| Iacchus | = | Bacchus |
| iaceo | = | to lie, lie prostrate, lie dead |
| jaceo-ere-ui | = | to stand (that which is stated) |
| jacio | = | to cast |
| iacio | = | to throw, cast, hurl, lay, scatter, diffuse |
| iactantia | = | bragging, boasting |
| jactantia | = | ostentation, bragging |
| jactito | = | boast |
| iaculator | = | a thrower, javelin man, spear thrower |
| jaculum | = | dart |
| jaculum | = | dart, javelin |
| iaculum | = | dart, javelin, short spear |
| iam | = | already, by now, yet |
| iam | = | moreover, henceforth, indeed, just, further |
| iam | = | now, by now, already, presently, immediately |
| iam pridem | = | now for a long time |
| iam tandem | = | in the end |
| iamdiu | = | now for a long time |
| iamdudum | = | now for a long time |
| ianitor | = | -oris doorkeeper, porter |
| ianua | = | door |
| ianua | = | door, gate |
| Ianus | = | Janus |
| ianus | = | arcade, covered passage |
| ibi | = | there |
| ibi | = | there, yonder |
| ibidem | = | in the same place, at the moment, in that matter |
| Ico | = | to strike, hit, wound, strike a bargain |
| ictus | = | blow, bite, stroke, bolt, thrust |
| ictus | = | blow, wound, stabbing, thrust |
| ictus | = | stroke |
| idcirco | = | on that account, for that reason, for that purpose |
| idem eadem idem | = | the same |
| identidem | = | again and again, repeatedly |
| ideo | = | for that reason, on that account, therefore |
| idoneus | = | proper, worthy, fitting, deserving, capable |
| iecur | = | the liver |
| ieiunitas | = | hunger, emptiness, meagerness, poverty |
| ieiunium | = | fast, abstinence, hunger, leanness, thinness |
| ientaculum | = | breakfast |
| iento | = | to eat breakfast |
| igitur | = | adv, therefore |
| igitur | = | therefore, consequently, for this reason |
| ignarus | = | ignorant, not knowing |
| ignarus | = | unacquainted with |
| ignavus | = | lazy, listless, inert, sluggish cowardly, a coward |
| igneus | = | fiery, ardent, burning |
| ignis | = | fire |
| ignominia | = | dishonor |
| ignoro | = | to be ignorant, disregard, not be recognized |
| ignosco | = | to pardon |
| ignotus | = | unknown, obscure, ignorant, ignoble |
| ile | = | guts, intestines |
| ilicet | = | it is finished, right away, immediately |
| ilico | = | on the spot, immediately |
| illa (fem. sing. abl.) | = | He who lives BY THAT (the sword). |
| illa (fem. sing. nom.) | = | THAT (sword) |
| illa (neut. plur. acc.) | = | Deborah always won THESE (wars) |
| illa (neut. plur. nom.) | = | THOSE (arms) |
| illac | = | over there, along that path, in that direction |
| illae ille (fem. plur. nom.) | = | THOSE (women) |
| illae ille (sing. gen.) | = | She paid half OF THIS (the cost) |
| illaesus | = | unharmed |
| illarum (fem. plur. gen.) | = | The city wall had four OF THOSE (gates) |
| illas (fem. plur. acc.) | = | They gave THOSE (their lives) |
| illata | = | from infero to cause, occasion, etc |
| ille (masc. nom. sing.) | = | THAT (house) |
| ille illa illud | = | that, the former, the famous, he, she, it |
| illecebra | = | allurement |
| illectus | = | allured |
| illi (fem sing. dat.) | = | There is a statue IN THAT (abbey) |
| illi (masc. plur. nom.) | = | THOSE (men) |
| illi (masc. sing. dat.) | = | He sent FOR THAT (doctor) |
| illi (neut sing. dat.) | = | i'd give my right arm FOR THOSE (cookies) |
| illiam (fem. sing. acc.) | = | She wasted THAT (her youth) |
| illic | = | there, at that place, therein, in that matter |
| illicitus | = | unlawful |
| illico | = | immediately |
| illis (fem. plur. abl) | = | A life is enriched BY THESE (friendships) |
| illis (fem. plur. dat.) | = | She gave her property TO THOSE (churches) |
| illis (masc. plur. abl.) | = | They passed BY THOSE (roads) |
| illis (masc. plur. dat.) | = | Tell it TO THOSE (Marines) |
| illis (neut. plur. abl.) | = | She earned it BY THESE (her deeds) |
| illis (neut. plur. dat.) | = | Listen TO THESE (orders) |
| illis (plur. abl.) | = | She earned it BY THESE (her deeds) |
| illius (fem. sing. gen.) | = | They are fond OF THAT (change) |
| illius (masc. fem. neut. gen. | = | Go ahead, eat some OF THAT |
| illius (neut. sing. gen.) | = | She paid half OF THAT (the cost) |
| illo (masc. sing. abl.) | = | He gave plenty FOR THAT (field) |
| illo (neut. sing. abl.) | = | Do not hesitate BECAUSE OF THAT! (doubt) |
| illorum (masc. plur. gen.) | = | The horses OF THOSE (soldiers) |
| illorum (neut. plur. gen) | = | The cattle OF THESE (monsters) |
| illos (masc. plur. acc.) | = | They burned THOSE (houses) |
| illuc | = | thither, to that place, to that matter |
| illud (neut. sing. acc.) | = | Break THOSE (fetters)! |
| illud (neut. sing. nom.) | = | THAT (monastery) |
| illudo illusi illusum | = | to mock, make fun of, ridicule |
| illudo-si-sum | = | 3, to mock, to scorn |
| illum (masc. sing. acc.) | = | He ate THAT (fruit) |
| illustrator | = | enlightener |
| illustratus | = | renowned |
| illustris | = | famous |
| illustro | = | to light up, illuminate |
| imago | = | image, likeness |
| imbecillitas | = | indisposition |
| imbellis | = | unwarlike |
| imber | = | rain |
| imbibo | = | imbibe, drink in, think up, conceive |
| imbrium | = | of rain |
| imbuo | = | to imbue |
| imbuo | = | to soak, steep, saturate, to stain, dye |
| imitabilis | = | imitable |
| imitabilis | = | that which can be imitated |
| imitor | = | to imitate, substitute |
| immanis | = | monstrous |
| immanitas | = | heinousness, savagery, frightfulness |
| immaniter | = | dreadfully, savagely |
| immarcescibilis | = | unfading |
| immensus | = | vast |
| immerito | = | adv. undeservingly, without merit, unjustifiably |
| immineo | = | to hang over, be imminent, threaten |
| immitis | = | rude |
| immo | = | by all means, by no means, on the contrary |
| immo | = | nay, should I say, on the contrary |
| immodicus | = | immoderate, excessive, beyond measure |
| immortalis | = | immortal |
| immotus | = | unmoved |
| immunda | = | unclean, impure, dirty, foul |
| immundus | = | foul, impure |
| immunis | = | exempt, free |
| impedimentum | = | hindrance, impediment, obstacle, difficulty |
| impedio | = | entangle, ensnare, obstruct, surround, hinder |
| impedio | = | to entangle, hold fast |
| impeditio | = | hindrance |
| impeditus | = | entagles, hindered, embarassed, prevented |
| impedo | = | to entangle, ensnare, hinder, prevent, obstruct |
| impello | = | to drive against, strike upon |
| impello | = | to stimulate |
| impello impuli impulsum | = | to set in mortion, impel, urge on |
| impendeo | = | to hang over, threaten, menace, be imminent |
| impendo | = | to expend |
| impendo | = | to lay out, expend, weigh out |
| impenetrabiilis | = | impenetrable |
| impensa | = | expense, outlay |
| imperator | = | commander in chief, general, emperor |
| imperceptus | = | unperceived, unknown |
| imperiosus | = | imperious, dominering, powerful |
| imperito | = | to govern |
| imperium | = | power to command, authority, command, rule |
| imperium | = | sovereignty, realm, command |
| impero | = | to command |
| impero | = | to give orders, command, to rule, hold sway |
| imperterritus | = | undaunted |
| impertior | = | to bestow |
| impervius | = | unpassable |
| impeto | = | to attack, head for |
| impetro | = | to get, accomplish, effect, obtain (by asking) |
| impetro | = | to procure |
| impetus | = | attack, onset, rapid motion, impulse, passion |
| impetus | = | attack, rush, assault, impulse, sudden passion |
| impetus | = | vehemence |
| impiger | = | diligent, active |
| impiger | = | indefatigable |
| impigre | = | diligently, actively |
| impingo | = | to hurl against, strike |
| impirius | = | fiery |
| impius | = | ungodly |
| impius | = | without respect, irreverent, unpatriotic, wicked |
| implacabilis | = | unappeasable |
| impleo | = | to fill in (or up), satisfy, content, fulfil |
| impleo | = | to fill up |
| impleo | = | to fill up, content, satisfy |
| impono | = | to lay in |
| impono | = | to place, set, stow, embark, cheat, deceive |
| importunitas | = | insolence, incivility |
| importunus | = | unsuitable |
| importunus | = | unsuitable, unfavorable, troublesome |
| impraesentiarum | = | for the present, in present cirumstances |
| imprecor | = | to curse |
| imprimis | = | especially, particularly, specifically |
| improbitas | = | depravity |
| improbus | = | inferior, bad, wicked, persistent, perverse, bold |
| improbus | = | outrageous, self-willed, impudent |
| improvidus | = | improvident, negligent, thoughtless, feckless |
| improviso | = | unexpected, (ex improviso) |
| impudens | = | impudent, shameless, insolent, presumptuous |
| impudenter | = | impudently, insolently, presumptuously |
| impugno | = | to attack, assault |
| impunitus | = | unpunished, unrestrained, safe |
| imputo | = | to lay to a charge, enter in an account |
| in (+ abl.) | = | in |
| in (+ acc.) | = | into, toward, against |
| in | = | a, in, inside, into, per, within, across from |
| in excelsis | = | in the highest |
| in praesentia | = | for the present |
| inaestimabilis | = | inestimable |
| inaestimandus | = | invaluable |
| inaestimatus | = | unexpected |
| inanis | = | empty, vain, inane |
| inanis | = | empty, void |
| inanis | = | useless |
| inasnum | = | n, foolish, insane |
| incalesco | = | glow, kindle |
| incassum | = | in vain |
| incassum | = | to no purpose |
| incauta | = | reckless |
| incedo | = | to awake, march, go, enter into |
| incedo | = | to move forward |
| incendia | = | fire |
| incendo | = | to set fire to |
| incentivus | = | provocative |
| inceptor | = | beginner |
| inceptum | = | beginning, attempt, enterprise |
| incertus | = | uncertain, doubtful, unsure, hesitant |
| incessanter | = | incessantly |
| incessus | = | pace, gait |
| incestus | = | lewd |
| inchoatus | = | unfinished, only begun |
| incido | = | to fall in or on, fall in with, happen, occur |
| incido in mentionem | = | to happen to mention |
| incipio | = | to take in hand, begin, commence |
| incito | = | to excite, spur, inspire, increase, hasten, urge |
| incito | = | to spur on |
| inclino | = | to bend |
| inclino | = | to bend, incline, turn, change, fall back, waver |
| inclitus | = | illustrious |
| includo | = | to shut in, enclose, establish a siege, surround |
| inclutus inclitus | = | celebrated, famous, renowned |
| incogitania | = | thoughtlessness |
| incogitatus | = | thoughtless, inconsiderate, spontaneous |
| incogito | = | to plan, arrange, contrive, think out |
| incognitus | = | unknown, unexamined, unrecognized, unclaimed |
| incola | = | inhabitant |
| incola | = | resident |
| incola, ae | = | resident, inhabitant of a place, foreign resident |
| incolo | = | to reside or cultivate or inhabit |
| incolumis | = | uninjured, safe, scatheless, unharmed |
| incolumitas | = | safety |
| incomitatus | = | alone, unaccompanied, without followers |
| incommendatus | = | without a protector, without a lord |
| incommode | = | inconveniently |
| incommoditas | = | inconvenience, uncomfortable, disadvantage |
| incommodo (-are) | = | to be troublesome, unpleasant, annoying |
| incommodus | = | disagreeable, unpleasant |
| incommodus | = | inconvenient, troublesome, irksome |
| incommutabilis | = | unchangeable |
| incomparabilis | = | without compare, peerless, incomparable |
| incompertus | = | unknown |
| incomposite | = | irregularly, in a disorderly manner |
| incompositus | = | disorder, lack of regularity |
| incomprehensibilis | = | impossible to catch, incomprehensible |
| incomptus | = | unkempt, untrimmed, rude, rough |
| inconcessus | = | forbidden, prohibited, not allowed |
| inconcinnus | = | awkward, clumsy, without elegance, absurd |
| inconcussus | = | firm, unshaken, stable |
| inconditus | = | disorderly, not arranged, unplanned, confused |
| incongruens | = | not agreeing, inconsistent, out of place |
| incongruus | = | unsuitable |
| inconsiderate | = | thoughtlessly, without consideration |
| inconsideratus | = | without thought, inconsiderate, reckless |
| inconsolabilis | = | inconsolable, uncurable |
| inconstans | = | inconsistent, changeable, fickle, unreliable |
| inconstanter | = | inconstantly, changeably, inconsistently |
| inconstantia | = | changeability, inconsistency, faithlessness |
| inconsulte | = | indiscreetly |
| inconsultus | = | inconsiderate, without advice |
| inconsultus | = | without asking advise, precipately, imprudent |
| inconsumptus | = | unconsumed, undiminished, not depleted |
| incontaminatus | = | pure, unadulterated, unpolluted |
| incontentus | = | unstretched, not extended, unstrained, untuned |
| incontinencia | = | lack of restraint, incontinence |
| incontinens | = | incontinent |
| inconveniens | = | not suiting, dissimilar |
| inconvulsus | = | unshattered, undestroyed |
| incorrectus | = | unimproved, uncorrected, not emended |
| incorruptus | = | uncorrupted, genuine, pure, untainted |
| increbresco (-ere) | = | to grow strong, prevail, increase, wax |
| incredibilis | = | incredible, unbelievable |
| incredulus | = | incredulous |
| incrementabiliter | = | increasingly |
| incrementum | = | augmentation, increment |
| incrementum | = | growth, increase, offspring |
| increpito (-are) | = | to call out to, to rebuke |
| increpo (of persons) | = | to chide, rebuke |
| increpo | = | to rebuke |
| incresco (-ere) | = | to grow in, or upon |
| incruente | = | without bloodshed |
| incubo | = | to brood over, lie in a place, attach oneself to |
| incubo | = | to hang over, lie heavily upon, dwell in |
| inculco | = | to crowd in, press in, trample in, impress upon |
| inculpatus | = | innocent, without blame, guiltless |
| inculta | = | waste, desert |
| incultus | = | neglect, lack of cultivation |
| incultus | = | untidy, neglected |
| incultus | = | untilled, uncultivated |
| incultus | = | untilled, uncultivated, unpolished, rude, rough |
| incumbo | = | to apply oneself, concentrate, favor, further |
| incumbo | = | to depend on, devote oneself to |
| incumbo | = | to lie or lean upon, lean over, overhang |
| incunabula | = | swddling clothes, infancy, birthplace, source |
| incunctanter | = | unhesitatingly |
| incuratus | = | unhealed, uncured, untended |
| incuria | = | carelessness, neglect |
| incuriose | = | negligently, carelessly |
| incuriosus | = | neglect, careless, negligent |
| incurro | = | to [+ acc] incur |
| incurro | = | to run into, assail, attack, raid into, come upon |
| incursio | = | attack, assault |
| incursio | = | clash, collision, attack, raid, foray, invasion |
| incurso | = | to collide with, strike against, attack |
| incursus | = | an attack, assault |
| incursus | = | an attack, assault, efforts, impulses |
| incurvo (-are) | = | to bend, curve, make crooked |
| incutio | = | to strike into |
| indagatio | = | investigation |
| inde | = | thence, from there, for that reason, thereafter |
| indebitus | = | not owed, not due |
| indemnis | = | innocent |
| indicibilis | = | indescribable, inexpressible |
| indicium | = | data, information, evidence, indication, pointer |
| indicium | = | sign |
| indico | = | to disclose |
| indico | = | to enjoin |
| indico | = | to proclaim, make publicly known, announce |
| indifferens | = | neither good nor bad |
| indifferente | = | indifferently |
| indifferenter | = | indiscriminately |
| indigentia | = | indigence, poverty, destitution |
| indigeo | = | to require, need, stand in need of |
| indignatio | = | displeasure |
| indignatio | = | indignation |
| indignatus | = | indignant |
| indignus | = | unbecoming |
| indignus | = | unworthy, lacking in merit, unfit |
| indigus, indiguus | = | desirous, needful of |
| indissolubilis | = | indestructible |
| indo (past indidi) | = | to establish, cause, occasion |
| indoles | = | genius, disposition, talent, tendency, metier |
| indomitus | = | untamed, wild |
| indubitanter | = | without doubts, confident, without hesitation |
| induco | = | bring in, introduce, induce, persuade, decide |
| induco | = | cover, put on clothing, erase writing, revoke |
| induco | = | to bring, lead, conduct |
| induco indux inductum | = | to lead in, introduce, induce, influence |
| induco-are | = | to lead |
| indulgens | = | indulgent |
| indulgeo | = | to pardon, forgive, excuse |
| industria | = | diligence |
| industrius | = | industrious, diligent, assiduous, hard-working |
| indutiae | = | truce, armistice, suspension of hostilities |
| indutus | = | attired, clad |
| indutus | = | enveloped, decked out, dressed |
| induviae | = | clothes, clothing, garb |
| inedicabilis | = | unexplainable, inexplicable |
| inedicibilis | = | inexpressible |
| ineffabilis | = | unutterable |
| inefficaciter | = | ineffectually, vainly, in vain |
| inefficax | = | ineffectual, unproductive, profitless, weak |
| inennarabilis | = | indescribable |
| ineo | = | to begin |
| ineo | = | to enter, go in, begin, commence, undertake |
| ineptio | = | to play the fool, to trifle |
| inermis | = | defenseless, harmless, impotent, without strength |
| iners | = | unskilled |
| inexperta | = | untried |
| inexpugnabilis | = | impregnable, unconquerable |
| infamo | = | to put to shame, disgrace |
| infandum | = | oh woe unutterable! |
| infans | = | child, infant |
| infantia | = | infancy, babyhood |
| infector | = | dyer |
| infectum reddere | = | to revoke, render impossible, make voil |
| infectus | = | discolored, darkened, corrupted |
| infectus | = | unworked, not done, unfinished, incomplete |
| infecunditas | = | barrenness, sterility |
| infecundus | = | barren, sterile |
| infelicitas | = | bad luck, misfortune |
| infeliciter | = | unhappily |
| infelix | = | unfruitful, barren, unproductive, infertile |
| infenso | = | to attack, avenge |
| infensus | = | hostile, agressive, dangerous |
| inferi | = | those down below, the dead |
| inferne | = | on the lower side, below |
| infero (in logic) | = | to infer, conclude |
| infero | = | to carry in, put or place on |
| infero | = | to otherwise bring upon, enter, be troublesome |
| infero | = | to say or put forth, bring forth, bring out |
| inferus | = | below, under, southern |
| infervesco | = | to come to a boil, become hot |
| infeste | = | in a hostile manner, belligerently |
| infesto | = | to attack, disquiet |
| infesto | = | to molest |
| infestus | = | aggressive, hostile, dangerous |
| inficio | = | to discolor |
| inficio infeci infectum | = | to poison, taint, corrupt |
| inficio infeci infectum | = | to tinge, dye, stain, imbue |
| infideles | = | faithless [ones] |
| infidelis | = | unfaithful, disloyal, untrue |
| infidelitas | = | faithlessnes, disloyalty |
| infideliter | = | faithlessly, disloyally |
| infidus | = | untru, disloyal |
| infigo | = | to fix, fasten, to imprint, impress |
| infindo infidi infissum | = | to cut into |
| infinitas infinitio | = | eternity, infinity, endlessnes |
| infinitus | = | unlimited, infinite, without bounds, boundless |
| infirmatio | = | weakening, refusing, invalidating |
| infirme | = | weakly, faintly |
| infirmitas | = | infirmity |
| infirmitas | = | weakness, feebkeness, instability, fickleness |
| infirmo | = | to weaken, shake, invalidate, annull/disprove |
| infirmus | = | not strong, weak, feeble, (sometimes) |
| infit | = | he, she, or it begins, begins to speak |
| infitialis | = | negative, containing a no, rejection |
| infitias ire | = | to deny |
| infitior | = | to deny, deny a debt, refuse to return something |
| inflammatio | = | setting afire, inspiring |
| inflammo | = | to set on fire, inflame, to torch, kindle |
| inflatio | = | inflation, flatulence |
| inflatius | = | too pompous, on a grander scale |
| inflatus | = | blowing into, blast, inspiration |
| inflatus | = | pompous, swollen, puffed up, inflated |
| inflecto | = | to warp, change, sway, affect |
| inflecto inflexi inflectum | = | to bend, bow, curve |
| infletus | = | unwept, unmourned, unlamented |
| inflexibilis | = | unbending |
| inflexio | = | a bending, swaying |
| inflexus | = | bending, curving |
| infligo inflixi inflictum | = | to strike, hit, knock, cause damage |
| inflo | = | to blow |
| inflo | = | to inflate, swell |
| influo influi influxum | = | to flow in, to rush in, steal in |
| infodio infodi infossum | = | to dig in, bury |
| informatio | = | concept, idea |
| informis | = | formless, shapeless, deformed, hideous |
| informo | = | to instruct |
| infortunatus | = | unfortunate, unhappy, unlucky |
| infortunium | = | misfortune, bad luck, punishment |
| infra (+ acc.) | = | below, under, (time) |
| infra (adv.) | = | below, underneath, to the south, in the underworld |
| infra inferius infimus | = | low down |
| infractio | = | a breaking, infractio aninimi dejection |
| infractus | = | broken, weakened, impaired |
| infragilis | = | unbreakable, strong |
| infremo | = | to growl |
| infrenatus | = | without a bridle |
| infrendeo | = | to gnash the teetch |
| infrenis | = | unbridled |
| infreno | = | to bridle, check, restrain, break in |
| infrequens | = | scanty, thin, uncrowded, infrequent |
| infrequentia | = | scantiness, emptiness, loneliness |
| infructuosus | = | unproduction, infertile, unfruitful |
| infrunitus | = | silly |
| infucatus | = | colored |
| infula | = | headband (worn by a priest), insignia |
| infula | = | insignia of office, headband, fillet |
| infulatus | = | crowned with an episcopal mitre |
| infundo infudi infusum | = | to pour in or over, (+ dat.) |
| infusco | = | to make dark, blacken |
| infusio | = | wetting, dousing, drenching |
| ingemino | = | to redouble, repeat, be redoubled, increase |
| ingemisco | = | to groan |
| ingemisco | = | to groan, sigh over |
| ingemo (+ dat.) | = | to groan, sigh over |
| ingenero | = | to plant, implant, generate |
| ingeniose | = | cleverly |
| ingeniosus | = | able, talented, neturally fit, adapted |
| ingenium | = | innate character, talent, nature |
| ingens | = | of immoderate size, vast, huge, monstrous, remark |
| ingens | = | prodigious |
| ingenuitas | = | free birth, noble-mindedness, frankness, openness |
| ingenuus | = | free-born, noble-minded, upright, honorable |
| ingero | = | to go off to, betake oneself to, pour forth |
| inglorius | = | without fame, unddistinguished, inglorious |
| ingluvies (of an animal) | = | crop, maw |
| ingrate ingratiis ingratis | = | unwillingly, ungratefully |
| ingratus | = | ungrateful, unpleasant, disagreeable |
| ingravo | = | to weight down, aggravate, afflict |
| ingredior | = | to enter upon, begin on, (with inf.) |
| ingredior ingredi ingressus | = | to step in, enter, go in, walk |
| ingredior vi ventorum | = | to proceed on the winds |
| ingressio | = | an entering, beginning |
| ingressus | = | entering, going in, inroad, movement/assault |
| ingruenter | = | violently |
| ingruo | = | to fall upon, assail, attack, assault |
| ingruo | = | to fall violently upon, assail, assault |
| inguen | = | the groin |
| ingurgito | = | to glut oneself, gorge |
| ingustatus | = | untasted |
| inhabilis | = | unmanageable, ill-fit, poorly adapted, unsuited |
| inhabitabilis | = | uninhabitable, unfit for man or beast |
| inhabito | = | to inhabit |
| inhaeresco inheresco | = | to adhere to, begin to cling to |
| inhaero | = | to adhere |
| inhaero inhero | = | to stick in, cling to, cleave to |
| inhalo | = | to breathe upon |
| inhibeo | = | to hold in, check, restrian, back water, practice |
| inhibeo | = | use, employ |
| inhio | = | to [+ dat] attend closely to, [+ ad, pro] desire |
| inhio | = | to gape, yearn for, desire, want, covet |
| inhoneste | = | dishonorably |
| inhonesto | = | to disgrace, dishonor |
| inhonestus | = | degraded, dishonored, dishonorable, shameful |
| inhonoratus | = | unrewarded, not honored |
| inhonorus | = | dishonored |
| inhorreo | = | to bristle |
| inhorresco | = | to begin to bristle, shudder, quiver, shake |
| inhospitalis | = | inhospitable |
| inhospitalitas | = | lack of hospitality |
| inhospitus | = | inhospitable |
| inhumane | = | inhumanly |
| inhumanitas | = | curelty, inhumanity, incivility, discourtesy |
| inhumaniter | = | discourteously |
| inhumanus | = | cruel, savage, barbarous, inhuman, uncivil |
| inhumatus | = | unburied |
| inibi | = | therein, in that place, (time) |
| inicio inieci iniectum | = | to throw on, put on, don, inspire |
| inimicus | = | personal enemy, foe, opponent |
| inique | = | unfairly |
| iniquitas | = | injustice, iniquity, unfairness |
| iniquus | = | unequal, unjust, unfair |
| initium | = | beginning, start, commencement, origin |
| iniuria | = | injury, damage, hurt, injustice, wrong |
| iniustus | = | unjust, inequitable, unfair |
| injurius | = | wrongful, acting unlawfully |
| injustus | = | wrongful |
| innocens | = | blameless |
| innocuus | = | innocent |
| innotesco | = | to become know, noted |
| innotesco | = | to become known |
| innumerus | = | countless |
| innuo | = | to give a nod to, give a sign to |
| inobedio-ire | = | disobident, disloyal |
| inolesco | = | to grow in or on |
| inopia | = | scarcity, poverty |
| inopinatus | = | unexpected |
| inopportunitas | = | inconvenience, unseemly event |
| inopportunus | = | unfitting, inopportune |
| inops | = | destitute, impoverished, indigent, powerless |
| inops | = | poor, helpless, in need, needy, wthout resources |
| inquam | = | I say |
| inquinamentum | = | filth |
| inquiro | = | to ask, examine, search for |
| inquis | = | you say |
| inquisitor | = | [med] juror, member of an inquest, trustee |
| inquit | = | he, she, it says |
| inrideo | = | to laugh at, mock, ridicule |
| inritus irritus | = | void, invalid, in vain, useless, ineffectual |
| insania | = | insanity, irrationality, madness, folly |
| insanio | = | rage |
| insanum | = | foolish |
| insciens | = | unknowing, unaware, ignorant |
| inscribo | = | inscribe, entitle, enlist |
| insensatus | = | irrational |
| insequor | = | to follow, pursue, assail, reproach, rebuke |
| inservio | = | to be a slave, serve, be devoted to |
| insideo | = | sit upon something, be firmly placed |
| insidiae (plural) | = | treachery, ambushes, plots, conspiracies |
| insidiae | = | snares |
| insidiator | = | one who lies in wait |
| insidior | = | to [+ dat] lie in wait for, plot against |
| insigne | = | badge |
| insignio | = | to put a mark upon, adorn, distinguish |
| insignis | = | distinguished |
| insigniter | = | to be built on, distinction/distinguished |
| insigno | = | to engrave |
| insinuo | = | to insinuate, work one's way in, intimate |
| insisto | = | to [+ dat] persist in, urge |
| insolesco | = | to grow haughty |
| insolita | = | unaccustomed, unusual |
| insolitus | = | unaccustomed, unusual, strange, uncommon |
| insolubilis | = | indissoluble |
| insons | = | guiltless, innocent |
| insons insontis | = | guiltless, innocent |
| insperate | = | unexpectedly |
| insperatus | = | unexpected, unlooked for, unanticipated |
| inspicio | = | to consider, perceive |
| inspiro | = | to inspire |
| insquequo | = | until |
| instabilitas | = | constant motion, restlessness |
| instanter | = | urgently |
| instar | = | a form, figure, after the fashion of, like |
| instigatus | = | incited |
| instigo | = | to goad, incite, stimulate, urge |
| instituo | = | to establish, found, institute |
| instituo-ui-utum | = | 3, put in place, begin |
| instituta apostolica | = | canon law |
| institutio | = | custom, institution, tradition |
| insto | = | to be earnestly engaged in, draw nigh |
| insto | = | to pursue eagerly, devote oneself to |
| instructus (from instruo) | = | equipped, trained, supplied |
| instructus | = | trained, taught |
| instructus | = | versed in |
| instruo | = | prepare, provide, draw up an order of battle |
| instruo | = | to built in, set up, construct, furnish, train |
| instruo | = | to draw up |
| insuadibilis | = | adamant, immovable, not to be persuaded |
| insudo (with ablative) | = | exert oneself in, busy oneself with |
| Insula | = | Lille |
| insula | = | island |
| insulto | = | to leap at or on, revile, insult, deride |
| insultus | = | attack, assault |
| insum | = | [inesse, infuit] to be in or on, contained in |
| insumo | = | get one's wish, obtain one's desire |
| insumptuosus | = | inexpensive, cheap, economical |
| insuper | = | as mentioned above |
| insurgo | = | to rise up, [+ remis] ply one's oars |
| insurgo insurgi insurrectum | = | to rise up, rebel, revolt |
| integer | = | irreproachable, chaste |
| integer | = | whole, untouched, unhurt, undamaged, complete |
| integritas | = | integrity |
| intellectus | = | meaning, understanding |
| intellego intellexi intellect | = | to understand, comprehend, see |
| intemporaliter | = | eternally, without end |
| intemptesta nox | = | dead of night |
| intendo | = | to extend, aim, direct, direct one's course |
| intendo | = | to stretch, strain, try to prove |
| intenta | = | earnestness, seriousness |
| intentio | = | effort, exertion, attention, intent, attack |
| intentio | = | intention, plan, aim, design, purpose |
| intentor | = | informant |
| intentus | = | thorough, tense, anxious, strict |
| inter (+ acc.) | = | between, among |
| inter | = | approximately, about, around, roughly |
| inter canem et lupum | = | at twilight |
| intercapedo | = | interval, space |
| intercipio intercepi intercep | = | to intercept |
| interdico | = | to forbid |
| interdico | = | to forbid, prohibit, outlaw, gain an injunction |
| interdico | = | to place an interdict |
| interdum | = | sometimes, now and then, at times |
| intereo | = | to perish, die |
| intereo | = | to perish, die, go to ruin, decay |
| intereo | = | to to be undone, take part in |
| interfectio-onis | = | f, a killing |
| interficio interfeci interfec | = | to kill, murder, slay |
| interfixus | = | paved, made firm |
| interiectio | = | interjection |
| interimo | = | to slay, kill, slaughter |
| interitus | = | ruin, destruction |
| internecio | = | destruction |
| internuntius | = | go-between |
| internus | = | deep, inward |
| interpellatio | = | to appeal, suit |
| interpolatio | = | interval |
| interpono | = | to place between, interpose, intervene |
| interpretor | = | to explain |
| interrogatio | = | interrogation, inquiry |
| interrogo | = | to inquire |
| intertio | = | arrest, seize, take into custody |
| interventus | = | mediation |
| intervigilium | = | a nap, a doze, forty winks |
| intestinus | = | internal, inner |
| intextus | = | embroidered |
| intimo | = | to announce |
| intolerabiliter | = | unsupportably |
| intoneo | = | to resound |
| intorqueo | = | twist, distort |
| intrepidus | = | eager, hot-blooded |
| intrepidus | = | unshaken, undaunted |
| intrico | = | to entangle |
| intro | = | to walk into, enter, make one's way into |
| introduco | = | to lead in, introduce |
| intueor | = | to admire, contemplate, observe, look upon |
| intueor | = | to look at attentively, gaze at, consider |
| intuitus | = | contemplation |
| intumesco | = | to swell up, increase, swell with anger |
| intumesco | = | to swell, puff up |
| intus | = | within |
| inultus | = | unavenged, unpunished |
| inundantia | = | flood, overflowing, inundation |
| invado | = | to assail, usurp, seize, attack, fall upon |
| invado | = | to attack, usurp |
| invado | = | to undertake, go in, enter, get in |
| invalesco | = | to gather strength, become stronger |
| invectio | = | invective, scolding |
| invective | = | scoldingly |
| invenio | = | to come upon, find, discover |
| inventor | = | contriver, inventor, discoverer |
| investigo | = | to track down, investigate |
| inveteratus | = | hardened by age, of long-standing |
| invetero | = | to give duration, to render old |
| invicem | = | one after the other, by turns, mutually, each oth |
| invicem | = | reciprocally |
| invictus | = | unconquer, unconquerable, undefeated |
| invideo | = | to envy, be jealous of, look upon with envy |
| invideo | = | to envy, refuse |
| invidia | = | envy, jealousy, hatred, censure |
| invidus | = | envious |
| inviso | = | to go to see, visit, inspect, look at |
| invisus | = | hated, hateful |
| invito | = | to invite, summon |
| invitus | = | unwilling, against one's will |
| invocatio | = | invocation, an invoking |
| involvo | = | to wrap |
| ioco iocor | = | to joke, jest, make merry |
| iocus | = | joke, jest, jape, gag |
| ipse ipsa ipsum | = | himself, herself, itself |
| ipsemet | = | his own very self |
| ira | = | anger |
| ira | = | anger, wrath |
| iratus | = | angry, wrathful |
| ire | = | go |
| ironia | = | irony |
| ironice | = | ironically |
| irradio | = | to beam forth |
| irrepo | = | to insinuate oneself, steal in |
| irretitus | = | caught in a net, trapped |
| irreverens | = | disrespectful |
| irrisorie | = | ironically, with a smile |
| irrito | = | to irritate, exasperate, excite |
| irritum | = | nothingness, worthlessness, vanity |
| irritus | = | undecided, void, unfixed, of no effect |
| irritus | = | vain, useless, ineffectual, of not effect |
| irrumpo | = | to burst upon |
| irruo | = | to rush into, rush upon, attack |
| is ea id | = | this, that, he, she, it |
| iste ista istud | = | that, sometimes pejorative |
| ita | = | so, thus |
| ita ut (with subj.) | = | in such a way that |
| Italia | = | Italy |
| itaque (adv.) | = | and, so, therefore |
| itaque | = | consequently, so, subsequently |
| item | = | adv, likewise, moreover |
| iter itineris | = | road, route, journey |
| itero | = | to repeat, say again, iterate |
| iterum | = | again, a second time, once more |
| iubeo | = | to order, bid |
| iubeo iussi iussum | = | to order, command, tell someone to do |
| jubilo | = | to shout |
| jubilus | = | shout of joy |
| iucunditas | = | pleasure, charm |
| iucundus | = | agreeable, pleasant, gratifying |
| jucundus | = | pleasant, delightful |
| iudex | = | judge, juror |
| iudicium | = | judgment, decision, opinion, trial |
| judicium | = | trial, legal investigation, judgement, decision |
| judico | = | to condemn, judge, try |
| iudico | = | to judge, consider |
| judico | = | to pass judgment |
| juge | = | always |
| jugis | = | continual, ceaseless, perennial, constant |
| jugis | = | continual, perpetual |
| iugis iuge | = | perpetual, continuous |
| jugiter | = | continually, perpetually, constantly, instantly |
| jugiter | = | perpetually, continually |
| iugo | = | to bind together, connect, couple |
| iugosus | = | mountainous |
| jugulo | = | to slaughter |
| iugulum iugulus | = | the throat |
| iugum | = | crossbar, beam of scales, crest, ridge |
| jugum | = | ridge, rising |
| iugum | = | yoke, a team of oxen, a pair, bond, union, slaver |
| iuguolo | = | to cut the throat, butcher, kill, destroy |
| iumentum | = | beast of burden |
| jumentum | = | draft animal |
| iunceus | = | made of rushes |
| iunctio | = | connection, joining |
| iunctura | = | a joining, joint, rekationship, combination |
| iunctus | = | -a, -um united, connected, joined together |
| iuncus | = | the rush |
| iungo iunxi iunctum | = | to join, unite, cinnect, yoke, harness, to mate |
| iuniperus | = | the juniper tree |
| juramentum | = | oath, act of oath-taking |
| iurare | = | swear |
| iuratus | = | under oath |
| iureiuro | = | to swear an oath |
| iurgium | = | quarrel, altercation, brawl |
| jurgium | = | strife, contention, to cause strife, brawl |
| iurisdictio | = | administration of justice, extent of competence |
| iuro | = | to swear, to make an oath |
| jus | = | right, law |
| ius iurandum iuris iurandi et | = | oath |
| ius iuris | = | justice, law, right, broth, soup |
| jussio | = | order |
| iussu (abl.) | = | at the command of, by order of |
| iusta | = | due forms, funereal rites |
| iuste | = | fairly, justly, rightly |
| justicia | = | equity, justice |
| justifico | = | to forgive |
| iustitia | = | justice, fairness, equity |
| iustum | = | what is right |
| justus | = | equitable |
| iustus | = | just, right, equitable, fair, lawful, proper |
| iuvenalis iuvenilis | = | youthful |
| iuvenesco | = | to reach the prime of life |
| juvenis | = | young man, youth |
| juventus | = | the age of youth (20-40 years) |
| iuventus | = | youth (between 20 and 45) |
| iuvo | = | to help, aid, assist, to please, delight, gratify |
| iuxta (+ acc.) | = | close to, near to, (time) |
| juxta | = | adv, in a like manner, likewise |
| iuxta | = | close by, near, in like manner, equally |
| iuxta | = | just short of |
| iuxtim | = | equally |
| ivi | = | past tense of eo |