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Inbalo, & Infiblo, are.
act. 1. to clasp, buckle,
join together
Iuficette, vid. Infacetiæ
Inficetissime, adv. most
rudely, Plin.
Inficialis, e. adj. pertaining
to denying
Infictas, acc. plur. f. 1. a
denia!
[denial
Inficiatio, onis. f. 3.
lafciator, ōris. m. 3. a
denier, one that pleadeth
not guilty to an indict.
ment
Inficto [in, facio], ere, feci,
fectum. act. 3. to infect,
pollute, ritiate, corrupt,
dye, stain, tinge, colour,
imbue, spoil, poison,
tincture; to instruct
Infide, adv. unfaithfully
Infidelis, e. adj. unfaithful,
treacherous, deceitful
Infidelitas, atis. f. unfaith-
fulnes
[fully
Infide Tter, adv. unfaith-
Infidus, a, um. adj. un
faithful, disloyal, treach-
erous, false, deceitful,
mutable, not to be de-
vended on
Infigo, gere, ixi, xum.

3. to fix, fasten, thrust, push, or drive, imprint Infimates, um. pl. m. 3. the rabble

Infimus, a, um, adj. sup. low-
est, last, low, mean, con-
temptible, submissive,
humble
Infiudo, dere, fidi, fissum.
Act. 3. to cut, cleave,
plough, engraj:
Inunttas, atis. f. 3. infinity,
wenerality

Infulte,
infinitely, without mea-
sure, vehemently
lufinito, onis. f. 3, an in-
finity
Infinitivus, a, um. adj. in-
finitive

Infinito, adv., Inflexto, buis. f. 3. vide

Infinitus, a, um. adj. inf-
nite, indefinite, endless,
boundless, excessive, vast,
great, much
Infirmato, onis. f. 3. a
weakening, confuting,
disproving
Intirme, adv. iùs, comp.
weakly

Infirmitas, atis. f. 3. infir
mity, feebleness, weak-
ness, fickleness, incon-
stancy

Infirmiter, adv. weakly
Infirmo, are. a. 1. to weak-
en, invalidate, oppose,
confute, disparage
Infirmus, a, um. adj. in.
firm, feeble, weak, not
durable, unsettled, irreso-
lute, inconstant,fickle
Infixus, a, um. pt. of in-

figo

Inflammānter, adv. infam-
edly
Inflammatio, onis. f. 3. in-
fammation [an inflamer
Inflammator, öris. m. 3.
Inflammo, are. act. 1. to
inflame, set on fire, ex-
cite, stir up, provoke,
transport, exaggerate
Inflate, adv. iùs, comp.
haughtily

Inflatio, onis. f. 3. a swell-
ing

Iudatus, a, um. adj. ior,
comp. blown up, or about,
blown, swelled, puffed up,
elated, haughty, proud,
inspired, moved
Inflatus, ús. m. 4. a blow-
ing upon, a sound, or
blast, an inspiration
Inflectio, onis. f. 3. a turn-
ing, or winding, a de.
clension, a conjugation
Inflecto, tére, exi, exum. a.
3. to bow, or bend, turn,
turn aside, or another
way, decline, warp, alter,
or change, move, or in-
Anence

inflētus, a, um. adj. unbe-
wailed, unlamented, un-
pitied
Inflexibilis, e. adj. not to
be bent, inflexible, ob-
stinate

Inflectio {fecto Inflexus, a, um. pt. of in luflexus, us. m. 4. a bending Inflicto, onis. f. 3. & Infictus, us. m. 4. an inflicting, striking Inflictus, a, um. pt. of Indigo, gere, ixi, ictum. act. 3, to inflict, lay, or bring upon, fing, or throw, strike, or dash Info, are, avi, atum. act. 1. to blow upon, blow, swell, puff up, inflate, increase, heighten

Inforèo, ére, rui. neut. 2.
to flourish

Inflão, uĕre, uxi, ūxum. n.
3. to flow, or run into,
flock, or rush in, get ad
mittance, abound; to de-
crease, slip out of, fall
of
Influvium, i. n. 2. an ef
fusion

Inflaxto, onis. f. 3. influ
ence, power
Influxus, us. m. 4. an in-
Infodio, dere, ōdi, ossum.

act. 3. to dig into, or in, dig, plant, bury Infœcunde, adv. unfruitfully

Infoecunditas, atis. f. 3. unfruitfulness

Infœcundus, a, um. adj. unfruitful, barren, poor,

addled

Inforlieftas, &c. vid. Infe-
lieftas, &c.

Infœtus, a, um, adj. barren
Informato, onis. f. 3. in-
formation, a sketch, im
agination, opinion
Informidātas, a, um. adj.
not feared
Informis, e. adj. shapeless,

nisshapen, rude, filthy,
foul, dishonourable
Informo, are. act. 1. to
form, shape, or fashion,
make, contrive, or de-
sign, teach, instruct
Inforo, are. a. 1. to bore
into; to plead
Infortunatus, a, um. adj.
unfortunate, unhappy
Infortunĭtas, atis. f. 3. mis
fortune
Infortunium, i. n. 2. mis-

fortune (ing with earth Infossto, onis. f 3. a cover Infössus, a, um. pt. of infodio

a

lufra, præp, below, beneath,,
under, less than, fewer
than
Infractio, onis. f. 3.
breaking
[fringo
Infractus, a, um. pt. of in.
Iufrenatus, & Infrenatus,
a, um. pt. bridled; adj.
unbridled, rebellions
Infrænis, e. & Infrēnus,
a, um. adj. unbridled, un-
governable, loose
Infræuo, are. act. 1. to

Infaleto, Ire, ivi, Itum. act.,
4. to thrust in, cram in,
Joist in
Infumo, are. act. 1. to
smoke-dry
Infundibalam, 1. u. 2. a
tunnel, or funnel, the
hopper of a mill
Infundo, dere, füdi, füsum,
act. 3. to pour in, or in-
to, pour upon, diffuse,
spread, empty
bri-Infurnibulum, i. n. 2. a
baker's peel
Infuseatto, dais. f. 3. a
darkening
Infusco, are. act. 1. to
make dark, or muddy,
darken, tarnish, disturb,
corrupt, dilute, allay,
drown the voice
Infuscus, a, um. adj. swar-.
thy, dark

die, curb, restrain, keep, or hold in Infragilis, e. adj. not easily broken, invincible, undaunted, bold Infrangibilis, e. adj. not to be broken Infrèmo, mère, mui. n. 3. to roar aloud, roar, rage,

murmur

Infrendeo, see Frendeo
Infrequens, tis. adj. unfre-
quent, unusual, uncon-
mon, rare, seldom seen,
or visited, unfrequented,
unaccustomed, few, thin
Infrequenta, e. f. 1. few-
ness, thinness
Infried, are. cui & cavi, ic-
tum & catum. a. to rub
in, or upon, to rub
Infrictio, ouis. f. 3: a rub-
bing
[frico

Infrictus, a, um. pt. of in-
lafrigo, Ixi. neut. 2. to be-
come cold
Infrigidato, onis. f. 3. a

cooling

Infrigido, are. act. 1. to coul
Infringo (in, frango), gère,
regi, ractum. act. 3. to
break, tear, or rend in
pieces, break, bruise, les.
sen, or diminish, quell,
or subdue, humble, deject,
discourage, move, or pre-
vail upon
Infrío, are. a. 1. to crum-
ble in pieces (leaves
Infrons, dis. adj. without
Infructuosus, a, um. adj.
unfruitful, unprofitable,
unamailing, barren
Infrugiferus, a, um. adj.
unfruitful

Iufrunitus, a, um. adj. sil

ly, foolish [guising

Infucatio, onis. f. 3. a di Infüco, are. a. 1. to daub, disguise

Infüla, . f. 1. a mitre, tur ban, diadem, fillet, veil, garland

Iufusto, ouis. f. an infu
sion, a pouring
Infusus, a, um. pt. of in-
fundo

Infusor, ōris. m. 3. a pour.
er in
[a ste ping
Infusus, us. m. an infusion,
Ingeminato, onis. f. 3. a
redoubling

Ingemino, are. act. 1. to
double, or redouble, to
repeat; neut. to in-

crease

Ingemisco, cere. incep. 3.
to gro, sigh, sob,
mourn, grieve, bewail,
lament, bemoan
Ingemo, mère, mai. n. 3.
to groan, lament; act.
to bewail, mournfor
lagenerasco, cere. n. 3. to
be engendered
Ingenĕro, are. a. 1. to be.
get, produce
Ingeniatus, a,

um. adj.
naturally given, endued
with a disposition
Ingeniculo, are. a. 1. to
kneel, to bow, to courtesy
Ingeniose, adv. ingenious-
Ty, wittily
Ingeniosus, a, um. adj. in-
Renious, shrewd, keen,
cunning, witty, fruitful,
naturally adapted, fit

suitable

Ingentum, i. n. 2. the na
ture, or quality, the
mind, heart, genius, ca
pacity, abilities, judg
ment, apprehension, in-
genuity, wit, learning,
memory; a device, a wit

Ingens, tis. adj. great,
large, mighty, huge,
prodigious
Ingenuatus, a, um. adj. well
born, well bred, well dis
posed
Ingenue, adv. ingenuous-
ly, frankly

Ingenuttas, atis. f. 3. in-
genuousness, candour
Lagendus, a, um. adj. in-
genuous, frank, honest,
liberal, freeborn, hand-
some, nice, dainty, na-
tural

Ingero, rère, essi, estum. act. 3. to throw, cast, or pour in, or upon, heap up, thrust, throw out, or

utter

Ingestablis, e. adj. that
cannot be borne
Ingestus, a, um. pt. of in-
gero
Ingigno, nere, gendi, gent-
tum. net. 3. to engender,

or breed in
Ingloměro, are. a. 1. to
wind, or he ip up
Ingloriosus, a, um, adj. in-
glorious

Inglorfus, a, um. adj. in

glorious, of no reputation, mean, obscure Ingluvies, ei. f. 5. the weasand, or gullet, the era, crop, or gorge of a bird; gluttony, gurmandising Ingluviosus, a, um. adj. gluttonous

Ingrandesco, cere. inc. 3.
to increase in size
Ingrate, adv. ungrateful-
ly, unthankfully, dis
contentedly, unkindly
Ingrattis, monop. in abl.
pl. f. in spite of one's
teeth, against one's will
Ingratis, adv. by constraint
Ingratus, a, um. adj. un-

grateful, unthankful,

unpleasant,unacceptable,

constrained Ingravesco, cere. incep. 3. to grow heavier, worse, or dearer, to increase Ingravo, are. act. 1. to

make heavy, more pain jul, or worse, increase, overload, cry out against Ingredior (in, gradior], i. essus sum. dep. 3. to go, to walk, enter into, or upon, attempt Ingressto, Onis. f. 3. an e tering in

Ingressus, a, um. pt. of ingredior [a walking Ingressus, us. m. 4. a going, Ingrüo,uere, ui. neut. 3. to invade, attack, set, or fall upon, rage, be near at hand Inguen, Ynis. n. 3. the groin, the privy parts Inguinaria, . f. 1. an herb su called

lugurgito (in, gurges], are. act. 1. to devour greedily, swallow, pour down, cram, stuff, plunge over head

and ears.

Ingustabilis, e. adj. not to be tasted

habitable

un

Inhabilis, e. adj. unfit, dis. qualified, unable, wieldy, unmanageable Inhabitabilis, e. adj. unin. [habiting Inhabitatio, onis, f. 3. an inInhabito, are. a. 1. to inhabit, dwell luhæréo, ere, mesi, sum. neut. 2. to inhere, stick in, or to, cleave to, hang about, remain, or continue, stay, be wholly given up to, dwell, or live

near to

a

Inhæresco, cere. n. 3. to stick fast in Inhalatio, onis. f. 3. breathing in Inhalo, are. a. 1. to breathe in, or upon [upon Inhiatto, onis. f. 3. a gaping Luhibeo (in, habeo], ere, bui, bitum. act. 2. to restrain, hold in, keep back, or in, hinder, forbid, retard, stop, detain, have, apply, use, or exercise Inhibitio, onis. f. 3. an inhibition, restraint Inhibitor, aris, m. a forbidder

Inho, are. neut. 1. to gape upon, or after, gupe, covet, desire much Inhonestamentum, i. n. 2.

a discredit [honesty Inhonestas, atis. f. 3. disInhoneste, adv. dishonestly, Irudly Inhonesto, are. act. 1. to disparage, discredit, disgrace Inhonestus, a, um. adj. dis

honest, dishonourable, mean, shameful, nasty Inhonoratus, a, um. pt. unhonoured,without honour,

unsaluted, unrewarded Inhonorificus, a, um. adj. dishonourable, disgraceful, base Inhonōrus, a, um. adj. not respected, disregarded, unrewarded Inhorreo, ère, rui. n. 2. to quake, shake, shudder, grow dreadful" Inhorresco, vide Inhorreo Inhospitalis, e. adj. inkospitable, desert Inhospitalitas, atis. f. 3.

rudeness

foe, adversary, opposer Inimitabilis, e. adj. inimita

ble

[place Ininde, adv. out of that Inique, adv. unjustly, u fairly, unequally, disad vantageously, amiss, un kindly Iniquitas, atis. f. 3. iniparquity, injustice, tiality, unevenness, dif culty Iniquus, a, um. adj. unjust, unfair, partial, unequal, uneven, disadvantageous, injurious, unkind, cruel, angry, displeased, impa tient, discontented, griev ed, too great, or too little un-Iniquus, i. m. 2. an enemy Initia, örum. pl. n. 2. sacri fices, the principles of a

Inhospitus, a, um. adj. inhospitable, cruel, wild, desert, uninhabited Inhumane, adv. inhumanely, discourteously, kindly Inhumanitas, atis. f. inhumanity, cruelty Inhumaniter, adv. inhuman. ly, mercilessly, cruelly Inhumanus, a, um. adj. inhuman, barbarous, cruel, severe, stern, unsociable luhumatto, onis. f. 3. a burying [buried Inhumatus, a, um. adj. unInhumigo, are. act. t. to [inter Inhumo, are. act. 1. to bury, InYbi, adv. even there, in that place Injectto, Guis, f. 3. an injec tion, casting in, or upon, laying upon Injecto (in, jacto], are. freq. 1. to cast in often, to lay Injectus, a, um. pt. of injicio [in, or on

maisten

Injectus, us. m. 4. a casting Injicto [in, jacio]. cêre, jeci, jectum. act. 3. to inject, cast, throw, or lay in, upon, or about, cast, or throw at, cast, or throw, clap,or put on,cause,raise, or excite, strike, betake Inimice, adv. spitefully Inimicitia, æ. f. 1. & usitatiter in pl. Inimicitiæ, enmity, variance, falling out, quarrel, affront Inimico, are. a. T. to set at variance, to profen to be one's enemy Inimicor, äri. dep. to become an enemy, to hate Inimicus, a, um. adj. unfriendly, hostile, adverse, hurtful, pernicions, de

structive

Inimicus, i. m. 2. an enemy,

science

[first Initialis, e. adj. initial, the Initiamenta, örum. pl. n. 2 the first elements, princi ples, or grounds Initiatio, önis. f. 3. initia

tion

Initio, are. act. 1. to initiate, begin, give the first instructions

Initium, i. n. 2. a begin ning, entrance, rite, or ceremony, cause, draught, platform

Inftus, a, um. pt. of ineo Injucunde, adv. iùs, comp. unpleasantly, disagreedbly [pleasantness Injucunditas, atis. f. 3. unInjucundus, a, um. adj. unpleasant, disagreeable, hateful, odious Injügis, e. adj. ungoked Injunctio, onis. f. 3. an injunction

Injunctus, a, um. pt. of Injüngo, gère, nxi, nctum. act. 3. to enjoin, command, impose, or appoint, lay, or bring upon, join to, or with, enter into Injurta, w. f. 1. injury, da mage, hurt, wrong, injus tice, trespass, despite, displeasure, crime, of fence, insult Injurie, adv. unjustly, wrongfully [jure InjurYor, ari. dep. 1. to inInjuriose, adv. injuriously, wrongfully Injuriosus, a, um. adj. in Jurions, hurtful [/pl Injurtus, a, um. adj. wrung

jussus, a, um. pt. of injubeo lussu, monopt. abl. m. 4. without order, command, or leave Injuste, adv. issimè, sup. unjustly Injustitia, . f. 1. injustice, ill usage Injustus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. unjust, unreasonable, immoderate Innabilis, e. adj. in which

one cannot swim Innascor, ei, natus. dep. 3. to be born in, or with, grow, or spring up Innatabilis, e. adj. see Inna

bilis

Innatatto, onis. f. 3. aswimming in Innato, are. n. 1. to swim in, or upon [nascor Innatus, a, um. pt. of inInnavigabilis, e. adj. unMamigable Innecto, tere, exăi, & exi, exum, act. 3. to tie, bind, or put about, surround, clasp, fasten, devise [necto Innexus, a, um. pt. of inInnitens, tis. pt. leaning upon Innitor, ti, Ixus, vel Isus sum. d. 3. to lean, rest, or depend upon Innixus, & sus, a, um. pt. of innitor (float upon Inno, ere. n. to swim in, Innocens, tis. adj. inwocent, guiltless, harmless, wholesome, af Junucenter, adv. innocently, harmlessly, safely Innocentia, æ. f. 1. in. [simply Innoce, adv. harmlessly, Innocuus, a, um. adj. harmless, inoffensive, innocent, safe Innotesco, cere, tui. incep. 3. to become known, noted, or notorious Innovatio, onis. f. 3. an innovation Innovator, ōris. m. 3. an innovator [vate, renew Innovo, are. a. 1. to innolanoxie, adv. innocently Innoxius, a, um. adj. harmless, innocent, free, safe,

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nubo Innutito, Ire, Ivi, act. 4. to bing up Innutritio, onis. 1. nourishing Inobediens, tis. adj. obedient Inobedientia, . f. 1. obedience Inoblitus, a, um. adj. mindInobrutus, a, um. adj. not overwhelmed, safe

dis

ful

Inobscuro, are. act. 1. to durken

Inobsèquens, tis. adj. dis obedient [observable Inobservabilis, e. adj. unInobservantia, a. f. 1. inadvertency Inobservatus, a, um. adj. unobserved Inoecidaus,

to

um. adj. always watching, never setting Inocco, are. act. 1. harrow in Inoculatto, onis. f. 3. inoculation, a grafting Inoculator, oris. mn. agraf ter [culate, graft Inoculo, are. à. 1. to inoInodoro, are. act. 1. to

make to smell, to perfume Inodorus, a, um. adj. void of smell, unperfumed Inoffense, adv. inoffen

sively

unkind

Inoffensus, a, um, pt. of inoffendo Inofficiose, adv. uncivilly Inofficiosus, a, um. adj. [no savour Inolens, tis. adj. yielding Inolêsco, cere, lui & levi, Ntum & lêtum. n. 3. to grow up, or upon; act.

to make to grow. in

crease

[lesco Inolitus, a, um. pt. of inoInominālis, e. adj. unlucky, ill-boding Inominatus,

a, um. adj. unhappy [overshadowe Inopaco, are. act. 1. to Inopacus, a, um. adj. open Inopero, Ire. a. 4. to uncover, open [perio Inopērtus, a, um. pt. of inoInopla, æ. f. 1. want, need,

necessity, scarcity, dearth, lack of any thing Inopinabilis, e. adj. contrary to opinion, uneapected Inopinans, tis. adj. not thinking of it, not ea pecting, or looking for it Inopinanter, adv. unawares, suddenly

Inopināto,

Inopinate, adv, iden Inopinātus, a, um. adj. unthought of, unlooked for, unexpected, sudden Inopinus, a, um. adj. idem Inopiosus, a, um. adj. destitute

Inopportune, adv. unseasonably Inopportunus, a, um. adj. unseasonable

Inops, opis. adj. poor, needy, destitute, defi cient, void of, wanting, that hath not, unable, unburied [be wished for Inoptabilis, e. adj. not to Inordinate, adv. disorderly, irregularly Inordinatim, adv. out of order

Inordinātus, a, um. adj. inordinate, disordered, irregular [arise Inortor, iri. dep. 4. Inornate, adj. plainly, in elegantly Inornatus, a, um. adj. unadorned, undressed, unpolished, unpruised, neglected, ruffled, disorder[no mouth Inōrus, a, um. adj. having Inotiosus, a, um. adj. not idle, or vain Inquam, verb. defect. I say Inquantum, adv. as much us, as far as Inquies, êtis. f. 3. disquier Inqutes, êtis. adj. restless,

ed

uneusy [disquieting Inquietato, onis. t. 3. a

Inquiète, adv. unquietly
Inquieto, are, act. 1. to dis-
quiet, trouble, or disturb
Inquietudo, Ynis. f. 3. dis-
quiet, trouble
Inquietus, a, um. adj. un-
quiet, uneasy, restless,
busy, troublesome
Inquilinus, i. m. 2. a ten-
ant, inmate, lodger
Inquinamentum, i. n. 2.
defilement [corruptly
Inquinate, adv. impurely,
Inquinatio, onis. f. 3. a de-
filing
Inquino, are. act. 1. to de-
file, pollute, stain, dye,
sully, blemish, disgrace,
spoil, adulterate, accuse
Inquto, is, it. verb. def. I

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Inquiro [in, quæro],rere.isi-
vi, isitum. act. 3. to in-
quire,or make inquiry, ask,
search, examine, take an
information, or deposition
Inquisite, adv. accurately
Inquisito, onis. f. 3. an
inquisition, or search,
examination, inquest
Inquisitor, ōris. m. 3. an
inquisitor, inquirer,
searcher, examiner, in-
former, promoter
Inquisitus, a, um. pt. of
inquiro
Insalubris, e. adj errimus,
sup. nwholesome,
healthy
Insalubritas, atis. f. un-
wholesomeness
Insalutatus, a, um. adj. un-
saluted
Insanabilis, e. adj. incura
ble, past remedy, desper-

ate.

un

or

Insane, adv. iùs, comp. Is-
stne, sup. madly, out-
rageously, excessively
Insanta, e. f. 1. madness,
distraction, fury,infatua.
tion, dotage, folly, incon-
sistency, rapture,
transport, extravagance,
luxury
Insanto, Ire, Ivi, Itum. n.
4. to be mad, rane, dote,
play the fool
Insanitas, atis. f. 3. insani-
ty, madness, a want of
health
Insanum, adv. at a mad
rate, excessively
Insanus, a, um. adj. insane,
mad, frantic, raging,
Extracted, infatuated,

inspired; unhealthy
Insatiabilis, e. adj. insa-
tiable, not to be satisfied
Insatiabilitas, atis. f. 3. in-
satiableness

Insatiabiliter, adv. insati-
ably
[satiableness
Insatiētas, atis. f. 3. in-
Insaturabilis, e. adj. insa-
[tiably

tiable

Insaturabiliter, adv. insa
Inscalpo, pere, psi, ptam.
act. 3. to engrave, cut
out, form
Inscendo

a

Insectanter, adv. railingly
Insectatio, ūnis. f. 3. a
railing at, inveighing
against

Insectator, ōris. f. m. s
prosecutor, scourger, rail.
er, backbiter
Insectto, önis. f. 3. a long
discourse

Insecto, are. act. & Insec
tor, āri, ātus sum. dep. 1.
to pursue, run after, rail
at, inveigh against, up-
braid with, sue, indie, or
impeach, harrow, hoe, or
rake
[seco
Insectus, a, um. pt. of in-
Insectura, æ. f. 1. a notch
Insecutio, onis. f. 3. a pur
suit
[persecutor
Insecutor, ōris. m. 3. 4
Insecutus, a, um. pt. of in-
sequor

Insedabflis, e. adj. not to
be calmed
Insedabiter, adv. so that
it cannot be quieted, or
satisfied

Insedātus, a, um. adj. un-
appeased, unquiet
Insemino, are. act. 1. to
sow in, ingraft
Insenesco, cere, nui. n. 3.
to grow old
un-Insensātus, a, um.
senseless, foolish
Insensibilis, e. adj. insen-

[in, scando],
dere, di, nsum. act.
neut. 3. to ascend, go up,
mount, climb up to
Inscenso, onis. f. 3.
mounting
[scendo
Inscensus, a, um. pt. of iu-
Insete, adv. igno ant
Insciens, tis. adj. not know-
ing, unw.tting, ignorant
Inscienter, adv. ignorant-
ly, unskilfully
Inscientia, æ. f. 1. ignorance
Inscite, adv. ignorantly
Inscitta, e. f. 1. ignorance,
imprudence [skilful
Inscitŭlus, a, um. adj. un-
Inscītus, a, um. adj. igno-
rant, foolish, simple, im-
prudent, absurd, unbe
coming, insufficient,
known
Inscfus, a, um. adj. igno-
rant,unskilful,imprudent
Inscribo, bere, ipsi, iptum.
act. 3. to inscribe, write
in, or upon, superscribe,
engrave, imprint, paint,
enrol, rank, admit, en-
title, charge with
Inscriptio, onis. f. 3. an in-
scription, title, bill,
mark, accusation
Inscriptum, i. n. 2. an in-
scription [inscribo
Inscriptus, a, um. pt. of
Lascriptas, i. m. 2. a rogue
burnt in the hand, or
shoulder

Inscrutabilis, e. adj. un-
searchable [search into
Inscritor, äri. dep. 1. to
Insculpo, pere, psi, ptum.

a. 3. to engrave, carve,
cut, imprint
Insculptus, a, um. pt. of
insculpo [ennot be cut
Insecabilis, e. adj. that
Insěco, are, cui, cturu. act.
1. to cut in, cut, prune,
anatomize (insects
Insecta, ōrum. pl. n. 2.

sible

alj.

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