* indu
, -ere, -u
, -
tum, put on, dress; wrap, entangle
in-dr
sc, -ere, -dru, become hard, be hardened
industria, -ae,f., diligence, industry; d or ex industri
, intentionally, on purpose
indtiae, -rum,f. pl., truce
inbri (1), intoxicate
in-e, -re, -i, -itum, go into, enter upon, undertake, commence
in-ept, adv., unsuitably, foolishly
in-eptus, -a, -um (in-aptus), unsuitable, silly, absurd
in-err (1), wander over
in-ers,gen. -ertis,lit. without skill; lazy, idle; dull
inertia, -ae,f., inactivity, laziness
*n-fmia, -ae,f., ill report, ill repute, disgrace, reproach
n-fmis, -e, disreputable, infamous, disgraceful
n-fns, -fantis, m.lf., infant
n-flx, gen. -cis, unhappy, unfortunate, miserable
nfnsus, -a, -um, hostile
nfernus, -a, -um, underground, infernal; nfernum, -, n., the depths of the earth
*n-fer, -ferre, intul, inltum, bring in, introduce; occasion, produce; bellum nferre + dat., make war on
nferus, -a, -um, below; nfer, -rum, m. pl., those below, the dead; compar. nferior, -ius, lower, inferior; superl. nfimus, -a, -um (also mus, -a, -um), lowest, lowest part of; meanest, basest
*nfestus, -a, -um, unsafe, dangerous; hostile
n-fdus, -a, -um, unfaithful, untrue
n-fntus, -a, -um, infinite
nfrmits, -ttis, f., weakness
n-firmus, -a, -um, week, feeble
n-flamm (1), inflame, stir up, rouse
n-fltus, -a, -um, blown up, puffed up, haughty
n-flexibilis, -e, inflexible
n-frmis, -e, shapeless, hideous
n-frm (1), to form, shape; describe; educate
n-fund, -ere, -fd, -fsum, pour in, on, over
ingemsc, -ere, -gemu, groan
in-gener (1), implant
* ingenium, -, n., inborn ability, nature, talent, genius
* ingns,gen. -entis, vast, huge, immense
ingenuus, -a, -um, native, free born
in-grtus, -a, -um, ungrateful; displeasing
in-gravsc, -ere, become heavy, become a burden, grow worse
in-gredior, -gred, -gressus sum, go into, go forward, advance; undertake
in-hibe, -ere, -u, -itum, hold back, restrain
in-hmnus, -a, -um, inhuman, savage, cruel
