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Infusion, infusio. — din infusion of worm¬ 
wood, absinthium dilutum. 
INGATHERING, frugum or fructuum 
perceptio. 
INGENIOUS, ingeniosus, acutus, argu- 
tus, sagax, sollers, subtilis. — Most in¬ 
genious, peringeniosus, ingeniosissimus. 
Ingeniously, ingeniose, acute, argute, 
sollerter, subtiliter, affabre. 
Ingenuity, ingenium, sagacitas; sollertia. 
INGENITE, ingenitus, innatus. 
INGENUOUS, ingenuus, liberalis; sin- 
cerus. 
Ingenuously, ingenue, liberaliter. 
Ingenuousness, ingenuitas, liberalitas. 
INGLORIOUS, inglorius, ignobilis, tur- 
pis. 
Inqloriously, fmde, turpiter. 
INGOT of gold, later aureus. 
INGRAFF, INGRAFT, insero. — In¬ 
grafted, insitus. 
Inqraffing, insitio. 
INGRATE ( ungrateful ), ingratus, benefi- 
cii or -orum immemor. 
Ingratitude, animus ingratus or benefi- 
ciorum immemor, crimen ingrati animi. 
INGRATIATE one’s self, in amicitiam 
alicujus se insinuare; benevolentiam 
alicujus captare, aucupari, venari. 
INGREDIENT, una pars eorum ex qui- 
bus aliqua res componitur, pars. 
INGRESS and egress, ingrediendi et egre- 
diendi licentia. 
INGUINAL, ad inguen pertinens. 
INGULF, ingurgito. 
INGURGITATE, devoro. 
Ingurgitation, voracitas. 
INHABIT, habito, incolo, colo. 
Inhabitable, habitabilis. 
Inhabitant, habitator, incola. — To de¬ 
prive of inhabitants, vasto, populor, de- 
populor; loco solitudinem inferre. — 
Without inhabitants, desertus, vastus, 
incultus. — Having many inhabitants, 
frequens; celeber. — To appoint new 
inhabitants, colonos novos ascribere, ad- 
ducere, inducere, deducere. 
Inhabiting, habitatio. 
INHARMONIOUS, dissonus ; discors, 
discrepans. 
INHERE, inhtereo. 
Inherent, inhterens; proprius. 
INHERIT, hereditate accipere ; heredi- 
tate possidere; hereditatein consequi. 
— as heir at law, ab intestato succedere. 
— Inherited, hereditate or hereditario 
jure possessus. 
Inheritable, hereditario jure parabilis. 
Inheritance, hereditas. — A small in¬ 
heritance, lierediolum. — Of an inherit¬ 
ance, hereditarius. — To enter upon 
an inheritance, hereditatem cernere or 
adire. 
Inheritor, Inheritrix, heres. 
INHIBIT, inhibeo ; prohibeo, veto. 
Inhibition, inhibitio, prohibitio. 
INHOSPITABLE, inhospitalis. 
Inhospitably, inhospitali modo. 
Inhospitableness, inhospitalitas. 
INHUMAN (uncivil), inhumanus, inur- 
banus: (cruel), crudelis, saevus, durus, 
immanis, atrox, omnis liumanitatis ex- 
pers. 
Inhumanity, inhumanitas, immanitas, 
atrocitas, crudelitas. 
Inhumanly, inhumane, inhumaniter; 
atrociter, crudeliter. 
INHUME, sepelio ; humo tegere. 
INIMITABLE, inimitabilis, non imitan- 
dus ; unicus. 
Inimitably, supra quam ut imitando ex- 
primi possit; divine, divinitus. 
Inimitability, by a circumlocution; some¬ 
times divinitas. 
INIQUITY, iniquitas; nefas, scelus. — 
To commit iniquity, pecco, scelus admit- 
tere. 
Iniquitous, iniquus, injustus. 
INITIAL, ad initium pertinens. — letter, 
litera inceptiva or initialis. 
INITIATE, initio. — Initiated, initiatus, 
inauguratus. 
Initiation, initiatio. 
INJECT, injicio ; inspergo. — To inject 
with wax, intus incerare. — To inject a 
wound, vulnus liquore insperso purgare. 
Injecting, Injection, injeefio, injectus ; 
infusio. 
INJUDICIOUS, inconsultus, inconside- 
ratus, homo consilii et rationis ex- 
pers. 
Injudiciously, inconsulte, inconside¬ 
rate, imprudenter, inscite. 
INJUNCTION, mandatum; prasceptum. 
INJURE, loedo, noceo; injuriam alicui 
inferre ; damno aliquem afficere. — In¬ 
jured, liesus, offensus, violatus. 
Injurer, iniquus, qui injuriam infert. 
Injurious, injurius, injuriosus, iniquus, 
contumeliosus, noxius, perniciosus. 
Injuriously, inique, injuste, contume- 
liose, injuriose. 
Injuriousness, injuria. 
Injury, injuria, noxa, offensa ; damnum. 
— To do one an injury, alicui nocere or 
damnum inferre; injuriam alicui in¬ 
ferre, facere. — To put up an injury, 
injuriam inultam dimittere; contume- 
liam acceptam mussitare. 
INJUSTICE, injustitia, iniquitas. 
INK, atramentum (scriptorium or librari- 
um). — Printer’s ink, atramentum typo- 
graphicum. — Red ink, minium, Ov. 
Tr. 1. 1.— An ink-maker, atramenti 
temperator. — Ink-stand, ink-horn, atra- 
mentorium. 
To Ink (daub with ink), atramento inqui- 
nare, polluere, maculare. 
Inky, ater, instar atramenti. 
INKLE (tape), tienia, vitta, fimbria lin- 
tea. 
INKLING (obscure rumor), rumusculus, 
rumor subobscurus. — An inkling given, 
obscura et imperfecta significatio. — 
To get or have an inkling of, subsentio ; 
subodoror. — Though I have an inkling 
they are thereabouts, etsi subsensi id quo- 
que, illos ibi esse. — My wife has an ink¬ 
ling of my design, subolet uxori quod 
ego machinor. 
INLAND, mediterraneus. — An inland 
country, regio a mari longe dissita.— 
The inland parts of a country, interior 
regio, interiora, terra interior. 
INLAY, distinguo; vario. — Inlaid, dis- 
tinctus (e. g. auro et argento); vermicu- 
latus ; intestinus. 
INLET, fenestra, aditus. 
INLIST, milites conscribere. — To inlist 
one’s self as a soldier, militia; nomen dare. 
— Inlisted, inter milites conscriptus. 
Inlisting, militum conscriptio. 
INMATE, qui in e&dem domo habitat; 
(tenant), inquilinus. 
INMOST, intimus. — In the inmost part of 
that chapel there was a statue of Ceres, in 
eo sacrario intimo fuit signurn Cereris. 
INN, deversorium ; hospitium. - d little 
inn, deversoriolum. — To put up at an 
inn, in cauponain devertere. — To set up 
an inn, deversorium aperire. — An inn¬ 
holder or inn-keeper, caupo. — His wife, 1 
copa.-If Inns of court, hospitia juris- 
consultorum. 
INNATE, innatus, congenitus. 
INNAVIGABLE, innabilis, innavigabi- 
lis. 
INNER, interior. — In the inner part of 
the house, in interiore asdium parte. — 
An inner chamber, penetrale; cubicu- 
lum interius. — On the inner side, in- 
trinsecus. 
Innermost, intimus. 
INNOCENT, innocens, insons, culpl 
vacuus, innoxius. — To be innocent of 
a crime, culpl carere, extra culpam esse, 
culpS. vacare, a culpa abesse. 
Innocent, s. (silly person), fatuus, bardus, 
insulsus, ineptus, mentis inops, qui est 
mente imminuta.-IT Innocents’ day, 
dies innocentium martyrio sacer. 
Innocently, innocenter, imprudenter; 
innocue, Suet. 
Innocence, Innocency, innocentia, in- 
tegritas ; sanctitas. 
Innocuous, Innoxious, innocuus, in¬ 
noxius. 
INNOVATE, innovo; rebus novandis 
studere ; res novas moliri. 
Innovation, immutatio; res nov®.— 
Desirous of innovation, novis rebus stu- 
dens, novarum rerum cupidus. 
Innovator, qui novis rebus studet. 
INNUENDO, sermo verbis tectus ; tecta 
verba. 
INNUMERABLE, innumerabilis, infini- 
tus. 
Innumerably, innumerabiliter. 
INOCULATE, inoculo, insero ; admitto. 
— for the small pox, variolas alicui in- 
serere. 
Inoculation, insitio; variolarum insitio. 
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INOFFENSIVE, innoxius, innocuus, cU 
pa vacans. 
Inoffensively, innocenter; sine culpi. 
Inoffensiveness, innocentia. 
INOFFICIOUS, parum ofiiciosus. 
INORDINATE, inordinatus, incomposi 
tus : (excessive), iinmoderatus, intem- 
peratus. 
Inordinately, inordinate, incomposite-, 
immoderate, intemperanter. 
Inordinateness, immoderatio, intempe- 
rantia. 
INQUEST, inquisitio. — The grand in¬ 
quest, criminum qusesitores. 
INQUIETUDE, inquietudo, sollicitudo. 
INQUIRE, qu®ro, inquiro ; percunctor, 
sciscitor, aliquem consulere. — I would 
have you inquire, velim quasras. — He 
inquires of the ship’s master, rectorem 
ratis consulit. — I see some to inquire of, 
quos percunctemur video. — To inquire 
or search diligently about or after, inves- 
tigo, scrutorj’ exploro, indago ; exquiro, 
disquiro, perquiro, inquiro. — To inquire 
often, qusrito. — Inquired diligently into, 
investigatus, exploratus, indagatus. 
Inquirer, quaesitor, conquisitor, explora- 
tor, indagator, investigator, scrutator. 
Inquiring, Inquiry, inquisitio, indaga- 
tio, investigatio, interrogatio. — To 
make inquiry into, inquiro ; exploro ; 
cognosco. 
Inquisition, inquisitio ; cognitio; quffis- 
tio. — A diligent inquisition, investiga- 
tio, pervestigatio_ An inquisition about 
religious matters, qusestio de fide Chris- 
tian& habita. — The inquisition, qusesi- 
tore 3 fidei (the inquisitors). — To make 
inquisition into, examino, expendo, in¬ 
quiro ; quaerere rem or de re. 
Inquisitive, curiosus, nova noscendi cu¬ 
pidus. 
Inquisitively, curiose, studiose. 
Inquisitiveness, curiositas, nova noscen¬ 
di studium. 
Inquisitor, quiesitor; fidei inquisitor. 
INROAD, incursio, irruptio, impressio. 
— To make an inroad, terram invadere, 
in terram irruptionem facere. 
INROBED, prastextatus. 
INSANE, insanus. 
INSATIABLE, INSATIATE, insatiabi- 
lis, inexplebilis, insaturabilis. 
Insatiableness, cupiditas insatiabilis or 
inexplebilis ; insatiabilis avaritia. 
Insatiably, insatiabiliter. 
INSCRIBE, inscribo. 
Inscription, inscriptio, index; titulus 
(especially on a sepulchre) ; carmen ; elo~ 
ginm. 
INSCRUTABLE, non vestigabilis ; mex- 
plicabilis. 
INSCULP, insculpo. 
INSECTS, insecta. 
INSECURE, intutus ; instabilis, lubn- 
cus, incertus: (in feeling), parum secu- 
rus. 
Insecurity, by the adj.; as, urbs mtuta, 
spes incerta, itinera infesta. 
INSENSATE, sensus expers, sensu ca- 
rens. 
Insensible, sensus expers, torpens, sensu 
carens, insensilis (poet.) ; brutus; cal- 
losus, stupidus. 
Insensibleness, Insensibility, torpor, 
stupor, stupiditas; sensuum tarditas. 
Insensibly (without sense), sine sensu ; 
(by degrees), sensim. 
INSEPARABLE, inseparabilis ; indivi- 
duus ( indivisible). — friend, amicus fidis- 
simus. 
Inseparability, Inseparableness, qua- 
litas rei individuse. 
INSERT, insero, interpono. — Inserted, 
insertus, interpositus; suggestus. 
Inserting, Insertion, interpositio. 
INSERVICEABLE, parum or mimme 
utilis. 
INSIDE, interiora, pars interior, partes 
interiores. 
INSIDIOUS, insidiosus, fallax. 
Insidiously, insidiose, fallaciter. 
INSIGHT (inspection), inspectio, intuitus: 
(skill), peritia, scientia, perspicientia. 
_ To have an insight into , perspicio ; rei 
alicujus esse peritum. — Having an in¬ 
sight into, perspicax. 
INSIGNIFICANT, inutilis ; nullius mo¬ 
ments, levis. 
Insignificantly, inutiliter. 
Insignificancy, inutilitas. 
