bestroi/EnhancedLatinLemmaDataset huggingface dataset:
incolumitas (Noun; lemma: incolumitas)
Meaning: soundness
incommensurabilis (Adjective; lemma: incommensurabilis)
Meaning: immeasurable
incommensurabilitas (Noun; lemma: incommensurabilitas)
Meaning: immeasurability
incommiscibilis (Noun; lemma: incommiscibilis)
Meaning: That cannot be mixed ; immiscible
incommobilitas (Noun; lemma: incommobilitas)
Meaning: immobility
incommoditas (Noun; lemma: incommoditas)
Meaning: inconvenience , unsuitableness
incommodo (Noun; lemma: incommodum)
Meaning: disadvantage , inconvenience , detriment , harm , setback Synonyms: incommoditās , dētrīmentum , īnfortūnium
incommodum (Noun; lemma: incommodum)
Meaning: disadvantage , inconvenience , detriment , harm , setback Synonyms: incommoditās , dētrīmentum , īnfortūnium
incommodus (Noun; lemma: incommodus)
Meaning: inconvenient , unsuitable , unfit , unseasonable Synonyms: inūtilis , ineptus , grātuītus , irritus Antonyms: opportūnus , commodus , habilis , aptus , idōneus , conveniēns , ūtilis , salūber , ūtēnsilis
incommunicabilis (Adjective; lemma: incommunicabilis)
Meaning: incommunicable
incommutabilis (Adjective; lemma: incommutabilis)
Meaning: unchangeable , immutable
incomparabilis (Adjective; lemma: incomparabilis)
Meaning: incomparable
incompertus (Adjective; lemma: incompertus)
Meaning: unascertained , unknown
incompetens (Adjective; lemma: incompetens)
Meaning: insufficient
incompletus (Adjective; lemma: incompletus)
Meaning: uncompleted
incomposite (Verb; lemma: incomposite)
Meaning: in a disorderly manner
incomprehensibilis (Adjective; lemma: incomprehensibilis)
Meaning: incomprehensible , not able to be understood
incomptus (Adjective; lemma: incomptus)
Meaning: unadorned
inconcessus (Verb; lemma: inconcessus)
Meaning: not allowed , forbidden , impossible
inconcinnus (Adjective; lemma: inconcinnus)
Meaning: awkward , clumsy
inconditus (Adjective; lemma: inconditus)
Meaning: irregular , disordered , confused
inconfusibilis (Adjective; lemma: inconfusibilis)
Meaning: That cannot be embarrassed
inconfusus (Verb; lemma: inconfusus)
Meaning: unembarrassed ; unconfused
incongelabilis (Adjective; lemma: incongelabilis)
Meaning: unfreezable (that cannot be frozen)
incongruens (Verb; lemma: incongruo)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of incongruus
incongruus (Adjective; lemma: incongruus)
Meaning: inconsistent , incongruous , unsuitable
inconiugus (Adjective; lemma: inconiugus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) epithetical (not applicable to ordinary names)
inconjugus (Adjective; lemma: inconjugus)
Meaning: Alternative form of inconiugus
inconparabilis (Adjective; lemma: inconparabilis)
Meaning: Alternative form of incomparābilis
inconprehensibilis (Adjective; lemma: inconprehensibilis)
Meaning: Alternative form of incomprehensibilis
inconsiderantia (Noun; lemma: inconsiderantia)
Meaning: lack of reflection , inconsiderateness
inconsideratus (Adjective; lemma: inconsideratus)
Meaning: thoughtless , heedless , inconsiderate
inconsolabilis (Adjective; lemma: inconsolabilis)
Meaning: inconsolable
inconspicuus (Adjective; lemma: inconspicuus)
Meaning: invisible
inconstans (Adjective; lemma: inconstans)
Meaning: changeable , inconstant , inconsistent
inconstanter (Adverb; lemma: inconstanter)
Meaning: changeably , capriciously etc
inconstantia (Noun; lemma: inconstantia)
Meaning: inconstancy , changeableness , fickleness
inconsuetus (Adjective; lemma: inconsuetus)
Meaning: unusual
inconsulte (Adverb; lemma: inconsultus)
Meaning: rash , ill-advised
inconsultus (Adjective; lemma: inconsultus)
Meaning: rash , ill-advised
inconsummabilis (Adjective; lemma: inconsummabilis)
Meaning: incompletable
inconsumptus (Adjective; lemma: inconsumptus)
Meaning: unconsumed , undiminished
inconsutilis (Adjective; lemma: inconsutilis)
Meaning: Not sewed together; seamless
incontanter (Adverb; lemma: incontanter)
Meaning: without hesitation
incontinens (Adjective; lemma: incontinens)
Meaning: not containing , not retaining
incontinentia (Noun; lemma: incontinentia)
Meaning: incontinence
incontra (Adverb; lemma: incontra)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) towards
incontradicibilis (Adjective; lemma: incontradicibilis)
Meaning: incontrovertible , undeniable
incontritus (Adjective; lemma: incontritus)
Meaning: Not contrite ; impenitent
inconvenientia (Noun; lemma: inconvenientia)
Meaning: inconsistency , incongruity
incoquo (Adverb; lemma: incoquo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to boil down
incorporatio (Noun; lemma: incorporatio)
Meaning: embodiment
incorporeus (Adjective; lemma: incorporeus)
Meaning: incorporeal
incorruptibilis (Adjective; lemma: incorruptibilis)
Meaning: incorruptible , imperishable
incorruptibilitas (Noun; lemma: incorruptibilitas)
Meaning: incorruptibility , imperishableness
incorruptio (Noun; lemma: incorruptio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin , Ecclesiastical Latin ) imperishableness , incorruptibility Synonym: incorruptābilitās
incorruptus (Verb; lemma: incorruptus)
Meaning: unspoiled , uninjured , uncorrupted
increbesco (Verb; lemma: increbesco)
Meaning: Alternative form of incrēbrēscō
increbresco (Verb; lemma: increbresco)
Meaning: to become stronger or more frequent
incredendus (Verb; lemma: incredendus)
Meaning: incredible , unbelievable
incredibilis (Adjective; lemma: incredibilis)
Meaning: unbelievable , incredible
incredibiliter (Adverb; lemma: incredibiliter)
Meaning: incredibly
incredulitas (Noun; lemma: incredulitas)
Meaning: disbelief , incredulity
incredulus (Adjective; lemma: incredulus)
Meaning: unbelieving , disbelieving , incredulous
incredundus (Adjective; lemma: incredundus)
Meaning: Alternative form of incrēdendus
incrementum (Noun; lemma: incrementum)
Meaning: growth , development , increase , augmentation
increpatio (Noun; lemma: increpatio)
Meaning: rebuke , chiding , reproof
increpito (Verb; lemma: increpo)
Meaning: to rattle , twang or make a similar noise ; to cause to give forth a sound , sound , resound 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 6.812: annuit Alcīdēs increpuit que lyram Alcides nodded assent and sounded [his] lyre. (Alcides: Alternate name for Hercules . The extant text of Ovid’s Fasti (poem) includes only the first six months of the Roman year; this is the final line for June.)
incresco (Verb; lemma: incresco)
Meaning: to grow in or upon
incriminatio (Noun; lemma: incriminatio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) blamelessness , irreprehensibleness c. 155 AD — c. 240 AD , Tertullian , De Resurrectione Carnis , 23
incruentus (Adjective; lemma: incruentus)
Meaning: bloodless , without bloodshed exercitus incruentus ― an army that has not lost any men
incrustatio (Noun; lemma: incrustatio)
Meaning: encrustation
incubus (Adjective; lemma: incus)
Meaning: anvil
inculco (Verb; lemma: inculco)
Meaning: to trample in, tread down
inculpabilis (Adjective; lemma: inculpabilis)
Meaning: blameless
inculpatus (Noun; lemma: inculpatus)
Meaning: blameless
inculpo (Noun; lemma: inculpo)
Meaning: to blame , accuse
incultus (Adjective; lemma: incultus)
Meaning: untilled , uncultivated
incumbo (Verb; lemma: incumbo)
Meaning: to lay oneself upon ; to lean or recline on something Synonym: immineō
incumbramentum (Noun; lemma: incumbramentum)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin , ecclesiastical law ) incumbrance ( of a benefice )
incumulatio (Noun; lemma: incumulatio)
Meaning: puffing up
incunabula (Noun; lemma: incunabulum)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) Alternative form of incūnābula
incunctanter (Adverb; lemma: incunctanter)
Meaning: unhesitatingly
incurabilis (Adjective; lemma: incurabilis)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) incurable ; irremediable Synonym: irremediābilis
incurabiliter (Adverb; lemma: incurabiliter)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) incurably ; irremediably Synonym: irremediābiliter
incuria (Noun; lemma: incuria)
Meaning: lack of care , carelessness , negligence , neglect
incurro (Verb; lemma: incurro)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to run into or towards
incursatio (Noun; lemma: incursatio)
Meaning: an attack
incursio (Noun; lemma: incursio)
Meaning: an onrush , an attack .
incurso (Noun; lemma: incursum)
Meaning: accusative singular of incursus
incursus (Noun; lemma: incursus)
Meaning: A running or dashing against; collision ; assault , attack , onslaught . Synonyms: impetus , invāsiō , assultus , aggressiō , impressiō , appetītus , concursus , occursĭo , oppugnātiō , petītiō , incursiō , vīs , ictus , procella
incurvesco (Verb; lemma: incurvesco)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to begin to bend , bend down
incus (Adjective; lemma: incus)
Meaning: anvil
incusatio (Noun; lemma: incusatio)
Meaning: blaming , denunciation , accusation
incutio (Noun; lemma: incutio)
Meaning: to strike on, against, into 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 1.69-70 : “ Incute vim ventīs submersāsque obrue puppēs, aut age dīversōs et disice corpora pontō.” “ Strike force against [them] with [your] winds, sink and overwhelm [the Trojan] ship-decks, and otherwise drive [their fleet] in divergent [directions] and dislocate [the sailors’] bodies in the deepest sea.” (Juno wants Aeolus (son of Hippotes) , King of the Winds, to destroy the Trojan fleet now sailing to Italy. Note: The phrases “ submersasque obrue ” and “ diversos et disice ” both exemplify prolepsis , a reversal of the normal order of events.)
indagatio (Noun; lemma: indagatio)
Meaning: tracking
indagator (Noun; lemma: indagator)
Meaning: investigator , researcher Synonym: investīgātor
indagatrix (Noun; lemma: indagatrix)
Meaning: female equivalent of indāgātor ( “ investigator, researcher ” )
indago (Noun; lemma: indago)
Meaning: to track , trace , hunt by tracking
inde (Adverb; lemma: inde)
Meaning: thence , from there ( in space ) 61 CE – c. 112 CE , Pliny the Younger , Epistulae 5 : Inde etiam rosas effert, umbrarum que frigus non ingrato sole distinguit. Finito vario illo multiplicique curvamine recto limiti redditur nec huic uni, nam viae plures intercedentibus buxis dividuntur. [1] [2] Farther on , there are roses too along the path, and the cool shade is pleasantly alternated with sunshine. Having passed through these manifold winding alleys, the path resumes a straight course, and at the same time divides into several tracks, separated by box hedges. [3]
indebite (Adverb; lemma: indebite)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) unduly
indebito (Adjective; lemma: indebitus)
Meaning: ( poetic , post-Classical ) not owed , not due
indebitum (Adjective; lemma: indebitus)
Meaning: ( poetic , post-Classical ) not owed , not due
indebitus (Noun; lemma: indebitus)
Meaning: ( poetic , post-Classical ) not owed , not due
indecens (Adjective; lemma: indecens)
Meaning: unseemly , unbecoming 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Proverbs.26.1: Quōmodo nix in aestāte, et pluviae in messe, sīc indecēns est stultō glōria. As snow in summer, and rain in harvest, so glory is not seemly for a fool. (Douay-Rheims trans., Challoner rev.: 1752 CE)
indeclinabilis (Adjective; lemma: indeclinabilis)
Meaning: inflexible , unchangeable
indecor (Adjective; lemma: indecor)
Meaning: Alternative form of indecōrus
indecoris (Noun; lemma: indecor)
Meaning: Alternative form of indecōrus
indecoro (Adjective; lemma: indecoro)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to disgrace , disfigure Synonym: dēdecorō
indecorus (Adjective; lemma: indecorus)
Meaning: unbecoming , unseemly , indecorous
indefensus (Noun; lemma: indefensus)
Meaning: unprotected , undefended
indeficiens (Adjective; lemma: indeficiens)
Meaning: unfailing
indefinitus (Adjective; lemma: indefinitus)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) indefinite
indeflexus (Adjective; lemma: indeflexus)
Meaning: unbent , unchanged
indelebilis (Adjective; lemma: indelebilis)
Meaning: indelible , imperishable
indemnatus (Adjective; lemma: indemnatus)
Meaning: uncondemned , unsentenced
indemnis (Adjective; lemma: indemnis)
Meaning: unhurt , uninjured
indemnitas (Noun; lemma: indemnitas)
Meaning: security from damage or loss , indemnity
independenter (Adverb; lemma: independenter)
Meaning: independently
indeprensus (Noun; lemma: indeprensus)
Meaning: undiscovered , unobserved
indesertus (Adjective; lemma: indesertus)
Meaning: not deserted , unforsaken
indesinenter (Adverb; lemma: indesinenter)
Meaning: incessantly , ceaselessly
index (Noun; lemma: index)
Meaning: A pointer , indicator .
India (Proper Noun; lemma: India)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) ( chiefly historical , proscribed in modern use ) India (a region of South Asia , traditionally delimited by the Himalayas and the Indus river; the Indian subcontinent )
indianus (Noun; lemma: indianus)
Meaning: ( relational ) Indian
Indibilis (Adjective; lemma: Indibilis)
Meaning: A chieftain of the Ilergetes along with Mandonius
indicabilis (Adjective; lemma: indicabilis)
Meaning: That indicates , indicative .
indicatio (Noun; lemma: indicatio)
Meaning: The act of indicating , setting or rating the valuation of something; a valuation .
indicator (Noun; lemma: indicator)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) Someone who points out .
indicatura (Noun; lemma: indicatura)
Meaning: The act of indicating , setting or rating the valuation of something; a valuation .
indicina (Noun; lemma: indicina)
Meaning: A notice , information , summons .
indicium (Noun; lemma: indicium)
Meaning: information , evidence , discovery , notice Synonyms: nūntius , fāma , notitia
indico (Verb; lemma: indico)
Meaning: to indicate , point out ; show , manifest , discover Synonyms: praebeō , ostendō , ostentō , expōnō , prōdō , prōpōnō , prōferō , prōtrahō , acclārō , profiteor , vulgō , gerō , praestō , coarguō , fateor 405 CE , Jerome , Vulgate Proverbs.12.16: Fatuus statim indicat īram suam: quī autem dissimulat iniūriam callidus est. A fool immediately sheweth [shows] his anger: but he that dissembleth injuries is wise. (Douay-Rheims trans., Challoner rev.: 1752 CE)
indictio (Noun; lemma: indictio)
Meaning: declaration
indictionalis (Adjective; lemma: indictionalis)
Meaning: Of or pertaining to an impost or tax .
indictus (Verb; lemma: indictus)
Meaning: declared , proclaimed , published , announced , having been declared
indiculum (Adjective; lemma: indiculus)
Meaning: Alternative form of indiculum (" short index , list or catalogue ").
indiculus (Noun; lemma: indiculus)
Meaning: Alternative form of indiculum (" short index , list or catalogue ").
indicus (Adjective; lemma: indicus)
Meaning: Indian , Indic
indidem (Adjective; lemma: indidem)
Meaning: from the same place , thing or matter
indifferenter (Adverb; lemma: indifferenter)
Meaning: indifferently
indifferentia (Noun; lemma: indifferentia)
Meaning: similarity , equivalence (lack of difference)
indigena (Adjective; lemma: indigenus)
Meaning: native , indigenous
indigentia (Noun; lemma: indigentia)
Meaning: need , want , lack , indigence Synonyms: egestās , pēnūria , paupertās , dēsīderium , necessitās , inopia , ūsus , opus
indigenus (Adjective; lemma: indigenus)
Meaning: native , indigenous
indigeo (Verb; lemma: indigeo)
Meaning: to need , want , require , lack Synonyms: dēsum , egeō , deficiō , dēlinquō , careō , cessō , perdō Antonyms: abundō , affluō
indigeries (Verb; lemma: indigeries)
Meaning: indigestion
indigestus (Adjective; lemma: indigestus)
Meaning: unorganized , disorderly
indignabundus (Adjective; lemma: indignabundus)
Meaning: indignant , enraged , furious
indignatio (Noun; lemma: indignatio)
Meaning: displeasure , indignation , disdain Synonyms: īra , furia
indignitas (Noun; lemma: indignitas)
Meaning: unworthiness
indignor (Adjective; lemma: indignor)
Meaning: to scorn or resent
indignus (Adjective; lemma: indignus)
Meaning: unworthy of, undeserving of (with ablative ) Caesar , de Bello Gallico VII, 17: Populi Romani maiestate et superioribus victoriis indigna Undeserving of the majesty and former victories of the Roman people
indigus (Adjective; lemma: indigus)
Meaning: needing ( + genitive or (rarely) ablative )
indiligenter (Adverb; lemma: indiligenter)
Meaning: carelessly , heedlessly , negligently
indiligentia (Noun; lemma: indiligentia)
Meaning: carelessness , heedlessness , negligence
indisciplinatus (Verb; lemma: indisciplinatus)
Meaning: undisciplined
indisciplinosus (Adjective; lemma: indisciplinosus)
Meaning: undisciplined
indiscretio (Noun; lemma: indiscretio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) lack of discernment ; indiscretion c. 347 CE – 420 CE , Jerome , Interpretatio libri Didymi de Spiritu Sancto 36
indiscretus (Adjective; lemma: indiscretus)
Meaning: unseparated , undivided , closely connected
indiscriminatim (Adverb; lemma: indiscriminatim)
Meaning: indiscriminately (without distinction)
indiscussibilis (Adjective; lemma: indiscussibilis)
Meaning: That is not to be discussed
indisertus (Adjective; lemma: indisertus)
Meaning: not eloquent
indisiunctim (Adverb; lemma: indisiunctim)
Meaning: immediately (not separated in time)
indisjunctim (Adverb; lemma: indisjunctim)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of indisiunctim
indissolubilis (Adjective; lemma: indissolubilis)
Meaning: indissoluble , not able to be dissolved
inditio (Noun; lemma: inditio)
Meaning: introduction
inditor (Noun; lemma: inditor)
Meaning: introducer
indium (Noun; lemma: indium)
Meaning: indium
individuum (Adjective; lemma: individuus)
Meaning: not divided , indivisible
individuus (Adjective; lemma: individuus)
Meaning: not divided , indivisible
indo (Adjective; lemma: indus)
Meaning: Indian ; of or belonging to India .
indocilis (Adjective; lemma: indocilis)
Meaning: unteachable Antonym: docilis
indoctus (Adjective; lemma: indoctus)
Meaning: untaught
indoeuropaeus (Noun; lemma: indoeuropaeus)
Meaning: Indo-European
indoiranicus (Adjective; lemma: indoiranicus)
Meaning: Indo-Iranian
indolentia (Noun; lemma: indolentia)
Meaning: freedom from pain , insensibility
indoles (Noun; lemma: indoles)
Meaning: innate or inborn quality ; nature Synonyms: ingenium , mēns , natura , habitus , character
indolesco (Noun; lemma: indolesco)
Meaning: to ache
indomitus (Noun; lemma: indomitus)
Meaning: untamed , unsubdued , ungoverned , unrestrained
Indonesia (Proper Noun; lemma: Indonesia)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) Indonesia (a country and archipelago in maritime Southeast Asia )
indonesicus (Adjective; lemma: indonesicus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) Indonesian
indopacificus (Adjective; lemma: indopacificus)
Meaning: Indo-Pacific
indostanus (Adjective; lemma: indostanus)
Meaning: Hindustani , Indian
indotatus (Verb; lemma: indotatus)
Meaning: unportioned , portionless
indu (Verb; lemma: indus)
Meaning: Indian ; of or belonging to India .
indu- (Verb; lemma: indus)
Meaning: Indian ; of or belonging to India .
indubito (Adverb; lemma: indubito)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to throw doubt upon, express distrust of ( + dative )
indubius (Noun; lemma: indubius)
Meaning: certain , not in doubt Synonyms: prōmptus , certus , fixus Antonyms: incertus , dubius , suspensus , vagus , anceps
inductibilis (Noun; lemma: inductibilis)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) that may be drawn or smeared over a thing
inductilis (Noun; lemma: inductilis)
Meaning: suitable for covering
inductio (Noun; lemma: inductio)
Meaning: introduction , admission
inductor (Noun; lemma: inductor)
Meaning: one who stirs up or rouses one, a chastiser , scourger
inductorium (Noun; lemma: inductorius)
Meaning: misleading
inductorius (Noun; lemma: inductorius)
Meaning: misleading
inductrix (Noun; lemma: inductrix)
Meaning: a woman who misleads or deceives
inductura (Noun; lemma: inductura)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) a covering , coating
indulgentia (Noun; lemma: indulgentia)
Meaning: leniency , concession , pardon Synonyms: amnēstia , oblīviō , remissiō , venia
indulgeo (Verb; lemma: indulgeo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to be kind or courteous (to); to be inclined (to); give free rein (to)
indumentum (Noun; lemma: indumentum)
Meaning: garment , robe
induperator (Noun; lemma: induperator)
Meaning: chief , commander 239 BCE – 169 BCE , Ennius , Annales : Omnibus cura viris, uter esset induperator . Which of the two was going to be the ruler was of concern to all the men.
induratio (Noun; lemma: induratio)
Meaning: hardening
induresco (Verb; lemma: induresco)
Meaning: to harden , set , become hard
induro (Adjective; lemma: induro)
Meaning: ( poetic ) to make or become hard ; harden
Indus (Proper Noun; lemma: indus)
Meaning: Indian ; of or belonging to India .
indus (Noun; lemma: indus)
Meaning: Indian ; of or belonging to India .
indusiarius (Adjective; lemma: indusiarius)
Meaning: A maker of women's undergarments
indusium (Noun; lemma: indusium)
Meaning: a woman's undergarment
industria (Noun; lemma: industria)
Meaning: diligence , assiduousness
Industria (Noun; lemma: industria)
Meaning: diligence , assiduousness
indutiae (Noun; lemma: indutiae)
Meaning: truce , armistice Synonym: armistitium
Indutiomarus (Proper Noun; lemma: Indutiomarus)
Meaning: one of the leading chiefs of the Treviri
inebriatio (Noun; lemma: inebriatio)
Meaning: inebriation
ineffabilis (Adjective; lemma: ineffabilis)
Meaning: unutterable , unpronounceable
inefficax (Adjective; lemma: inefficax)
Meaning: ineffectual , inefficient
ineffugibilis (Adjective; lemma: ineffugibilis)
Meaning: unavoidable , inevitable
ineleganter (Adverb; lemma: ineleganter)
Meaning: inelegantly
ineloquax (Adjective; lemma: ineloquax)
Meaning: unutterable , not utterable
ineloquibilis (Adjective; lemma: ineloquibilis)
Meaning: unutterable , ineffable
ineluctabilis (Adjective; lemma: ineluctabilis)
Meaning: Insurmountable .
inemeribilis (Adjective; lemma: inemeribilis)
Meaning: unmerited
inemigrabilis (Adjective; lemma: inemigrabilis)
Meaning: unremovable
inemptus (Noun; lemma: inemptus)
Meaning: unbought , unpurchased
inenarrabilis (Adjective; lemma: inenarrabilis)
Meaning: indescribable
inenarrabiliter (Adverb; lemma: inenarrabiliter)
Meaning: indescribably ; ineffably
inenodabilis (Adjective; lemma: inenodabilis)
Meaning: not capable of being unknotted or unraveled
ineo (Verb; lemma: ineo)
Meaning: to enter , go into Synonyms: introeo , subeō , intro , succēdō , accēdō , ingredior , invado , immigrō Antonyms: exeō , ēvādō , ēgredior , abeō , ēiciō
ineptia (Noun; lemma: ineptia)
Meaning: silliness , folly , absurdity
ineptio (Noun; lemma: ineptio)
Meaning: to be silly , play the fool , trifle
ineptitudo (Noun; lemma: ineptitudo)
Meaning: stupidity , absurdity Synonyms: īnsapientia , imprūdentia , stupiditās , sōcordia , ignōrantia , stultitia , inertia Antonyms: sapientia , prūdentia
ineptus (Adjective; lemma: ineptus)
Meaning: unsuitable Synonyms: incommodus , inūtilis , grātuītus , irritus Antonyms: opportūnus , commodus , habilis , aptus , idōneus , conveniēns , ūtilis , salūber , ūtēnsilis
inequitabilis (Adjective; lemma: inequitabilis)
Meaning: unfit for riding over, impassable on horseback
inermis (Adjective; lemma: inermis)
Meaning: unarmed , defenceless Synonyms: infestus , intutus , nudus Antonyms: munitus , defensus , tutus , firmatus
inermus (Adjective; lemma: inermus)
Meaning: Alternative form of inermis
inerrans (Verb; lemma: inerro)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to wander , move about aimlessly
inerro (Adverb; lemma: inerro)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to wander , move about aimlessly
iners (Noun; lemma: iners)
Meaning: without skill , unskilled , unskillful , incompetent , crude Synonyms: ineptus , rudis , indocilis , incapāx Antonyms: vafer , callidus
inerter (Adverb; lemma: inerter)
Meaning: inactively , unskillfully
inertia (Noun; lemma: inertia)
Meaning: want of art or skill , unskillfulness , ignorance Antonyms: calliditās , sapientia
ineruditio (Noun; lemma: ineruditio)
Meaning: ignorance (lack of learning)
ineruditus (Adjective; lemma: ineruditus)
Meaning: uninformed , uneducated
inesco (Verb; lemma: inesco)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to allure with bait
inevitabilis (Adjective; lemma: inevitabilis)
Meaning: unavoidable
inexcogitabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexcogitabilis)
Meaning: inconceivable , incomprehensible
inexcusabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexcusabilis)
Meaning: inexcusable
inexcusatus (Verb; lemma: inexcusatus)
Meaning: unexcused
inexhaustus (Verb; lemma: inexhaustus)
Meaning: unexhausted
inexorabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexorabilis)
Meaning: relentless , inexorable Synonyms: obstinātus , tenāx , fortis
inexpeditus (Adjective; lemma: inexpeditus)
Meaning: Not free or unimpeded , impeded .
inexpertus (Verb; lemma: inexpertus)
Meaning: untried
inexpiabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexpiabilis)
Meaning: implacable
inexplebilis (Adjective; lemma: inexplebilis)
Meaning: insatiable
inexplicabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexplicabilis)
Meaning: inexplicable
inexpugnabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexpugnabilis)
Meaning: impregnable , inexpugnable
inexsuperabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexsuperabilis)
Meaning: That which cannot be passed
inexterminabilis (Adjective; lemma: inexterminabilis)
Meaning: immortal (that cannot be exterminated)
inextinguibilis (Adjective; lemma: inextinguibilis)
Meaning: unquenchable , inextinguishable
inextricabilis (Adjective; lemma: inextricabilis)
Meaning: inextricable ( impossible to disentangle )
infacetia (Noun; lemma: infacetia)
Meaning: crudity
infacetus (Adjective; lemma: infacetus)
Meaning: coarse , blunt , rude , unmannerly
infacundus (Adjective; lemma: infacundus)
Meaning: ineloquent
infallibiliter (Adverb; lemma: infallibiliter)
Meaning: infallibly
infamia (Noun; lemma: infamia)
Meaning: bad reputation or repute , ill fame , dishonor , disgrace , infamy , reproach
infamis (Noun; lemma: infamis)
Meaning: disreputable , notorious , infamous
infamo (Adjective; lemma: infamo)
Meaning: to defame , dishonor , disgrace ; to bring to ill repute
infamosus (Adjective; lemma: infamosus)
Meaning: notorious , infamous
infandus (Noun; lemma: infandus)
Meaning: unspeakable , unutterable , unnatural , shocking , abominable Synonyms: terribilis , horribilis 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 2.3 : Infandum , regina, jubes renovare dolorem, Trojanas ut opes et lamentabile regnum eruerint Danai... You order me, Queen, to renew unspeakable pain, how the Danaans cast out the Trojan possessions and lamentable rule...
infans (Noun; lemma: infans)
Meaning: speechless , inarticulate
infantia (Noun; lemma: infantia)
Meaning: inability to speak , muteness , speechlessness ; want of eloquence , ineloquence
infanticidium (Noun; lemma: infanticidis)
Meaning: dative / ablative plural of īnfanticīda
infantula (Noun; lemma: infantulus)
Meaning: baby boy
infantulus (Noun; lemma: infantulus)
Meaning: baby boy
infarcio (Verb; lemma: infarcio)
Meaning: Alternative form of īnferciō
infarctus (Adjective; lemma: infarctus)
Meaning: infarction
infaustus (Adjective; lemma: infaustus)
Meaning: unfavorable , unfortunate , unpropitious , luckless , ill-fated , inauspicious , unlucky
infectio (Noun; lemma: infectio)
Meaning: infection
infectiosus (Adjective; lemma: infectiosus)
Meaning: infectious
infector (Noun; lemma: infector)
Meaning: dyer ( one who dyes )
infecunditas (Noun; lemma: infecunditas)
Meaning: unfruitfulness , unproductiveness
infecundus (Adjective; lemma: infecundus)
Meaning: unfruitful , infertile
infelicitas (Noun; lemma: infelicitas)
Meaning: bad luck , misfortune
infeliciter (Adverb; lemma: infeliciter)
Meaning: unhappily
infelix (Adjective; lemma: infelix)
Meaning: unhappy , unfortunate Synonyms: trīstis , maestus , aeger , miser Antonyms: laetus , alacer , vīvus , fēlīx
infenso (Verb; lemma: infenso)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to ravage , destroy
infensus (Adjective; lemma: infensus)
Meaning: hostile , inimical Synonyms: hostīlis , inimīcus , inīquus , īnfestus , adversus , dīversus , āversus , oblīquus Antonyms: affābilis , amīcābilis , facilis , benevolēns
inferiae (Adjective; lemma: inferius)
Meaning: ( rare ) sacrificial
inferibilis (Adjective; lemma: inferibilis)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) inferible , deducible
inferius (Adverb; lemma: inferus)
Meaning: low
inferna (Adjective; lemma: infernus)
Meaning: of the lower regions
infernalis (Adjective; lemma: infernalis)
Meaning: of the underworld
inferne (Verb; lemma: inferno)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of īnfernus
inferni (Adjective; lemma: infernus)
Meaning: of the lower regions
infernum (Adjective; lemma: infernus)
Meaning: of the lower regions
infernus (Adjective; lemma: infernus)
Meaning: of the lower regions
infero (Verb; lemma: infero)
Meaning: to carry , bring , put , place , or throw in, into, to, or upon somewhere or something; insert Synonyms: īnserō , īnsertō , intrōferō , immittō , intrōdūcō , invehō , implicō Antonyms: excipiō , ēiciō , extrahō
infertilis (Adjective; lemma: infertilis)
Meaning: infertile , sterile , unfruitful
infertilitas (Noun; lemma: infertilitas)
Meaning: infertility , sterility
inferus (Noun; lemma: inferus)
Meaning: low
inferveo (Verb; lemma: inferveo)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to boil , seethe
infesto (Adjective; lemma: infesto)
Meaning: to vex ( a person ) repeatedly, trouble , harass , molest ( also used of adverse physical effects, circumstances, Fortune ) Synonyms: turbō , perturbō , disturbō , percieō , concieō , cieō , fatīgō , sollicitō , agitō , stimulō , agō , peragō , angō , moveō , concitō , concitō , versō , ūrō , ēvertō
infestus (Adjective; lemma: infestus)
Meaning: Cognate with manifestus ( “ caught in the act ” ) by assuming a precedent sense “ caught by hand ” , and derived from a tentative -festus ( “ grabbing, attacking ” ) , possibly from Proto-Indo-European *dʰers- ( “ to be bold ” ) .
infidelis (Adjective; lemma: infidelis)
Meaning: unfaithful
infidelitas (Noun; lemma: infidelitas)
Meaning: unfaithfulness , faithlessness , infidelity
infideliter (Adverb; lemma: infideliter)
Meaning: unfaithfully
infidus (Noun; lemma: infidus)
Meaning: untrustworthy , incredible
infigo (Verb; lemma: infigo)
Meaning: to fasten , fix , implant
infindo (Verb; lemma: infindo)
Meaning: ( transitive ) to cut into, split
infinitas (Noun; lemma: infinitas)
Meaning: boundlessness , endlessness , infinity Synonym: īnfīnītiō
infinitesimalis (Adjective; lemma: infinitesimalis)
Meaning: infinitesimal
infinitio (Noun; lemma: infinitio)
Meaning: boundlessness , infinity Synonym: īnfīnitās
infinitum (Adjective; lemma: infinitus)
Meaning: boundless , unlimited , endless
infinitus (Adjective; lemma: infinitus)
Meaning: boundless , unlimited , endless
infirmaria (Adjective; lemma: infirmarius)
Meaning: somebody who tends for the sick in a hospital , a nurse
infirmarius (Proper Noun; lemma: infirmarius)
Meaning: somebody who tends for the sick in a hospital , a nurse
infirmatio (Noun; lemma: infirmatio)
Meaning: weakening , invalidating
infirmis (Adjective; lemma: infirmus)
Meaning: weak , feeble Synonyms: dēbilis , impotēns , invalidus , aeger , fessus , mollis , tenuis , frāctus , languidus , valētūdinārius Antonyms: constans , dūrus , firmus , fortis , potēns , valens , validus
infirmitas (Noun; lemma: infirmitas)
Meaning: weakness , feebleness , infirmity Synonyms: dēbilitās , impotentia , valētūdō Antonyms: dūritia , fortitūdō , potentia , potestās , salūbritās , salūs , salūtāre
infirmiter (Adverb; lemma: infirmiter)
Meaning: weakly , feebly
infirmo (Adjective; lemma: infirmus)
Meaning: weak , feeble Synonyms: dēbilis , impotēns , invalidus , aeger , fessus , mollis , tenuis , frāctus , languidus , valētūdinārius Antonyms: constans , dūrus , firmus , fortis , potēns , valens , validus
infirmus (Adjective; lemma: infirmus)
Meaning: weak , feeble Synonyms: dēbilis , impotēns , invalidus , aeger , fessus , mollis , tenuis , frāctus , languidus , valētūdinārius Antonyms: constans , dūrus , firmus , fortis , potēns , valens , validus
infitialis (Adjective; lemma: infitialis)
Meaning: negative , consisting of denial
infitiatio (Noun; lemma: infitiatio)
Meaning: denial , disowning
inflammabilis (Adjective; lemma: inflammabilis)
Meaning: inflammable (able to catch fire)
inflammatio (Noun; lemma: inflammatio)
Meaning: conflagration
inflammo (Verb; lemma: inflammo)
Meaning: to ignite , inflame Synonyms: ūrō , flammō , cōnflagrō , flagrō , incendō , accendō , ārdeō , cremō , adoleō
inflate (Verb; lemma: inflo)
Meaning: to inflate ; to blow into
inflatio (Noun; lemma: inflatio)
Meaning: inflation
inflectio (Noun; lemma: inflectio)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) Alternative form of inflexiō
infletus (Adjective; lemma: infletus)
Meaning: unlamented
inflexilis (Adjective; lemma: inflexilis)
Meaning: inflexible
inflexio (Noun; lemma: inflexio)
Meaning: bending , curving
inflexuosus (Adjective; lemma: inflexuosus)
Meaning: inflexible , unbending
inflictio (Noun; lemma: inflictio)
Meaning: infliction
infligo (Verb; lemma: infligo)
Meaning: to knock or strike against
inflo (Adjective; lemma: inflo)
Meaning: to inflate ; to blow into
influentia (Noun; lemma: influentia)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) influence
influo (Adjective; lemma: influo)
Meaning: ( of fluids ) to flow or run into Synonyms: fluitō , fluō , affluō , cōnfluō , praefluō , dēfluō , mānō
influxus (Noun; lemma: influxus)
Meaning: influx (a flowing in)
informatio (Noun; lemma: informatio)
Meaning: sketch , idea , conception
informis (Adjective; lemma: informis)
Meaning: formless , shapeless
infortunatus (Verb; lemma: infortunatus)
Meaning: unfortunate
infra (Preposition; lemma: infra)
Meaning: below
infractio (Noun; lemma: infractio)
Meaning: breaking to pieces
infraorbitalis (Adjective; lemma: infraorbitalis)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) infraorbital
infrenis (Adjective; lemma: infrenus)
Meaning: Alternative form of īnfrēnis
infreno (Adjective; lemma: infrenus)
Meaning: Alternative form of īnfrēnis
infrenus (Noun; lemma: infrenus)
Meaning: Alternative form of īnfrēnis
infrequens (Adjective; lemma: infrequens)
Meaning: infrequent , seldom , rare
infrequenter (Adverb; lemma: infrequenter)
Meaning: infrequently
infrequentia (Noun; lemma: infrequentia)
Meaning: a small number, scantness of company
infrigidatio (Noun; lemma: infrigidatio)
Meaning: cooling , chilling
infrons (Noun; lemma: infrons)
Meaning: without foliage , leafless
infructuosus (Adjective; lemma: infructuosus)
Meaning: unfruitful , unproductive
infumatus (Verb; lemma: infumo)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of īnfumus
infundibulum (Noun; lemma: infundibulum)
Meaning: funnel (for pouring liquids)
infundo (Verb; lemma: infundo)
Meaning: to pour in, upon or into
infusio (Noun; lemma: infusio)
Meaning: infusion (process and product)
Ingaevones (Noun; lemma: Ingaevones)
Meaning: A tribe of Germany mentioned by Pliny .
Ingauni (Proper Noun; lemma: Ingauni)
Meaning: A Ligurian tribe of Italy , who dwelt at the foot of the Maritime Alps
ingemesco (Verb; lemma: ingemesco)
Meaning: Alternative form of ingemīscō
ingemisco (Verb; lemma: ingemisco)
Meaning: to (begin to) groan or moan at or over Synonyms: ingemō , gemō
ingemo (Verb; lemma: ingemo)
Meaning: to groan , moan or sigh (at or over) Synonyms: ingemīscō , gemō
ingeniarius (Adjective; lemma: ingeniarius)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) an engineer
ingeniator (Noun; lemma: ingeniator)
Meaning: engineer
ingeniatus (Verb; lemma: ingeniatus)
Meaning: naturally constituted , disposed or inclined
ingeniose (Adverb; lemma: ingeniosus)
Meaning: superior in intellect , gifted with genius ; intellectual , clever , ingenious
ingenium (Noun; lemma: ingenium)
Meaning: innate or natural quality , natural character ; nature Synonyms: indolēs , mēns , habitus , nātūra , character
ingens (Adjective; lemma: ingens)
Meaning: huge , vast , enormous Synonyms: impēnsus , immēnsus , vāstus , immānis
ingenuitas (Noun; lemma: ingenuitas)
Meaning: ( originally ) The condition of being free - born or noble
ingenuus (Adjective; lemma: ingenuus)
Meaning: natural , indigenous
ingero (Verb; lemma: ingero)
Meaning: to carry , pour or throw in or into
inglorius (Noun; lemma: inglorius)
Meaning: inglorious
ingluttio (Noun; lemma: ingluttio)
Meaning: to swallow , gulp
ingluvies (Noun; lemma: ingluvies)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) the crop of birds
ingratia (Noun; lemma: ingratia)
Meaning: ingratitude , thanklessness
ingratificus (Adjective; lemma: ingratificus)
Meaning: unthankful , ungrateful
ingratis (Adjective; lemma: ingratus)
Meaning: unpleasant , disagreeable Antonyms: peramoenus , iūcundus , commodus
ingratitudo (Noun; lemma: ingratitudo)
Meaning: ingratitude
ingratus (Adjective; lemma: ingratus)
Meaning: unpleasant , disagreeable Antonyms: peramoenus , iūcundus , commodus
ingravesco (Verb; lemma: ingravesco)
Meaning: to become heavy (or heavier )
ingredior (Verb; lemma: ingredior)
Meaning: to go into or onto, enter Synonyms: introeo , ineo , intro , subeō , succēdō , accedo , invado , immigrō Antonyms: exeō , ēvādō , ēgredior , abeō , ēiciō
ingressio (Noun; lemma: ingressio)
Meaning: entering
ingressus (Verb; lemma: ingredior)
Meaning: to go into or onto, enter Synonyms: introeo , ineo , intro , subeō , succēdō , accedo , invado , immigrō Antonyms: exeō , ēvādō , ēgredior , abeō , ēiciō
inguen (Adjective; lemma: inguen)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) groin 70 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Georgicon 3.280–283: Hīc dēmum, hippomanes vērō quod nōmine dīcunt pāstōrēs, lentum dēstīllat ab inguine vīrus, hippomanes, quod saepe malae lēgēre novercae miscueruntque herbās et nōn innoxia verba. Here, finally, slowly trickles from the groin the poison that the shepherds call hippomanes , which evil stepmothers have often gathered and mixed with herbs and not harmless words.
inguinalis (Adjective; lemma: inguinalis)
Meaning: inguinal (of or pertaining to the groin )
ingustabilis (Adjective; lemma: ingustabilis)
Meaning: untasteable
ingustatus (Verb; lemma: ingustatus)
Meaning: untasted , not tasted yet
inhabilis (Adjective; lemma: inhabilis)
Meaning: unmanageable , unwieldy
inhabilitas (Noun; lemma: inhabilitas)
Meaning: unmanageability , unwieldiness
inhabitabilis (Adjective; lemma: inhabitabilis)
Meaning: uninhabitable
inhabitatio (Noun; lemma: inhabitatio)
Meaning: dwelling , habitation
inhabitator (Noun; lemma: inhabitator)
Meaning: dweller , inhabitant
inhaereo (Verb; lemma: inhaereo)
Meaning: to stick or inhere in; stick, cleave , hang or adhere to; hold on to Synonym: haereo
inhaeresco (Verb; lemma: inhaeresco)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) to (begin to) stick fast, cleave , adhere
inhibeo (Verb; lemma: inhibeo)
Meaning: to lay hold of, keep back, restrain , curb , check , stop
inhibitio (Noun; lemma: inhibitio)
Meaning: restraint
inhonestus (Adjective; lemma: inhonestus)
Meaning: dishonorable , disgraceful , shameful
inhonoratio (Noun; lemma: inhonoratio)
Meaning: dishonouring
inhonoro (Adjective; lemma: inhonorus)
Meaning: dishonoured , not honoured
inhonorus (Verb; lemma: inhonorus)
Meaning: dishonoured , not honoured
inhorresco (Verb; lemma: inhorresco)
Meaning: to begin to bristle (up); one's hair starts to stand on end
inhortor (Verb; lemma: inhortor)
Meaning: to incite , instigate
inhospitalis (Adjective; lemma: inhospitalis)
Meaning: inhospitable Synonym: inhospitus
inhospitalitas (Noun; lemma: inhospitalitas)
Meaning: inhospitality
inhospitus (Noun; lemma: inhospitus)
Meaning: inhospitable Synonym: inhospitālis
inhumanitas (Noun; lemma: inhumanitas)
Meaning: inhumanity
inhumaniter (Adverb; lemma: inhumaniter)
Meaning: inhumanely
inhumanus (Adjective; lemma: inhumanus)
Meaning: inhuman
inibi (Adverb; lemma: inibi)
Meaning: therein , there (in that place)
iniectio (Noun; lemma: iniectio)
Meaning: injection
inimicitia (Noun; lemma: inimicitia)
Meaning: ( usually in the plural ) Enmity , hostility , ill will . Synonyms: simultās , hostīlitās Antonym: amīcitia
inimico (Noun; lemma: inimicus)
Meaning: enemy , foe ( someone who is hostile to, feels hatred towards, opposes the interests of, or intends injury to someone else ) Synonym: hostis
inimicus (Noun; lemma: inimicus)
Meaning: enemy , foe ( someone who is hostile to, feels hatred towards, opposes the interests of, or intends injury to someone else ) Synonym: hostis
inintelligibilis (Adjective; lemma: inintelligibilis)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) unintelligible , incomprehensible
ininterpretabilis (Adjective; lemma: ininterpretabilis)
Meaning: inexplicable
ininvestigabilis (Adjective; lemma: ininvestigabilis)
Meaning: unsearchable
inique (Adverb; lemma: inique)
Meaning: unwillingly , reluctantly
iniquitas (Noun; lemma: iniquitas)
Meaning: unfairness , inequality , unevenness
iniquus (Adjective; lemma: iniquus)
Meaning: unjust , unfair c. 52 BCE , Julius Caesar , Commentarii de Bello Gallico 1.44 : Si iterum experiri velint, se iterum paratum esse decertare; si pace uti velint, iniquum esse de stipendio recusare, quod sua voluntate ad id tempus pependerint. If they chose to make a second trial, he was ready to encounter them again; but if they chose to enjoy peace, it was unfair to refuse the tribute, which of their own free-will they had paid up to that time.
initialis (Adjective; lemma: initialis)
Meaning: initial , first , incipient
initiatio (Noun; lemma: initiatio)
Meaning: participation in secret rites
initio (Noun; lemma: initium)
Meaning: beginning , start Synonyms: prīncipium , exordium , limen , orīgō , rudīmentum , prīmōrdium Antonym: fīnis
initium (Noun; lemma: initium)
Meaning: beginning , start Synonyms: prīncipium , exordium , limen , orīgō , rudīmentum , prīmōrdium Antonym: fīnis
iniucunditas (Noun; lemma: iniucunditas)
Meaning: unpleasantness
iniucundus (Adjective; lemma: iniucundus)
Meaning: unpleasant , disagreeable
iniudicatus (Noun; lemma: iniudicatus)
Meaning: unsentenced (not formally tried by a judge)
iniunctio (Noun; lemma: iniunctio)
Meaning: command , injunction
iniuratus (Verb; lemma: iniuro)
Meaning: dative / ablative masculine / neuter singular of iniūrus
iniuria (Noun; lemma: iniuria)
Meaning: injury , wronging , offense , insult , wrong Synonyms: dēlictum , peccātum , scelus , vitium , noxa , crīmen , culpa , facinus , malum , dēlinquentia , error , maleficium Antonyms: bonum , rēctum , virtūs
iniuriator (Noun; lemma: iniuriator)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) One who commits injury .
iniurior (Noun; lemma: iniurus)
Meaning: unjust , injurious
iniurius (Noun; lemma: iniurius)
Meaning: injurious , wrongful , unjust Synonym: prāvus Antonym: rēctus
iniurus (Noun; lemma: iniurus)
Meaning: unjust , injurious
iniussu (Noun; lemma: iniussus)
Meaning: unbidden , voluntary
iniustitia (Noun; lemma: iniustitia)
Meaning: injustice , unfairness , inequity Synonym: iniūria Antonym: iūstitia
iniustus (Adjective; lemma: iniustus)
Meaning: unjust , wrongful
injectio (Noun; lemma: injectio)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniectiō
injicio (Verb; lemma: injicio)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniciō
injucunditas (Noun; lemma: injucunditas)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniūcunditās
injucundus (Adjective; lemma: injucundus)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniūcundus
injugatus (Verb; lemma: injugatus)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniugātus
injunctio (Noun; lemma: injunctio)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniunctio
injungo (Verb; lemma: injungo)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniungō
injuria (Noun; lemma: injuria)
Meaning: inflection of injūrius : nominative / vocative feminine singular nominative / accusative / vocative neuter plural
injurior (Noun; lemma: injurus)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniurus
injuriosus (Adjective; lemma: injuriosus)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniuriosus
injurus (Noun; lemma: injurus)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniurus
injustitia (Noun; lemma: injustitia)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniustitia
injustus (Adjective; lemma: injustus)
Meaning: Alternative form of iniustus
inlecebra (Noun; lemma: inlecebra)
Meaning: Alternative form of illecebra
inlecebrosus (Adjective; lemma: inlecebrosus)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of illecebrōsus
inlectamentum (Noun; lemma: inlectamentum)
Meaning: seduction , charm
inlepidus (Adjective; lemma: inlepidus)
Meaning: inelegant
inliberalis (Adjective; lemma: inliberalis)
Meaning: Alternative form of illīberālis
inlicitus (Verb; lemma: inlicio)
Meaning: Alternative form of illiciō
inlido (Adjective; lemma: inlido)
Meaning: Alternative form of illīdō
inligo (Verb; lemma: inligo)
Meaning: Alternative form of illigō
inlotus (Verb; lemma: inlotus)
Meaning: unwashed , unclean
inlucesco (Verb; lemma: inlucesco)
Meaning: Alternative form of illūcēscō
inludo (Verb; lemma: inludo)
Meaning: Alternative form of illūdō
inluminatio (Noun; lemma: inluminatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of illūminātiō
inlusio (Noun; lemma: inlusio)
Meaning: irony
inlusor (Noun; lemma: inlusor)
Meaning: Alternative form of illusor
inlustris (Noun; lemma: inlustris)
Meaning: Alternative form of illūstris
inlustro (Adjective; lemma: inlustro)
Meaning: Alternative form of illūstrō
inluvies (Verb; lemma: inluvies)
Meaning: Alternative form of illuviēs
inmanitas (Noun; lemma: inmanitas)
Meaning: Alternative form of immānitās
inmarcescibilis (Adjective; lemma: inmarcescibilis)
Meaning: Alternative form of immarcescibilis
inmemor (Adjective; lemma: inmemor)
Meaning: forgetful
inmemoratio (Noun; lemma: inmemoratio)
Meaning: Alternative form of immemorātiō
inmensus (Adjective; lemma: inmensus)
Meaning: Alternative form of immēnsus
inmineo (Adjective; lemma: inmineo)
Meaning: Alternative form of immineō
inmisceo (Verb; lemma: inmisceo)
Meaning: Alternative form of immisceō
inmissio (Noun; lemma: inmissio)
Meaning: Alternative form of immissiō
inmitto (Verb; lemma: inmitto)
Meaning: to send in, into or against
inmobilis (Adjective; lemma: inmobilis)
Meaning: Alternative form of immōbilis
inmobilitas (Noun; lemma: inmobilitas)
Meaning: Alternative form of immōbilitas
inmodicus (Adjective; lemma: inmodicus)
Meaning: immoderate
inmortalis (Adjective; lemma: inmortalis)
Meaning: Alternative form of immortālis
inmortalitas (Noun; lemma: inmortalitas)
Meaning: Alternative form of immortālitas
inmulgeo (Adjective; lemma: inmulgeo)
Meaning: Alternative form of immulgeō
inmunditia (Noun; lemma: immunditia)
Meaning: dirt , untidiness
inmundus (Adjective; lemma: immundus)
Meaning: unclean , impure , dirty , filthy , foul
inmunis (Adjective; lemma: inmunis)
Meaning: Alternative form of immūnis
inmunitas (Noun; lemma: inmunitas)
Meaning: accusative feminine plural of inmūnītus
inmunitus (Verb; lemma: immunitus)
Meaning: unfortified , undefended
inmurmuro (Verb; lemma: inmurmuro)
Meaning: ( intransitive ) Alternative form of immurmurō
inmutabilis (Adjective; lemma: inmutabilis)
Meaning: Alternative form of immūtābilis
inmutatio (Noun; lemma: inmutatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of immūtātiō
innabilis (Adjective; lemma: innabilis)
Meaning: unswimmable , that cannot be swum
innato (Verb; lemma: inno)
Meaning: to swim in , float upon
innavigabilis (Noun; lemma: innavigabilis)
Meaning: not navigable
innavigo (Verb; lemma: innavigo)
Meaning: to sail towards
innitor (Noun; lemma: innitor)
Meaning: to lean or rest upon
innocentia (Noun; lemma: innocentia)
Meaning: innocence
innocuus (Adjective; lemma: innocuus)
Meaning: harmless , innocuous
innodo (Noun; lemma: innodo)
Meaning: to bind , knot , tie in a knot
innominabilis (Adjective; lemma: innominabilis)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) unnameable Antonym: ( Late Latin ) nōminābilis
innotesco (Verb; lemma: innotesco)
Meaning: to become known or noted
innovatio (Noun; lemma: innovatio)
Meaning: renewal
innovo (Verb; lemma: innovo)
Meaning: to renew , restore
innubo (Adjective; lemma: innubus)
Meaning: unmarried (of a woman)
innubus (Adjective; lemma: innubus)
Meaning: unmarried (of a woman)
innumerabilis (Adjective; lemma: innumerabilis)
Meaning: innumerable , countless
innumerabilitas (Noun; lemma: innumerabilitas)
Meaning: countlessness , innumerability , infinitude
innumerabiliter (Adverb; lemma: innumerabiliter)
Meaning: innumerably
innumerus (Noun; lemma: innumerus)
Meaning: countless , innumerable , numberless 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 3.360: innumerī circā stantque silentque virī. And innumerable men stand round [the king], and they are silent.
innuptus (Adjective; lemma: innuptus)
Meaning: unmarried (said of women), single , without a husband
inoblector (Noun; lemma: inoblector)
Meaning: to take delight in
inobliteratus (Verb; lemma: inobliteratus)
Meaning: unobliterated , unforgotten
inoblitus (Verb; lemma: inoblitus)
Meaning: mindful , not forgetful 12 CE – 13 CE , Ovid , Epistulae ex Ponto 4.37 : Seu tamen effectus habitura est gratia, seu me / dura iubet gelido Parca sub axe mori, / semper inoblita repetam tua munera mente / et mea me tellus audiet esse tuum.
inoboedientia (Noun; lemma: inoboedientia)
Meaning: disobedience
inobservabilis (Adjective; lemma: inobservabilis)
Meaning: unobservable , undiscoverable
inobservantia (Noun; lemma: inobservantia)
Meaning: inattention , negligence
inoculatio (Noun; lemma: inoculatio)
Meaning: inoculation , ingrafting
inodiatus (Verb; lemma: inodio)
Meaning: ( nonstandard ) to irritate , bother , cause to hate 1st–3rd c. CE, Carthage, CIL VIII.13134 : ...marito inodiari potvi... Late 8th c. CE, Reichenau Glossary: tedet anoget 't[a]edet' [means] ' is bothersome'
inodorus (Noun; lemma: inodorus)
Meaning: Without smell , odorless , inodorous .
inofficialis (Adjective; lemma: inofficialis)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) unofficial