accuse Insertivus, a, um. adj. min. | Insignyter, adv.remarkably, Insolēnter, adv. insolently, gled notably, signally, excel. haughtily, rarely Insērto, āre, freq. 1. to put lently, finely, mightily, Insolentya, æ. f. 1. insolence, in often, put (sero extreinely hanghtiness, disdain, Insērtus, a, uni. pt. of in- Insyle, is. n. 3. the treadle strangeness, disuse Inservyo, ire, ivi, Itum. n. of a weaver's loom Insolēsco, cēre, incep. 3. 10 4. to serve, do service, at. Insillo (in, salio), ire, lui grow insoleni, or proud, tend upon, mind, or take & lii, sultum. n. 4. to leap be elated care of, comply with, con in, or upon Insolido, adv. wholly, en. sult, or aim at Insymul, adv. jointly, toge. tirely (noi sound Insērvo, āre. act. 1. to keep, ther (accusation Insolidus, a, um, adj. weak, or preserve, to obserne Insimulatio, onis. f. 3. an Insolite, adv. unusually Insēssor, õris. m, 3. a rob- Insimulātor, bris. m, an uc- Insolytus, a, um, pt. of inber soleo, unaccustomed, un. Insēssus, a, um, pt. of in- Insimŭlo, are. Act. 1. to usual [in the sun siděo insido Jeign, dissemble, pretend, Insõlo, äre. act. 1. to dry Insibylo, are. n. to whistle, Insolor, äri, ātus. pass. to make a hissing noise Insincērus, a, um. adj. in. be bleached Insiccātus, a, um, adj. un sincere, deceitful, corrupi, Insolubilis, e. adj. insolu. dried putrid ble, that cannot be loused, Insiděo (in, sedeo), ēre, sē. Insinuatro, õnis. f. 3. in or requited di, sessum, n. 2. to sit, or sinuation, crafty, or art. Insolubilitas, ātis. f. 3. in. test upon, be fixed, be ful address solubility settled in, lie in wait for, Insinŭo, āre. act. to insinu-Insolubiliter, adv. insolubly beset, besiege ate, wind, creep, put, or Insolūtus, a, um. pt. of inInsidYæ, árum. pl.f. 1. lying thrust in, recommend solvo, unpaid, undis. in wait, arbush, ambus- InsipYdus, a, um, adj. in. charged cade, snare, plot, trea. sipid Insomnia, æ, f. 1. watching chery, deceit,' lurking. Insipiens, tis. adj. unwise, Insomniosus, a, um. adj. place foolish, doting full of, or troubled with Insidiānter, adv. insidiously, Insipiēnter, adv. unwisely, dreams treacherously, craftily. foolishly (indiscretion Insomnis, e. adj. without Insidiātor, oris. m. 3. a lier Insipientia, æ, f. 1. folly, sleep, waking (vision in wait, plotter, treache- Insisto, těre, styti, stítum. Insomniam, i. n. 2. a dream, Tous person neut. 3. to insist upon, Insono, āre, nui. neut. 1. to Insidiátrix, icis. f. 3. a fe. urge, stand, rest, lean, or sound, resound, smack, inale plotter fix upon, resolve, set out, play on Insidyor, äri, ātus sum. dep. or proceed on, succeed, Insons, tis. adj. guiltless, 1. to lie in wait, or air stop, stand still innocent, hurinless bush, have a design upon, Insitio, onis. f. 3. a logonæ literæ, the mutes impose upon, deceive Insitum, i, n. 2. a sausage Insoptus, a, um. adj. not Insidiose, adv. treacherous- Insititius, a, um. adj. in laid asleep, sleepless, ly, deceitfully, craftily grafted, put, or set in by watchful (holding Insidiosus, a, um, adj. trea. art, strange, foreign, not Inspectatio, onis, f. 3. a be. cherous, deceitful, crafty, natural, accidental, dif. InspectYo, onis. f. 3. an in. en snaring, dangerous ferent spection, oversight, in. Insido, děre, sēdi, sessum. Insitivus, a, um, adj. in. sight, looking into, ex n. 3. to light, seitle, or sit grafted, serving for graft. amination, survey, upon, sink into ing, not natural, spurious view, speculation, theory Insígne, is. n. 3. an ensign, Insytor, oris. m. 3. a grafter Inspēcto, āre. freq. 1. 10 in. ornament, badge, mark, Insytum, i, n. 2. a graft, spect, take a survey, or sign, or token, uppella scion, or shoot view, behold, look in, or tion, or distinction, de Insitus, a, um, pt. of insero up, keep, or guard vice, impress on a shield, Insitus, us. m. 4. a grafting Inspector, oris. m. 3. an in. crest of a helmet, blemish, Insociabilis, e. adj. unso spector, overscer, sur1cdr ciable, discordant veyor, viewer Insignio, ire, ivi, itum. act. Insolabilis, e. adj. incon- Inspēctrix, icis. f. 3. she to adorn, ennoble, signa. solable (bly who surveys (spicio lise, distinguish Insolabiliter, adv. inconsola- Inspēctus, a, um. pt. of inInsiguis, e. adj. remnika- Insolatio, onis. f. 3. a lying Inspectus, us. m. å looking ble, notable, notorious, in the sun, a bleaching on, a view famous, noble, illustrious, Insoleus, tis. adj. insolent, Insperabilis, c. adj. not to glurions, exiraordinary, haughiy, proud, saucy, be hoped inarked, distinguished impertinent, strange, Insperāto, adv. iùs, comp. Insignite, adv. iùs, comp. odd, unusual, unaccus unexpectedly, in an un remarkably tomed hoped for manner or Inspèrgo (in, spargo), gěre, male inciter persist in, demand, puto rsi, rsum. act. 3. to sprin. Instīgo, are. act. 1. to in. sue, be at hand, apkle upon, powder, or corn, stigate, stir up, excite, proach, aronit sprinkle, scatter incite, push on, abate, en- Instragülum, i. 1, a coverInspersyo, onis. f. 3. a sprin courage, recruit ing, a housing kling on (spergo Instillatio, onis. f. 3. an in- Instrátum, i.n. 2. any cover. Inspērsus, a, um. pt. of in stillation ing, a counterpane, coret. Inspicro (in, specio), cěre, Instillo, äre. act. 1. to in. let, or carpet, korsecloth, pēxi, pēctam. act. 3. to stil, drop, let, or pour in, housing (sterno look upon, or into, be. drup by drop Instrātus, a, um. pt. of inhold, observe, inspect, sur-Instimulātor, oris. m. an Instrenie, adv, corardly vey, examine, consider encourager Instrendus, a, um, adj. corIrspico, are. a. 1. to sharpen, Instimŭlo, are. &. 1. to er ardly, mean point (spiration cite, spur on Instrěpo, père, pui, přtum. Inspiratio, onis. f. 3. an in- Instinctor, oris. m. 3. an n. 3. to make a noise, Inspiro, áre. act. 1. to in. encourager (stinguo creak, crack, hum, buzz spire, blow in, or upon, Instiuctus, a, um. pt. of in- Instrictus, a, um. pt. of breathe [spoiled Instinctus, us. m. 4. an in- Instringo, gěre, nxi, letum. Inspoliātus, a, um. adj. not stinct, inward motion, in. act. 3. to bind, strain Inspňo, ĕre, ui, utum. act. spiration, persuasion, or hard, unbind 3. to spit upon instigation (stir up Instructe, adv. plentifully Inspútor, äri. Pass, to be Instinguo, uēre. act. 3. io Iustructró, önis. f. 3. ir. often spit upon Instipúlor, äri, ätus sum. struction, education, set. Instabylis, e. adj. unstable, dep. 1. to covenant, or ting in order, or attay, unsteady, unfirm, totter bargain, agree furnishing, or preparing ing, wagging, slippery, Instyta, æ f. 1. & border, Instructor, oris. m. 3. & in constant, changeable, welt, hem, fringe, or purveyor, provider, fur. light trimming about a gown, nisher Instabilitas, ātis. f. 3. in. a garter, a bedgirth Instructus, a, um. pt. & adj. stability, fickleness Instityo, onis, f. 3. a stand. instructed, taught, edre Instans, tis. pt. & adj. ing still (pedler cated, prepared, furnish. standing in,approaching, Institor, oris. m. a huckster, ed, well-appointed, set in coming on, near at hand, Institorius, a, um. adj. of a order, or array, instant, urgent, earnesi, hucksier shalled, suborned importunate, present, im- Institúo (in, statuo), uěre, Instructus, us, m. 4. furnia mediate di, ütum. act. 3. to insti: ture, provision Instãnter, adv. instantly, tute, appoint, ordain, Instrumentālis, e. adj. in earnestly, importunately found, settle, set in order, strumental Instantya, æ. f. 1. instance, instruct, educate, bring, Instrumentum, i. n. 2. an urgency, earnestness, im or train up, bring, or ap: instrument, tool, impleportunity ply, purpose, or intend, ment, mean, or help, neInstar, n. indecl. bigness, resolve, or determine, get, cessaries, evidence, deed, the full proportion, like. or procure, make, enter or charter, patent, conness, value, efficacy upon, begin, prepare, veyance, indenture, &c., Instar, adv, like, as it were build, plant monument, public record Instauratio, onis. f. 3. an Iustitutio, onis. f. 3. an in- Instrůo, uěre, uxi, uctam. instauration, rebuilding, stitution, instruction, edu. act. 3. to instruct, teach, solemnization [added cation, discipline, man. inform, get, provide, or Instauratityus, a, um. adj. agement, or conduct, cus. prepare, furnish, adorn, Instauratīvus, a, um. adj. tom, or fashion, purpose set in order, or battle ar. Tenewed, restored, reo Institútor, oris. m. 3. a tay, draw up, ruborn paired, rebuilt (storer Instapěo, ēre, pui, n. 2. to new, reforin, inake, or or order, law, statute, or yellow colour prepare, institute decree, lesson, or instruc- Insuāvis, e. adj. stinking, Instěrno, něre, strávi, strā. tion, way, mannet, cus unpleasant tum. a. 3. to spread, lay tom, or fashion, course of Insuavitas, ātis. f. 3. unabroad, or cover life, or employment, in. pleasantness (foolishly Instērnor, ni, strātus. p. to tent, or purpose Insubyde, adv. stupidly, be covered Institútus, a, um. pt. of in InsubYdus, , um, adj. stuInstigatio, onis. f. 3. an in. stituo pid, blockish, silly, simple stigation, inducement, en. losto, are, styti, stytum. Insūcco (in, succus), áre. ticement (courager neut. 1. to be instant, or act. 1. io moisten with igātor, oris. m. 3. an en earnest, to urge, or press liquor zatrix, icis. f. 3. a fel upon, ihreaten, sick to, 'Insúdo, äre, n. 1. to sweat, un. sweat at, to break out, Insusūrro, áre. a. & n. 1. to Intelligenter, adv. intelligiinto a surent whisper, buzz, anake a bly Insuēsco, cere, ēvi, êtum. humming Intelligentya, æ, f. 1. un. n. 3. to be accustomed, or Insūtus, a, um. pt. of in. derstanding, sense, knowwoni ; act. cum acc. to suo, seved, or stitched ledge, art, skill, percepaccustom, habituate, in- Intabésco, cěre, incep. 3. tion, comprehension, the ure, train, or bring up to pine, 1008te, or wither intellect Insuétus, a, um. pt. f adj. away, be melted IntelligibYlis, e. adj. intelliunaccustomed, unusual Intactylis, e. adj. not to be gible -Insúla, æ. f. 1. an island, touched Intelligo, gěre, lēxi, lecor isie, a house having Intāctus, a, um. pt. of in. tum. a. 3. to understand, no house joined unto it tango, untouched, know, or perceive, disInsulāris, ig. c. g. 3. an is. trusted, undefiled, unin. cern, be wise, or sensible, lander jured, chaste, whole, en. to meat Insulosus, a, um, adj. full tire Intemerandus, a, um. adj. of islands Iotāctus, us. m. 4. a no inviolable Insālse, adv. iùs, come. feeling (so far Intemerātus, a, um. adj. issimè, sup: insipidly, I tantum, adv. so much, undefiled, unviolated, unsimply, foolishly Intēctas, a, um, pt. of in profaned, holy, pure Insulsytas, ātis. f. 3. insipid Lego, & adj. uncovered, Intempérans, tis. adj. in. ness, foolishness made bare, or naked, tempernie, disorderly Insulsus, a, um. adj. insi. covered Intemperānter, adv. intem. pid, unsavoury, simple, Integēllas, a, um, adj. pret. perately, immnderately, siliy, foolish, absurd, ty whole excessively, extravagantstripid Intěger, gra, grum. adj. ior, ly Insultatio, onis, f. 3. an in. comp. errimus, sup. en Intemperantya, æ. f. 1. in. sulting, a leaping upon tire, whole, untouched, temperance, excess, inInsulto (in, salto), are. act. safe, sound, strong, continence, insolence, un& neut. 1. to insult, hec healthful, lusty, com. just, or disorderly behutor, or domineer, tri. plete, fresh, new, inno viour, injustice, unseauinph over, deride, or cent, upright, honest, sonableness, unwholegeer, mock, leap, or chaste, unstained, uncor. soineness bound up, leap for joy, rupted, pure, unmixed, Intemperate, adv. intem. leap, kick, beat free, rude, unpolished perately Insultúra, æ. f. 1, a leap. Intégo, ère, xi, ctum. a. 3. Intemperātus, a, um, adj. ing in, or upon to cover, to thatch inteinperate, excessive Insultus, us. m. 4. an as- Integrasco, cěre. inc. 3. to Intemperya, æ, f. 1. unsea. anult, or onset be renewed (newal sonableness, want of Insum, ës, ēsse. neut. to be Integratio, onis. f. 3. a re temper, violence, outrage in, be involved, to come Integrē, adv.itis, comp. er- IntemperYes, ĉi. f. 5. unseaON rime, sup. entirely, sonableness, extremity, Insumma, adv. in short wholly, uprightly, ho. in disposition, want of Insūmo, měre, mpsi,mptum. nestly, sincerely, exactly moderation, madness a. 3. to consume, spend, Integritas, atis. 4.3. integ. Intempēstas, ātis. f. 3. unbestow, employ, take up, rity, uprightness, honesty, seasonableness, badness Overspread, possess sincerity, purity, chas. Intempestive, adv. unsea. Insŭo, uěre, ui, utum. act. tity, continence, perfect. sonably 3. to seu, or stitch, join to, ness, soundness, healthi- Intempestiviter, adv. un. unite ness, intermission timely [tempestas Insúper, conj. moreover, Integro, áre. a. 1. to renew, Intempestivitas, see Infurthermore, over and repent, restore, perfect, Intempestivus, a, um. adj. besides, over and above, refresh ior, comp. unseasonable, upon Integumēntum, i. n. 2. a unlucky, excessive Insuperabylis, e. adj. in. covering, pretence, dis- Intempestus, a, um. adj. superabie, invincible, guise, clonk unseasonable, unwhole. not to be overcome Intellectualis, e. adj. intel. some, intemperate Insūrgo, gěre, rēzi, rectum, lectual, belonging to Intēndo, děre, di, nsum neut. 3. to rise up, rise, the understanding ntum. act. 3. to intend, make head against, ap. Intellēctus, a, um. pt. of design, purpose, direct, ply oneself to, apply intelligo or catry, edlend, hold, or InsurrectYo, önis. f. 3. an Intellēctus, us. m. 4. un. stretch out, stretch, or insurrection derstanding, sense, dis bend, strain, knot, or tie, Insusceptus, a, vm. adj. cernment, a meaning apply, or employ, disnot received Intelligens, tis. adj. intel. play, or lay open, aug. Insaurratio, onis. f. 3. a ligent, skilful, wise, well. ment, enlarge {bending whispering versed Jutensyo, Onis. I, 3. a a warin Intéusus, a, um. pt. of in. vail, continue, engage, åre. act. l. to tread in, tendo or be surety for upon, or between Intentatio, önis. f. 3. a Intercēntas, us. m. an in- Intercürro, rěre, ri, rsum. menacing with something terlude n. 3. to run, or go be. held out to strike, a Interceptio, onis. f. 3. an tween, come in the mean threat interception, stoppage, time, come upon, befall Intente, adv. attentively, forestalling prevention, Intercursus, us. m, 4. a diligently, earnestly surprise running between. 'or toIntentio, onis. f. 3. un in- Interceptor, oris. m. 3. an gether, intervention tention, or design, pur interceptet, forestaller, Intercus, dtis. adj. lying pose, or aim, attention, encroacher, promoter between the skin and the care, diligence, intense- Intercēptus, a, um, pt. of flesh, secret ness, effort, stretching, intercipio Interdico, cěre, isi, ictum. straining, charge Intercessio, onis. f. 3. an a. 3. to interdict, forbid, Toteuto, āre. act. 1. to intercessiun, interpusi. charge straitly, 'debar, stretch out, shake, men. tion, prohibition hinder, keep from, cr ace, or threaten, charge | Intercessor, oris. m. 3. an deprive of, order, or en. upon, or tus at las intercessor, inediitor, op join, speak, or mention lutêntus, a, um, pt. of in poser (terposition Interdictyo, õnis. f. 3. a tendo, & adj. stretched, Intercēssus, us. m. 4. in prohibition, a banishing bent, bent upon, increus. Intercydo (inter, cado!, Interdictum, i. n. 2. an ined, intent, attentive, ex. děre, ydi, căsum. n. 3. terdict, prohibition, or. act, intense, straight, to fall between, or out, der, or injunction, es. close happen, decay, be lost, cominunication Intentus, us. m. 4. perish, be forgotten, mis. Interdictus, a, um. pt, of stretching out carry interdico [time Intepěo, ere. vel Intepēsco, Intercido. [inter, cædo), interdiù, adv. in the day. căre, pui, neut. to grow děre, idi, isum. a. 3. 10 Interdyus, adv. idem warm, be watin cut asunder, or down Interductus, us. m. 4. & Intepidus, a, um, adj. very Intercidor, di. pas s. to be stop, or the fetching of cut off one's breath in reading, Inter, præp. cum. acc. be. Interciuctus, a, um. pt. of or writing, a pointing tween, betwist, in, with. intercingo, encompassed Interdum, adv, sometimes, in, at, whilst, above, be- Intercyno (inter, cano), mean while fore, in comparison něre, nui, centum. a. 3. Iuterča, adv. in the mean luteranča, öron, pl. n. 2. to sing between while, in the interim, note the entrails Intercipio [inter, capio), withstanding Interaněus, a, um. adj. of père, cēpi, ceptum. act. Interemptio, onis, f. 3. a (be dried up 3. to intercept, stop, pre killing, murder Interarēsco, cěre. n. 3. to vent, come upon un Interēmptor, oris. m. 3. a Interbybo, bere, Ytum. a. 3. awares, surprise, usurp, murderer (interimo to drink all up carry of, or away, cut Interēnıptus, a, um. pt. of Intercalaris, e. adj. put, or off, or kill Interěo, rire, rivi & rii, ri. set between Intercise, adv. by cuts, tum. n. 4. to die, perish, Intercalaryum, i. n. 2. a with short clauses cease, be annihilated, or time taken into the year Iutercisyo, onis. f. 3. a cut extinguished, slain, or Intercalaryus, a, um. adj. ting off (tercido destroyed, ruined, or un. intercalary, put in be. Intercīsus, a, um, pt. of in done, lost, spent, or ex. tudeen Interclāmo. Žre. Deut. 1. hausted Intercalatyo, onis. f. 3. the to cry ou. Interequito, áre, 0. l. to putting of a day, or Interclūdo (inter, claudo), ride between month between dere, ūsi, úsum. act. 3. Interērro, åre. n. 1. to Intercalo, āre. act. 1. to to shut in, or up, stop, stray between insert, dejer, delay, put deprive, hinder, prevent, Interfacyo, cěre, fēci, fac. close, or conclude with tum. act. 3. to work by Intercapēdo, Ynis. f. 3. an Interclusio, önis. f. 3. a fits, set hand to (gression intermission, pause, or stopping Interfatig, onis, f. 3. a di. Tespite, delay, interval, Interclūsus, a, um. pt. of Interfecto, onis. f. 3. a kill. or distance, remission intercludo ing, murder Intercêdo, děre, essi, es- Intercolumulum, i. n. 2. Interféctor, oris. m. 3. a sum. n. 3. to intercede, the space between pil murderer [murderess interpose, come, go, pass, lars Interfèctrix, icis. f. 3. a or be between, oppose, or Interconcillo, áre. act. 1. Interfectus, a, um. pt. of withstand, forbid, or put to procuré, or win fa-Interficio (inter, facio, I negativ, put a stop, vouT cere, fēci, tectum. act. 3. "ppen, or fall out, pre- | Interculco (inter, calco), to kill, slay, murder, pub the guts to death, destroy, con,, Interlatčo, ēro, tui. n. 3. to threnien sume, deprive of lie hid between, lie in interminor, äri, ātus sum. interfio, ieri. n. p. to be ambush dep. 1. to tareulen, slain, die Interlino, něre, lini, livi vel charge, forbid Interflúo, uěre, ūxi, ûxum. lēvi, Itum, a. 3. to inter- Inter oynus, a, um, adj. un. n. 3. to flow, or run be. line, blot out bounded tween, pass over Interlytus, a, um. pt. of in- Intermisco, ēre, scui, stum. Interdius, a, um. adj. run. terlino xtum. act. 2. to interning between Interlocutyo, onis, f. 3. an mingle, intermit, mix Interfodyo, děre, a. to dig interposition of speech, Intermissio, ouis. 1. 3. an into, enter an interruption intermission (termitto Interfor, äri. dep. 1. to in. Interlocutorius, a, um, adj. Intermissus, a, um.pt. of interrupt any one whilst he interlocutory Intermissus, as. in. 4. a disis speaking, Interloquor, i, cütus. d. 3. continuance Interfringo (inter, frango), to interrupt' in discourse, Intermistus, & Intermixtus, gére, rēgi, ractum, act. 3. determine in part a, um. pt. of interinisceo to break in two Interlucatio, onis. f. 3. a Intermitto, těre, isi, issum. Interfůro, rere. n. to rage, lopping off boughs a. 3. to leave of'; lay aor be mad (ing between Interlucěo, ére, lúxi. 2. side, throw discon Interfusio, onis. f. a pour. to shine beiween, be con tinue, omit, cease Interfüsus, a, um. pt. of in spicuous, stand thin and Intermorlor, i, rtuus. d. 3. terfundo, flowing be be seen through to die in the mean time, tween, besprinkled, mark. Interlūco (inter, lux), āre. die, be forgotten ed act. 1. to make a glude in Intermoridus, a, um. pt. of Intergerinus paries, a par. the inidst of a wuod, lup, intermorior litiun-wall or clear away boughs lutermundtuin, i. n. 2. the Intergeryum, i. n. 2. idem Interludium, i, n. 2. an in distance between divers Interjacěo, ēre, cui. n. 2. to terlude turids lie between (while Interlūdo, ére, ûsi, üsum. Iuterinurālis, e. adj. that is Interibi, adv, in the mean act. 3. to play between, or between two walls Interjectio, onis. f. 3. aan amongst Internāscor, ci, nātus. d. to interjection, an interpusi. Interlūuis, e. adj. moonless, spring up tion, a parenthesis dark Interneciālis, e. adj. inortal, Interjēctus, a, um. pt. of Interluntum, i. n. 2. the deudly (nuin interjició between change of the moon, Internecies, ii. f. 5. ulter Interjēctus, us. m. a nying conjunction of the sun Internecinus, & Interueci. Interjico (inter, jacio), and moon vus, a, umn. adj. murtal, cère, jeci, jectum. act. 3. Interlio, uěre, ui, utum. deadly, ciel, bloody to casi, set, pui, or place act. 3. to flow, or run be. Internecio onís. f. 3. unibetween, or among (ween, 18h [current versal slaughier, utter Inter.m, adv. in the mean Interluvies, ēi.f.5. a stream, ruin, greut carnage time, in the mean while, Interluvium, i. n. 2. idem Internecive, adv. wuh uiter sometimes, now und then, Intermauěo, ēre, nsi, nsum. destruction a sudden, nut with 1. 2. to ubiae, continue Iuterněco, äre, cui & cavi, standing among ctum cãtum. a. l. to Interimo (inter, emo), Intermedius, &, am. adj. in. put all to the word měre, rēmi, mptum. act. termediate, lying, or | Internäcto, tère, xui 8 xi, 3. to kill, or stay, tuke placed in the middle xum. a. 3. to knit, or the awy, consume, reduce Intermenstruum, i. n. the together, interlace Interfor, ius, adj. comp. in. new Moon mestris Internidifico, åre. a. 1. 13 ner, deeper, nearer Intermensträus, vid. Inter build its nest umung Interítio, onis. f. 3. a pe. Intei měo, äre. Deut. 1. 10 Internigrans, tis. adj. blackTishing (tereo gu, puss, or flow between, ish (shine umung Interitus, a, um. pt. of in or through Internitěo, ēre, tui. n. 10 loteritus, us. m. 4. death, Intermēstris, e. adj. be. Interuodium, i. n. f liter desti uction, tuin, utter longing to the space be. nodYus, i, m. 2. the space decry, extinction tween the old moun und be.ween two kuoti, or luterjūnctus, a, um. pt. of Joints, a knuckle Interjüngo, gěre, nxi, nc- Intermico, åre. cui. n. 1. to Interuosco, cěre, novi, no. tum. act. 3. to join togeshine among tum. act. 3. to know a. ther, or between, unyoke, Interminatio, onis. f. 3. a mungst others, discern, bait, or stay at a place threatening distinguish Intersus. ndv. comp. more Interminātus, a, um. pt. s Internunca, æ. f. 1. a fe. inwardly adj. threatened, forbid. mule messenger Interlabor, i, apsus. d. to den, unlimited Internuncio, äre. act. 1. 20 fall between lutermino, äre, neut. 1. to 80 en a message on the new |