* in-im
cus, -a, -um (-amcus), unfriendly, hostile; inimcus, -, m., personal enemy
inquit
s, -ttis,f., unevenness, unfavorableness; injustice, unfairness; iniquity, sin (EL)
in-quus, -a, -um (-aequus), unequal, uneven; unfair, unjust, adverse
initium, -, m., beginning
* ini
ria, -ae,f., injury, injustice, wrong, harm
in-iuss, idiomatic abl., without orders or command
in-istitia, -ae,f., injustice
* in-istus, -a, -um, unjust; adv. inist
in-laesus, -a, -um, uninjured
inlstris, -e, bright, clear, illustrious, famous
in-ntor, -, -nxusor-nsus sum, lean on, support oneself by
in-nocns,gen. -entis, guiltless, innocent, harmless
innocentia, -ae,f., innocence
in-noxius, -a, -um,lit. not harming; harmless; innocent
in-numerbilis, -e, countless
inopia, -ae,f., want, lack, need
in-ops,gen. -opis,adj., poor, needy, lacking, destitute
in-p
n:seeim-pn
* inquam, I say; inquis, you say; inquit, he says: defective verb used parenthetically in direct quotations and repetitions
in-quit (1), disturb, disquiet
inqust , -nis, f., inquiry
in-rde, -re, -rs, -rsum, laugh at, mock, ridicule
in-ritus, -a, -um, not valid, invalid, void, useless
n-snbilis, -e, incurable
n-sni (4), be mad, be insane
n-ser, -ere, -sv, -situm, sow in, implant, instill
n-ser, -ere, -seru, -sertum, put in, insert, introduce, join
n-side, -re, -sd, -sessum, lit. sit in; possess, occupy
nsidiae, -rum, f. pl., ambush; plot, treachery
nsiditor, -ris, m., a man in ambush, waylayer, plotter
n-sd, -ere, -sd, -sessum, sit down on, settle in
nsignis, -e, distinguished, notable
n-sipins, gen. -entis, unwise, foolish; as a noun, m., fool
n-situs, -a, -um, implanted, innate
n-sns, gen. -ntis, innocent, guiltless
n-sprtus, -a, -um, unhoped for, unexpected
n-spici, -ere, -spex, -spectum, examine, inspect; investigate
nstar, indecl. n. noun, image, likeness; + gen., like, as large as
n-stitu, -ere, -tu, -ttum, establish, appoint; determine; instruct
nstitti, -nis, f., = nstittum