infinitas, ātis, F., boundlessness. infīnītus, a, um, boundless, endless, unlimited, infinite. infirmitas, ātis, F., weakness. infirmo, I, to weaken, disprove. infirmus, a, um, weak, feeble. infit, he (or she) begins (to speak). infitiæ, ārum, F., denial. infitiātor, ōris, M., denier of debts. infitior, I, deny, disown.

inflammo, 1, kindle, excite, inflame. inflātus, ūs, M., a blast.

inflecto, xi, xum, 3, bend, change. inflētus, a, um, unwept.

inflexio, ōnis F.; -xus, ūs, M., bend. inflīgo, ixi, ict-, 3, strike against, inflict, impose.

inflo, I, blow upon, inflate, puff up. influo, xi, ct-, 3, flow in or upon. infodio, fōdi, foss-, 3, dig, bury. informātio, ōnis, F., outline. informis, e, shapeless, deformed. informo, I, give shape to, describe. inforo, I, accuse in court. infortūnium, i, N., misfortune. infrā, beneath, below.

infractus, [frango,] unbroken; exhausted, hurt, broken. infremo, ui, 3, to bellow.

infrēnis, e; -atus, a, um, unbridled. infrēno, I, bridle, curb, restrain. infrequens, tis, rare, infrequent. infrequentia, æ, F., fewness, scantiness, lack of attendance. infrico, cui, ct- (cāt-), 1, rub in. infringo, frēgi, fract-, 3, break in on, check, weaken, mitigate. infrio, I, crumble upon or into. infula, æ, F., bandage, fillet. infundibulum, i, N., funnel. infundo, fūdi, fūs-, 3, pour in or upon, put or cast upon, impose. infusco, I, make dark, stain. ingemino, I, redouble, repeat. ingemo (-isco), ui, 3, groan, lament. ingenero, I, implant.

ingeniōsus, a, um, talented, fit. ingenitus, a, um, inborn. ingenium, i, N., quality, disposition, intellect, talent, genius, temper. ingens, tis, huge, vast, mighty.

ingenuus, a, um, native, freeborn, noble, ingenuous, delicate. ingero, gessi, gest-, 3, to pour or throw in, obtrude, inflict.

ingestus, a, um, laid or forced upon. inglōrius, a, um, inglorious. ingluvies, ei, F., crop, maw. ingrātē, ungratefutly.

ingrātia, æ, F., thanklessness. ingrātiis, against one's will. ingrātus, a, um, thankless, displeasing, ungrateful.

ingravesco, 3, grow heavy, increase. ingravo, I, weigh down, make worse. ingredior, gress-, 3, enter, advance. ingressus, ūs, M., advance, march. ingruo, ui, 3, break in upon. inguen, inis, N., groin, crotch. ingurgito, 1, plunge in, gorge, glut. inhabilis, e, unfit, unhandy. inhæreo, si, sum, 2, cling, stick. inhibeo, ui, it-, 2, lay hold, check, exercise, employ.

inhio, 1, gape at, stand open. inhonestus, a, um, dishonorable. inhonōrus (-ātus), a, um, unhonored.

inhorreo, ui, 2; -sco, 3, stand erect, shudder, tremble, bristle.

inhospitus, a, um; -ālis, e, inhospitable.

inhūmānitas, ātis, F., barbarity. inhūmānus, a, um, rude, churlish. inhumātus, a, um, unburied. inibi, therein, on the point of. inigo, ēgi, act-, 3, drive in. inimīcē, hostilely.

inimīcītia, æ, F., hostility. inimīcus, a, um, unfriendly, hurtful; M., foe, personal enemy. inīquitas, ātis, F., injustice. iniquus, a, um, uneven, unjust, unfair, unfit, hostile, hurtful. initium, i, N., beginning, element; pl., mysteries, sacred rites. injicio, jeci, ject-, [jacio,] 3, cast

upon or against, impose, occasion. injungo, nxi, nct-, 3, join, fasten, bring upon, inflict, impose. injuria, æ, F., injury, wrong. injūrius (-ōsus), a, um, wrongful.

injussus, a, um, voluntary, unbid. injussu (abl.), without orders. injustus, a, um, unjust, wrong. [inl-=ill-; inm-=imm-. innascor, nātus, 3, be born in. innato, I, float or swim upon. innecto, xui, xum, 3, fasten, join. innītor, nis-, 3, lean on. inno, I, float in or upon. innocens, tis, harmless, guiltless. innocentia, æ, F., blamelessness. innocuus, a, um, harmless. innotesco, tui, 3, become known. innoxius, a, um, harmless, unhurt. innumerus, a, um, countless. innuo, ui, ūt-, 3, nod to, hint. innuptus, a, um, unwed. Ino, ūs, myth. d. of Cadmus. inoculo, I, engraft.

inolesco, ēvi, it-, 3, grow upon. inopia, æ, F., want, lack, need. inopīnans, tis, not expecting. inopīnus (-nātus, a, um), unexpected; inopinātō, of a sudden. inops, õpis, poor, needy, helpless. [inp-=imp.

inquam (inquio), say (§ 38, iii). inquiētus, a, um, restless. inquilīnus, i, M.; -a, æ, F., lodger. inquino, I, defile, pollute. inquiro, sīvi, sīt-, 3, search, seek. inquisitio, ōnis, F., investigation. inquisitor, ōris, M., examiner. [inr-=irr-.

insānia, æ, F., madness, insanity. insānio, 4, be insane, rave, rage. insānitas, ātis, F., unsoundness. insānus, a, um, mad, crazy, violent. insatiabilis, e, insatiable.

inscendo, di, sum, 3, step upon. insciens, tis, without knowledge. inscītia (-ientia), æ, F., ignorance. inscītus, a, um, ignorant, unskilled. inscius, a, um, without knowledge. inscribo, psi, pt-, 3, write upon, inscribe, attribute, subscribe. inscriptio, ōnis, F., title, inscription. inscriptus, [scribo,] not written on. insculpo, psi, pt-, 3, carve upon. inseco, ui, ct-, I, cut into, cut up. insectum, i, N., insect.

insectatio, ōnis, F., pursuing. insector (-to), I, to pursue, rail at. insepultus, a, um, hidden, unburied. insequor, cutus, 3, follow close, pursue, strive after.

insero, sēvi, sit-, 3, plant, engraft. insero, ui, rt-, 3, introduce, insert. inserto, I, put into, insert. inservio, 4, be of service, devoted. insideo, sēdi, sess-, 2, sit upon, be fixed, established.

insidiæ, ārum, F., ambush, stratagem, plot, treachery. insidior, I, lie in wait for. insidiōsus, a, um, deceitful, sly. insido, sēdi, sess-, 3, settle, occupy. insignio, 4, put a mark upon. insignis, e, marked, distinguished ; N., sign of distinction, badge. insignītus, a, um, marked, clear. insilio, ui, [salio,] 4, leap upon. insimulo, I, allege, blame, accuse. insinuo, I, wind in, thrust in, get at. insipiens, tis, foolish.

insisto, stiti, 3, stand on, pursue. insitio, ōnis, F., grafting. insolens, tis, unwonted, haughty. insolenter, unusually, haughtily. insolentia, æ, F., novelty, arrogance. insolitus, a, um, unwonted, strange. insomnia, æ, F.; sleeplessness. insomnis, e, sleepless. insomnium, i, N., a dream. insono, ui, it-, I, resound, roar. insons, tis, guiltless, harmless. inspecto, 1, look in on, view, inspect. inspērātus, a, um, unhoped-for. inspergo, si, sum, 3, strow upon. inspicio, exi, ect-, 3, look into,

examine, contemplate, consider. inspico, I, sharpen, make pointed. inspiro, I, breathe in, inspire. instabilis, e, infirm, tottering. instans, tis, urgent, present. instanter, vehemently. instantia, æ, F., steadiness, firmness. instar (indec.), N., likeness, like. instauro, I, renew, reunite. insterno, strāvi, āt-, 3, overspread. instīgo, I, urge, incite, instigate. instillo, I, pour by drops.

instinctus, ūs, M., instigation. instinguo, nxi, nct-, 3, instigate. instita, æ, F., border, flounce. instito, I, press on. institor, ōris, M., huckster, dealer. instituo, ui, ūt-, (statuo), 3, appoint,

train, establish, contrive, resolve. institutio, ōnis, F., custom, training. institūtum, i, N., institution, purpose. insto, stiti, I, stand upon, urge. instrātus, [sterno,] spread. instrepo, ui, it-, 3, resound. instructio, ōnis, F., erection, array. instrumentum, i, N., tool, apparel. instruo, xi, ct-, 3, build, furnish, instruct, prepare, provide. insuāsum, i, N., a dark color. insuāvis, e, unpleasant. Insuber, bris, Milanese, Insubrian. insūdo, I, sweat at or upon. insuesco, ēvi, ēt-, 3, to get wont. insuētus, a, um, unaccustomed. insula, æ, F., island, block of houses. insulse, foolishly.

insulsus, a, um, [sal,] insipid. insulto, I, leap at or against, revile. insum, esse, fui, be in or on, belong. insūmo, mpsi, mpt-, 3, take, apply. insuo, ui, ūt-, 3, sew in, add to. insuper, above, moreover. insuperabilis, e, insurmountable. insurgo, rexi, rect-, 3, rise upon or against, mount, rise. insusurro, I, whisper to. intābesco, tābui, 3, pine away. intactus, a, um, untouched, untried. intectus, [tego,] uncovered, open. integer, a, um, sound, entire, whole. intego, xi, ct- 3, to cover. integritas, ātis, F., wholeness, soundness, integrity, purity. integro, I, renew, repeat, restore. integumentum, i, N., covering. intellectus, ūs, M., understanding. intelligens, tis, intelligent, skilled. intelligentia, æ, F., intelligence. intelligo, xi, ct-, [lego,] 3, to perceive, understand, discern. intemerātus, a, um, undefiled. intemperans, tis, immoderate, extravagant, profligate.

intemperantia, æ, F., inclemency,

extravagance, excess.

intemperiæ, ārum, F. inclemency. intemperies, ēi, F., tempest, rage. intempestus (-tīvus), a, um, un

seasonable, unwholesome, stormy. intendo, di, tum (sum), 3, stretch, strain, spread, aim at, intend. intentātus, a, um, unattempted. intentio, ōnis, F., stretching, effort. intento, I, stretch forth, threaten. intentus, a, um, intent, strict, eager. inter, between, among, during. [inter-, among, at intervals. interamnus, a, um, between rivers. interbito, I, come to naught. intercalo, I, insert, introduce. intercapēdo, inis, F., interruption. intercedo, cessi, cess-, 3, come or go between, protest (as tribune). intercessio, ōnis, F., intervention. intercessor, ōris, M., interposer. intercido, cīdi, cis-, [cædo,] 3, cut to pieces, cut down, divide. intercido, idi, [cado,] 3, fall between, befall, happen, perish. intercipio, cepi, cept-, [capio,] 3, intercept, rob, hinder. intercludo, si, sum, [claudo,] 3, shut off, hinder, blockade. intercurro, ri, rs-, 3, run between. intercus, cutis, under the skin. interdico, xi, ct-, 3, interfere, forbid, interdict.

interdictum, i, N., prohibition. interdiu, by day-time. interdum, at times, meanwhile. interduo 3, give for a thing. interea; in the mean time, at times. interemptio, F., slaughter. interemptus, [-imo,] destroyed. intereo, ii, it-, 4, perish, go among. interest, there is difference or advantage (§ 50, iv. 4).

interfectio, ōnis, F., killing. interfector, ōris, M., slayer. interficio, feci, fect-, [facio,] 3, to kill; interfio, perish. inter-fundo 3, pour between. interim (-ibi), meanwhile.

interimo, ēmi, empt-, kill, destroy.

interior (§ 17, iii), inner. interitus, ūs, M.,`ruin. interjaceo, 2, lie between. interjectus, a, um, put between. interjectus, ūs, M., casting in. interjacio, jēci, ject-, 3, throw in. inter-lego, 3, pluck here and there. interlino, lēvi, lit-, 3, smear, erase. interloquor, cūtus, 3, interrupt. interluceo, xi, 2, shine, appear. interluo, 3, wash, flow together. intermino, I, threaten, forbid. inter-misceo, 2, mingle among. intermissio, ōnis, F., interruption. intermissus, a, um, interrupted. inter-mitto, 3, cease, discontinue. inter-morior, 3, perish, decay. intermortuus, a, um, lifeless. internēcio, ōnis, F., massacre. internōdium, i, N., between-joints. internuntius, i, M., messenger. internus, a, um, inward, internal. intero, trivi, trīt-, 3, bruise, crumble. interpello, I, interrupt, disturb. interpolo, I, give new shape to. interpōno, sui, sit-, 3, put between,

utter, decree, interpose, pledge. interpres, ĕtis, C., interpreter, agent. interpretatio,ōnis, F., explanation. interpretor, I, explain, decide. interprimo, essi, ess- 3, crush. interregnum, i, N., between-reigns. interrex, rēgis, M., regent. interritus, a, um, undaunted. interrogo, I, ask, sue, argue. inter-rumpo, 3, break off, interrupt. interruptus, a, um, broken up. inter-scindo, 3, tear asunder. intersēpio, psi, pt-, 4, fence in. interstinguo, nxi, nct-, 3, part, kill. intersum, esse, fui, be present at, or among; differ (see interest). intertexo, xui, xt-, 3, interweave. intervallum, i, N., interval (between the palisades), difference. inter-vello, 3, pluck out or away. inter-venio, 4, come between. interventus, ūs, M., interposition. interverto, ti, sum, 3, turn aside. intervīso, si, sum, 3, spy, inspect. intestabilis, e, abominable.

intestātus, a, um, intestate.
intestinus, a, um, internal.
intexo, xui, xt-, 3, interweave.
intimus, a, um (§ 7, iii.), inmost,
deepest, secret, intimate.
intolerabilis, e, unbearable.
intolerandus, a, um, insupportable.
intolerans, tis, impatient.
intoleranter, immoderately.
intolerantia, æ, F., insolence.
intono, ui, it-, I, thunder.
intonsus, [tondeo,] unshorn.
intorqueo, si, tum, 3, twist, hurl.
intortus, twisted, involved.
intrā, within, inside of.
intremo, ui, 3, to tremble.
intrepidus, a, um, undaunted.
intrico, I, entangle, perplex.
intrinsecus, inwardly.
intrītus, a, um, [tero,] unworn.
intro, I, enter, penetrate.
intrō, inwardly, within.
introduco, xi, ct-, 3, lead in.
introeo, ivi (ii), it-, 4, enter.
introitus, ūs, M., entrance.
intro-mitto, 3, send in, let in.
intorsum (-sus), inwardly.
introspicio, exi, ect-, 3, inspect.
intubus, i, D.; um, i, N., endive.
intueor, itus, 2, gaze on, observe.
intumesco, mui, 3, to get swollen.
intus, within, on the inside.
intūtus, a, um, unguarded.
inultus, [ulciscor,] unpunished.
inumbro, I, shade.

inundo, I, overflow, inundate.
inurbānus, a, um, unpolished.
inūro, ussi, ust-, 3, brand, burn.
inūsitātus, a, um, uncommon.
inusque, unto, even to.
inutilis, e, useless, hurtful.
Inuus, i, a name of Pan.

invado, si, sum, 3, come upon, at-
tack, enter upon, befall.
invalesco, valui, 3, grow strong.
invalidus, a, um, weak.
invectio, ōnis, F., importing.
inveho, xi, ct-, 3, bring in or upon,
attack, inveigh against.

invenio, vēni, vent-, 4, come upon, find, discover, invent.

inventor, ōris, M.; -trix, īcis, F., a finder, discoverer. invenustus, a, um, ungraceful. inverecundus, a, um, shameless. invergo, 3, pour upon. inversus, a, um, perverted. inverto, ti, sum, 3, reverse, upset. investīgo, I, track, trace. inveterasco, 3, grow old or fixed. invetero, I, make or grow old. invicem, by turns.

invictus, a, um, unconquered. invideo, vidi, vis-, 3, grudge, envy. invidia, æ, F., envy, malice. invidiōsus, a, um, envious, odious. invidus, a, um, envious. invigilo, 1, be watchful, take pains. inviolātus, a, um, unharmed. invīso, si, sum, 3, visit. invīsus, a, um, unseen, hated. invīto, I, invite, summon, challenge. invītus, a, um, unwilling, reluctant. invius, a, um, pathless, impassable. invocātus, a, um, uncalled. invoco, I, call upon, name, invoke. involo, I, fly into or upon. involucrum, i, N., wrapper. involvo, i, ūt-, 3, roll upon, wrap. Io, Ius (onis), myth. d. of Inachus, changed to a heifer.

Iocasta, æ (ē, ēs), m. of Edipus. Iolcos, i, M., a port in Thessaly. Iōnia, æ, dist. of 12 Greek cities on W. coast of Asia Minor. Iōnicus (-ius), a, um, of Ionia. Iphigenia, æ, d. of Agamemnon, sacrificed to Diana at Aulis. ipse (ipsus), a, um, (§ 20, ii.), self. ira, æ, F., rage, anger. iracundia, æ, F., wrath, temper. iracundus, a, um, passionate. īrascor, 1, to be angry, wrathful. īrātus, a, um, enraged. ircus hircus, goat.

Iris, idis, F., messenger of Juno. īris, idis, F., rainbow, sword-lily. irpex, icis, M., rake, harrow. irrādo, 3, scrape, shave. irrāsus, a, um, unshaven. irreparabilis, e, irretrievable. irrēpo, psi, 3, creep in or upon.

irrequiētus, a, um, restless. irrētio, 4, ensnare, entangle. irrīdeo, idi, is-, 2, laugh at, jest. irrīdiculus, a, um, laughable. irrigo, I, to water, irrigate, nourish. irriguus, a, um, full of water. irrīsus, [rīdeo,] mocked.

irrīsus, ūs, M., mockery, derision. irrītāmentum, i, N., stimulant. irrīto, 1, excite, inflame. irritus, a, um, vain, void, useless. irrogo, I, propose, appoint, inflict. irrōro, I, to moisten, bedew. ir-rumpo, 3, to break or burst in. irruo, ui, 3, rush or pour in. irruptio, ōnis, F., bursting-in. is, ea, id (§ 20), he, she, this, that. Isauria, æ, F., a dist. of Asia Minor. Isis, is (idis), an Egyptian goddess. Ismarus, i, M.; -a, ōrum, N., a

mountain range of Thrace. Issus, i, F., a city of Cilicia, where Darius was defeated, B.C. 333. istāc, this way.

iste, a, ud (§ 20, ii.), that. Ister, tri, M., the lower Danube. fisthmus, i, M., isthmus.

Isthmius, a, um, Isthmian; N. pl.,

games celebrated near Corinth. istic, æc, oc (uc), this same. istic, there, yonder. istim, to that place.

istinc, thence, from yonder. istiusmodi, of that sort. isto, istoc, thither, yonder. istorsum, thitherward.

Istria, æ, F., the dist. near Venice. istuc, thither (interrog. -cine). ita, so, thus.

Italia, æ, F., Italy.

Italis, idis, F., an Italian woman. Italus (-icus), a, um, Italian. itaque, and so, therefore. item, so, likewise, also.

iter, itineris, N., way, road, march. itero, I, repeat, relate.

iterum, a second time.

Ithacus, a, um, of Ithaca, an I. west of Greece; M., Ulysses. itidem, in like manner.

itinerārius, a, um, of the march.