnsulsē
adverb
tastelessly
insulsitas
īnsulsitās
noun
tastelessness
insulsus
īnsulsus
adjective
unsalted
insulto
īnsultō
verb
to spring at
insum
īnsum
verb
to be in
insumo
īnsūmō
verb
to take for
insuo
īnsuō
verb
to sew in
insuper
īnsuper
adverb
above
insuperabilis
īnsuperābilis
adjective
that cannot be passed over
insurgo
īnsurgō
verb
to rise up
insusurro
īnsusurrō
verb
to whisper to
insutus
īnsūtus
participle
p. of insuo
intabesco
intābēscō
verb
to waste away
intactus
intāctus
adjective
untouched
intaminatus
intāminātus
adjective
unsullied
intectus
intēctus
participle
p. of intego
intectus
intēctus
adjective
uncovered
integellus
integellus
adjective
pretty safe
integer
integer
adjective
untouched
intego
integō
verb
to cover over
integrasco
integrāscō
verb
to begin anew
integratio
integrātiō
noun
a renewing
integre
integrē
adverb
purely
integritas
integritās
noun
completeness
integro
integrō
verb
to make whole
integumentum
integumentum
noun
a covering
intellectus
intellēctus
participle
p. of intellego
intellectus
intellēctus
noun
a perception
intellegens
intellegēns
adjective
intelligent
intellegenter
intellegenter
adverb
intelligently
intellegentia
intellegentia
noun
discernment
intellego
intellegō
verb
to come to know
intelligentia
intelligentia
noun
discernment
intelligo
intelligō
cross-reference
intemeratus
intemerātus
adjective
inviolate
intemperans
intemperāns
adjective
without self-control
intemperanter
intemperanter
adverb
immoderately
intemperantia
intemperantia
noun
want of moderation
intemperate
intemperātē
adverb
intemperately
intemperatus
intemperātus
adjective
excessive
intemperies
intemperiēs
noun
want of moderation
intempestive
intempestīvē
adverb
unseasonably
intempestivus
intempestīvus
adjective
untimely
intempestus
intempestus
adjective
unseasonable
intemptatus
intemptātus
participle
p. of intempto
intemptatus
intemptātus
adjective
untouched
intendo
intendō
verb
to stretch out
intentatus
intentātus
cross-reference
intente
intentē
adverb
with earnestness
intentemptatus
intentemptātus
adjective
untouched
intentemptatus
intentemptātus
participle
p. of intempto
intentio
intentiō
noun
a stretching
intento
intentō
verb
to aim
intentus
intentus
adjective
attentive
intentus
intentus
noun
a stretching out
intepeo
intepeō
verb
to be lukewarm
intepesco
īntepēscō
verb
to become lukewarm
inter
inter
preposition
between
interamentum
interāmentum
noun
the interior woodwork (of a ship of war)
interaresco
interārēscō
verb
to become dry
intercalaris
intercalāris
adjective
of insertion
intercalarius
intercalārius
adjective
for insertion
intercalo
intercalō
verb
to proclaim an insertion in the calendar
intercapedo
intercapēdō
noun
an interruption
intercedo
intercēdō
verb
to come between
interceptio
interceptiō
noun
a taking away
interceptor
interceptor
noun
an intercepter
interceptus
interceptus
participle
p. of intercipio
intercessio
intercessiō
noun
a mediation
intercessor
intercessor
noun
one who interposes
intercido
intercidō
verb
to fall between
intercido
intercīdō
verb
to cut asunder
intercino
intercinō
verb
to sing between
intercipio
intercipiō
verb
to seize in passing
intercise
intercīsē
adverb
piecemeal
intercludo
interclūdō
verb
to shut out
interclusio
interclūsiō
noun
a stopping
interclusus
interclūsus
participle
p. of intercludo
intercolumnium
intercolumnium
noun
a space between two columns
intercurro
intercurrō
verb
to run between
intercurso
intercursō
verb
to run in
intercursus
intercursus
noun
only abl. sing
intercus
intercus
adjective
under the skin
interdico
interdīcō
verb
to interpose by speaking
interdictio
interdictiō
noun
a prohibiting
interdictum
interdictum
noun
a forbiden thing
interdiu
interdiū
adverb
during the day
interductus
interductus
noun
interpunctuation
interdum
interdum
adverb
sometimes
interea
intereā
adverb
meanwhile
interemo
interemō
cross-reference
interemo
interemō
verb
to take from the midst
interemptus
interēmptus
participle
p. of interimo
interemtus
interēmtus
participle
p. of interimo
intereo
intereō
verb
to go among
interequito
interequitō
verb
to ride between
interest
interest
cross-reference
interfatio
interfātiō
noun
a speaking between
interfector
interfector
noun
a slayer
interfectrix
interfectrīx
noun
a murderess
interfectus
interfectus
participle
p. of interficio
interficio
interficiō
verb
to put out of the way
interfluo
interfluō
verb
to flow between
interfor
interfor
verb
to interrupt in speaking
interfulgens
interfulgēns
cross-reference
p.
interfusus
interfūsus
adjective
poured between
interfuturus
interfutūrus
participle
p. of intersum
interiaceo
interiaceō
verb
to lie between
intericio
intericiō
verb
to throw between
interiectus
interiectus
noun
only acc. and abl. sing
interim
interim
adverb
meanwhile
interimo
interimō
verb
to take from the midst
interior
interior
adjective
inner
interitio
interitiō
noun
destruction
interitus
interitus
noun
overthrow
interiungo
interiungō
verb
to join together
interius
interius
adverb
in the inner part
interlabor
interlābor
verb
to flow between
interlego
interlegō
verb
to pluck here and there
interlino
interlinō
verb
to smear between
interloquor
interloquor
verb
to interrupt in speaking
interluceo
interlūceō
verb
to shine in the midst
interlunium
interlūnium
noun
the time of new moon
interluo
interluō
verb
to wash under
intermenstruus
intermēnstruus
adjective
between months
interminatus
interminātus
adjective
unbounded
interminor
interminor
verb
to threaten
intermisceo
intermisceō
verb
to mix among
intermissio
intermissiō
noun
a breaking off
intermitto
intermittō
verb
to leave off
intermixtus
intermīxtus
participle
p. of intermisceo
intermorior
intermorior
verb
to die off
intermortuus
intermortuus
adjective
dead
intermundium
intermundium
noun
spaces between worlds
intermuralis
intermūrālis
adjective
between the walls
internascor
internāscor
verb
to grow between
internecio
interneciō
noun
a massacre
internecivus
internecīvus
adjective
murderous
internecto
internectō
verb
to bind together
internicio
interniciō
noun
a massacre
interniteo
interniteō
verb
to shine through
internodium
internōdium
noun
the space between two joints
internosco
internōscō
verb
to know apart
internuntia
internūntia
noun
a mediator
internuntio
internūntiō
verb
to exchange messages
internuntius
internūntius
noun
a mediator
internus
internus
adjective
inward
intero
interō
verb
to rub in
interpellatio
interpellātiō
noun
a speaking between
interpellator
interpellātor
noun
an interrupter
interpello
interpellō
verb
to interrupt
interpolo
interpolō
verb
to polish
interpono
interpōnō
verb
to put between
interpositio
interpositiō
noun
an insertion
interpositus
interpositus
noun
a putting between
interpositus
interpositus
participle
p. of interpono
interpres
interpres
noun
a middleman
interpretatio
interpretātiō
noun
an explanation
interpretatus
interpretātus
adjective
explained
interpretor
interpretor
verb
to explain
interpunctio
interpunctiō
noun
a punctuation
interpunctus
interpunctus
adjective
well divided
interquiesco
interquiēscō
verb
to rest awhile
interregnum
interrēgnum
noun
an interval between two reigns
interrex
interrēx
noun
a temporary king
interritus
interritus
adjective
undaunted
interrogatio
interrogātiō
noun
a questioning
interrogatiuncula
interrogātiuncula
noun
a short argument
interrogo
interrogō
verb
to ask
interrumpo
interrumpō
verb
to break apart
interrupte
interruptē
adverb
interruptedly
interruptus
interruptus
adjective
broken
intersaepio
intersaepiō
verb
to fence about
interscindo
interscindō
verb
to tear asunder
intersero
interserō
verb
to place between
interspiratio
interspīrātiō
noun
a catching of breath
interstinctus
interstinctus
adjective
chequered
intersum
intersum
verb
to be between
intertexo
intertexō
verb
to intertwine
intertrimentum
intertrīmentum
noun
loss by attrition
interturbo
interturbō
verb
to make disturbance
intervallum
intervāllum
noun
[properly] the space between palisades
intervenio
interveniō
verb
to come between
interventor
interventor
noun
a visitor
interventus
interventus
noun
a coming in
interverto
intervertō
verb
to turn aside
interviso
intervīsō
verb
to look after
intervolito
intervolitō
verb
to flutter around
intervorto
intervortō
verb
to turn aside
intestabilis
intestābilis
adjective
infamous
intestato
intestātō
adverb
without a will
intestatus
intestātus
adjective
who has made no will
intestinum
intestīnum
noun
a gut
intestinus
intestīnus
adjective
inward
intexo
intexō
verb
to weave in
intibum
intibum
noun
endive
intime
intimē
adverb
inwardly
intimus
intimus
adjective
inmost
intingo
intingō
verb
to dip
intinguo
intinguō
verb
to dip
intolerabilis
intolerābilis
adjective
irresistible
intolerandus
intolerandus
adjective
insupportable
intolerans
intolerāns
adjective
not enduring
intoleranter
intoleranter
adverb
intolerably
intolerantia
intolerantia
noun
insufferableness
intono
intonō
verb
to thunder
intonsus
intōnsus
adjective
unshorn
intorqueo
intorqueō
verb
to twist
intra
intrā
adverb
on the inside
intra
intrā
preposition
within
intrabilis
intrābilis
adjective
inaccessible
intractabilis
intrāctābilis
adjective
unmanageable
intractatus
intrāctātus
adjective
not managed
intremo
intremō
verb
to tremble
intrepide
intrepidē
adverb
undauntedly
intrepidus
intrepidus
adjective
unshaken
intritus
intrītus
adjective
not worn out
intro
intrō
verb
to go into
intro
intrō
adverb
to the inside
introduco
intrōdūcō
verb
to lead in
introductio
intrōductiō
noun
a leading in
introductus
intrōductus
participle
p. of introduco
introeo
introeō
verb
to go in
introfero
intrōferō
verb
to carry in
introgredior
intrōgredior
verb
to step in
introitus
introitus
noun
a going in
introlatus
intrōlātus
participle
p. of introfero
intromitto
intrōmittō
verb
to send in
introrsum
intrōrsum
adverb
towards the inside
introrsus
intrōrsus
adverb
inwards
introrumpo
intrōrumpō
verb
to break in
introspicio
intrōspiciō
verb
to look into
intrudo
intrūdō
verb
to thrust in
intueor
intueor
verb
to look upon
intumesco
intumēscō
verb
to swell up
intumulatus
intumulātus
adjective
unburied
intumus
intumus
adjective
inmost
intuor
intuor
verb
to gaze upon
inturbidus
inturbidus
adjective
undisturbed
intus
intus
adverb
on the inside
intutus
intūtus
adjective
unguarded
inula
inula
noun
elecampane
inultus
inultus
adjective
without satisfaction
inumbro
inumbrō
verb
to overshadow
inunctus
inūnctus
participle
p. of inunguo
inundo
inundō
verb
to overflow
inungungo
inungungō
verb
to anoint
inunguo
inunguō
verb
to anoint
inurbane
inurbāne
adverb
inelegantly
inurbanus
inurbānus
adjective
rustic
inuro
inūrō
verb
to burn in
inusitate
inūsitātē
adverb
unwontedly
inusitatus
inūsitātus
adjective
unusual
inustus
inūstus
participle
p. of inuro
inutilis
inūtilis
adjective
useless
inutilitas
inūtilitās
noun
hurtfulness
inutiliter
inūtiliter
adverb
to no purpose
Inuus
Inuus
noun
an old name of Lupercus (Pan)
invado
invādō
verb
to go into
invalesco
invalēscō
verb
to become strong
invalidus
invalidus
adjective
not strong
invasus
invāsus
participle
p. of invado
invectio
invectiō
noun
an importing
inveho
invehō
verb
to carry in
invenio
inveniō
verb
to come upon
inventio
inventiō
noun
the faculty of invention
inventor
inventor
noun
a contriver
inventrix
inventrīx
noun
she that finds out
inventum
inventum
noun
an acquisition
inventus
inventus
participle
p. of invenio
invenustus
invenustus
adjective
without charm
inverecundus
inverēcundus
adjective
without shame
invergo
invergō
verb
to incline
inversio
inversiō
noun
an inversion
inversus
inversus
participle
p. of inverto
inverto
invertō
verb
to turn upside down
invesperascit
invesperāscit
verb
impers
investigatio
investīgātiō
noun
a searching into
investigator
investīgātor
noun
he that searches into
investigo
investīgō
verb
to track
inveterasco
inveterāscō
verb
to grow old
inveteratio
inveterātiō
noun
an inveterate disease
inveteratus
inveterātus
adjective
inveterate
invetero
inveterō
verb
to make old
invicem
invicem
adverb
by turns
invictus
invīctus
adjective
[with sup] unconquered
invidendus
invidendus
adjective
enviable
invidens
invidēns
adjective
envious
invidentia
invidentia
noun
envy
invideo
invideō
verb
to look askance at
invidia
invidia
noun
envy
invidiose
invidiōsē
adverb
enviously
invidiosus
invidiōsus
adjective
full of envy
invidus
invidus
adjective
envious
invigilo
invigilō
verb
to watch over
inviolabilis
inviolābilis
adjective
inviolable
inviolate
inviolātē
adverb
inviolably
inviolatus
inviolātus
adjective
unhurt
invisitatus
invīsitātus
adjective
unseen
inviso
invīsō
verb
to look after
invisus
invīsus
adjective
hated
invisus
invīsus
adjective
unseen
invitamentum
invītāmentum
noun
an invitation
invitatio
invītātiō
noun
an invitation
invitatus
invītātus
noun
an inviting
invite
īnvītē
adverb
against one's will
invito
invītō
verb
to invite
invitus
invītus
adjective
against the will
invius
invius
adjective
without a road
invocatus
invocātus
participle
p. of invoco
invocatus
invocātus
adjective
uncalled
invoco
invocō
verb
to call upon
involatus
involātus
noun
a flying
involito
involitō
verb
to fly over
involneratus
involnerātus
adjective
unwounded
involo
involō
verb
to fly at
involucrum
involūcrum
noun
a wrapper
involutus
involūtus
adjective
involved
involvo
involvō
verb
to roll
invorto
invortō
verb
to turn upside down
invorto
invortō
cross-reference
invulneratus
invulnerātus
cross-reference
invulneratus
invulnerātus
adjective
unwounded
io
iō
interjection
interj
iocatio
iocātiō
noun
a joking
iocor
iocor
verb
to jest
iocose
iocōsē
adverb
jestingly
iocosus
iocōsus
adjective
full of jesting
iocularis
ioculāris
adjective
facetious
iocularius
ioculārius
adjective
ludicrous
ioculator
ioculātor
noun
a jester
ioculor
ioculor
verb
to jest
iocund
iōcund
cross-reference
iocunde
iōcundē
adverb
agreeably
iocunditas
iōcunditās
noun
agreeableness
iocundus
iōcundus
adjective
pleasant
iocur
iocur
noun
the liver
iocus
iocus
noun
a jest
iota
iōta
noun
indec.
ipse
ipse
pronoun
himself
ipsemet
ipsemet
cross-reference
ipsus
ipsus
cross-reference
ira
īra
noun
anger
iracunde
īrācundē
adverb
angrily
iracundia
īrācundia
noun
a proneness to anger
iracundus
īrācundus
adjective
irascible
irascor
īrāscor
verb
to be angry
irate
īrātē
adverb
angrily
iratus
īrātus
adjective
angered
irer
īrr
cross-reference
infin. of eo_
Iris
Īris
noun
the goddess of the rainbow
ironia
īrōnīa
noun
irony
irr
irr
cross-reference
irraucesco
irraucēscō
verb
to become hoarse
irreligatus
irreligātus
adjective
unbound
irreligiose
irreligiōsē
adverb
impiously
irreligiosus
irreligiōsus
adjective
irreligious
irremeabilis
irremeābilis
adjective
not to be retraced
irreparabilis
irreparābilis
adjective
irreparable
irrepertus
irrepertus
adjective
undiscovered
irrepo
irrēpō
verb
to creep in
irreprehensus
irreprehēnsus
adjective
blameless
irrequietus
irrequiētus
adjective
unquiet
irresectus
irresectus
adjective
uncut
irresolutus
irresolūtus
adjective
not loosened
irretio
irrētiō
verb
to catch in a net
irretortus
irretortus
adjective
not turned back
irreverentia
irreverentia
noun
irreverence
irrevocabilis
irrevocābilis
adjective
not to be recalled
irrevocatus
irrevocātus
adjective
not called back
irrideo
irrīdeō
verb
to laugh at
irridicule
irrīdiculē
adverb
without wit
irrigatio
irrigātiō
noun
a watering
irrigo
irrigō
verb
to water
irriguus
irriguus
adjective
watering
irrisio
irrīsiō
noun
a deriding
irrisor
irrīsor
noun
a derider
irrisus
irrīsus
noun
a scoffing
irritabilis
irrītābilis
adjective
excitable
irritamen
irrītāmen
noun
an incitement
irritamentum
irrītāmentum
noun
an incitement
irritatio
irrītātiō
noun
an incitement
irrito
irrītō
verb
to incite
irritus
irritus
adjective
undecided
irrogatio
irrogātiō
noun
an imposing
irrogo
irrogō
verb
[in law] to propose in opposition
irroro
irrōrō
verb
to bedew
irrumatio
irrumātiō
noun
oral sex
irrumo
irrumō
verb
to make someone perform oral sex
irrumpo
irrumpō
verb
to break in
irruo
irruō
verb
to rush in
irruptio
irruptiō
noun
a breaking in
irruptus
irruptus
participle
p. of inrumpo
irruptus
irruptus
adjective
unbroken
is
is
pronoun
this
istac
istāc
adverb
there
istaec
istaec
cross-reference
iste
iste
pronoun
Referring to that which is at hand or present to the person addressed
Isthmium
Isthmium
noun
the Isthmian games (every five years near Corinth)
Isthmos
Isthmos
noun
the Isthmus of Corinth
Isthmus
Isthmus
noun
the Isthmus of Corinth
isti
istī
cross-reference
there (Ribb.)
istic
istīc
adverb
there
istic
istic
pronoun
referring to that which is at hand or related to the person addressed
istinc
istinc
adverb
from there
istius modi
istīus modī
cross-reference
isto
istō
adverb
thither
istoc
istōc
adverb
thither
istorsum
istōrsum
adverb
thitherwards
istuc
istūc
adverb
thither
ita
ita
adverb
[in general referring to what precedes] in this manner
Italicus
Ītalicus
noun
of Italy
Italis
Ītalis
noun
of Italy
Italus
Ītalus
noun
of Italy
itaque
itaque
conjunction
and so
item
item
adverb
likewise
iter
iter
noun
a going
iteratio
iterātiō
noun
a repetition
itero
iterō
verb
to do a second time
iterum
iterum
adverb
again
itidem
itidem
adverb
in like manner
itio
itiō
noun
a going
ito
itō
verb
to go
itus
itus
noun
a going away
itus
itus
cross-reference
iuba
iuba
noun
a mane
iubar
iubar
noun
radiance
iubatus
iubātus
adjective
crested
iubeo
iubeō
verb
to order
iucunde
iūcundē
adverb
agreeably
iucunditas
iūcunditās
noun
agreeableness
iucundus
iūcundus
adjective
pleasant
Iudaeicus
Iūdaeicus
adjective
jewish
Iudaicus
Iūdaicus
adjective
jewish
iudex
iūdex
noun
a judge
iudicatio
iūdicātiō
noun
a judging
iudicatum
iūdicātum
noun
a decision
iudicatus
iūdicātus
noun
a judgeship
iudicatus
iūdicātus
adjective
decided
iudicialis
iūdiciālis
adjective
of a court of justice
iudiciarius
iūdiciārius
adjective
of the courts
iudicium
iūdicium
noun
a judgment
iudico
iūdicō
verb
to examine judicially
iugalis
iugālis
adjective
of a yoke
Iugarius
Iugārius
adjective
of Iuno Iuga (goddess of marriage)
iugatio
iugātiō
noun
a binding
iugatus
iugātus
adjective
connected
iugerum
iūgerum
noun
an acre
iugis
iūgis
adjective
joined together
iugis
iūgis
adjective
fresh
iuglans
iūglāns
noun
a walnut
iugo
iugō
verb
to bind
iugosus
iugōsus
adjective
mountainous
iugulo
iugulō
verb
to cut the throat
iugulum
iugulum
noun
the collar-bone
iugum
iugum
noun
a yoke
Iuleus
Iūlēus
adjective
named from Iulus
Iulius
Iūlius
adjective
Julian
iumentum
iūmentum
noun
a beast for hauling
iunceus
iunceus
adjective
made of rushes
iuncosus
iuncōsus
adjective
full of rushes
iunctio
iūnctiō
noun
a joining
iunctura
iūnctūra
noun
a joining
iunctus
iūnctus
adjective
united
iuncus
iuncus
noun
a rush
iungo
iungō
verb
to join together
iunior
iūnior
adjective
younger
iuniperus
iūniperus
noun
the juniper-tree
Iuno
Iūnō
noun
a daughter of Saturn
Iunonalis
Iūnōnālis
adjective
of Juno
Iunonicola
Iūnōnicola
noun
a worshipper of Juno
Iunonigena
Iūnōnigena
noun
born of Juno
Iunonius
Iūnōnius
adjective
of Juno
Iupiter
Iūpiter
noun
Jupiter
Iuppiter
Iuppiter
noun
Jupiter
iurator
iūrātor
noun
a swearer
iuratus
iūrātus
adjective
sworn
iure
iūre
cross-reference
iureconsultus
iūrecōnsultus
cross-reference
iurgium
iūrgium
noun
a quarrel
iurgo
iūrgō
verb
to quarrel
iuridicialis
iūridiciālis
adjective
relating to right
iuris consultus
iūris cōnsultus
cross-reference
a lawyer
iuris peritus
iūris perītus
cross-reference
learned in the law
iurisdictio
iūrisdictiō
cross-reference
iuro
iūrō
verb
to swear
iuror
iūror
verb
see iuro and iuratus
ius
iūs
noun
broth
ius
iūs
noun
that which is binding
iusiurandum
iūsiūrandum
noun
an oath
iusso
iūssō
cross-reference
iussum
iūssum
noun
an order
iussus
iūssus
participle
p. of iubeo
iussus
iūssus
noun
an order
iuste
iūstē
adverb
rightly
iustificus
iūstificus
adjective
that acts justly
iustitia
iūstitia
noun
justice
iustitium
iūstitium
noun
a suspension of the courts
iustus
iūstus
adjective
just
iutus
iūtus
participle
p. of iuvo
iuvenalis
iuvenālis
adjective
youthful
iuvenaliter
iuvenāliter
adverb
in a youthful manner
iuvenca
iuvenca
noun
a young cow
iuvencus
iuvencus
noun
a young bullock
iuvenesco
iuvenēscō
verb
to attain youth
iuvenilis
iuvenīlis
adjective
of youth
iuveniliter
iuvenīliter
adverb
after the manner of youth
iuvenis
iuvenis
adjective
young
iuvenor
iuvenor
verb
to act with youthful indiscretion
iuventa
iuventa
noun
the age of youth
iuventas
iuventās
noun
the age of youth
iuventus
iuventūs
noun
the age of youth
iuvo
iuvō
verb
to help
iuxta
iūxtā
preposition
very near
iuxta
iūxtā
adverb
near to
IV
IV
adverb
for the fourth time
iv
iv
adverb
for the fourth time
iv
iv
adjective
four
IVviri
IVvirī
noun
a commission of four members
ix
ix
adjective
num