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iacere [2]: to lie
iacere [3]: to throw
iactantia {f}: boasting
display
ostentation
iactus {m}: throw
iam: already
iambeus: iambiclitt.
iambicus: iambic
iambus {m}: iambuslitt.
iantaculum {n}: breakfastgastr.
ianua {f}: door
gate
Ianuarius: of January
of Janus
of the month of January
Ianuarius {m}: January
Iapetus {m}: Iapetusmyth.
Japetus [Iapetus]myth.
Iaponicus [rec.]: Japanese
ibi: there
ictericus: jaundiced
ictus: excited
ictus {m}: bite
blow
stabbing
stroke
thrust
idea {f}: idea
idiota {m}: ignorant person
layman
outsider
uneducated man
idiotae {m.pl}: common throng
fickle mass
idioticus: ignorant
uneducated
unskilful [Br.]
unskillful [Am.]
idololatria {f}: idolatry
idolism
idolum {n}: idol
iecur {n}: liveranat.gastr.
ieiunus: thirsty
ientaculum {n}: breakfast
igitur: accordingly
consequently
so
then
therefore
ignipes: fiery-footed
ignipotens: ignipotent
potent in fire
ignipotens {m}: ruler of fire
ignis {m}: fire
ignominia {f}: disgrace
dishonor [Am.]
dishonour [Br.]
ignominy
ignoratio {f}: ignorance
unacquaintance
want of knowledge
ignoratus: unknown
ille: that
those
illi: him [indirect object]
illic: there
illicitator {m}: mock-purchaser
sham-bidder
illud {n}: that
illunis: moonless
without moonlight
illusio {f}: deceit
illusion
irony
jeering
mocking
illustris: illustrious
illutibarbus: with a filthy beard
imaginari [1]: to fancy
to imagine
to picture to oneself
imaginarius: imaginary
imaginatio {f}: imagination
imaginosus: full of fancies
imago {f}: image
likeness
imago {f} photographica: photograph
imber {m}: rain
imitari [1]: to imitate
imitatio {f}: imitation
immanis: enormous
imparatus: not ready
unfurnished
unprepared
unprovided
imparens: disobedient
impedimenta {n.pl}: train
impensa {f}: charge [fee]
impensus: considerable

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iacere `[2]`	to lie
iacere `[3]`	to throw
iactantia `{f}`	boasting
iactantia `{f}`	display
iactantia `{f}`	ostentation
iactus `{m}`	throw
iam	already
litt. iambeus	iambic
iambicus	iambic
litt. iambus `{m}`	iambus
gastr. iantaculum `{n}`	breakfast
ianua `{f}`	door
ianua `{f}`	gate
Ianuarius	of January
Ianuarius	of Janus
Ianuarius	of the month of January
Ianuarius `{m}`	January
myth. Iapetus `{m}`	Iapetus
myth. Iapetus `{m}`	Japetus `[Iapetus]`
Iaponicus `[rec.]`	Japanese
ibi	there
ictericus	jaundiced
ictus	excited
ictus `{m}`	bite
ictus `{m}`	blow
ictus `{m}`	stabbing
ictus `{m}`	stroke
ictus `{m}`	thrust
idea `{f}`	idea
idiota `{m}`	ignorant person
idiota `{m}`	layman
idiota `{m}`	outsider
idiota `{m}`	uneducated man
idiotae `{m.pl}`	common throng
idiotae `{m.pl}`	fickle mass
idioticus	ignorant
idioticus	uneducated
idioticus	unskilful `[Br.]`
idioticus	unskillful `[Am.]`
idololatria `{f}`	idolatry
idololatria `{f}`	idolism
idolum `{n}`	idol
anat.gastr. iecur `{n}`	liver
ieiunus	thirsty
ientaculum `{n}`	breakfast
igitur	accordingly
igitur	consequently
igitur	so
igitur	then
igitur	therefore
ignipes	fiery-footed
ignipotens	ignipotent
ignipotens	potent in fire
ignipotens `{m}`	ruler of fire
ignis `{m}`	fire
ignominia `{f}`	disgrace
ignominia `{f}`	dishonor `[Am.]`
ignominia `{f}`	dishonour `[Br.]`
ignominia `{f}`	ignominy
ignoratio `{f}`	ignorance
ignoratio `{f}`	unacquaintance
ignoratio `{f}`	want of knowledge
ignoratus	unknown
ille	that
ille	those
illi	him `[indirect object]`
illic	there
illicitator `{m}`	mock-purchaser
illicitator `{m}`	sham-bidder
illud `{n}`	that
illunis	moonless
illunis	without moonlight
illusio `{f}`	deceit
illusio `{f}`	illusion
illusio `{f}`	irony
illusio `{f}`	jeering
illusio `{f}`	mocking
illustris	illustrious
illutibarbus	with a filthy beard
imaginari `[1]`	to fancy
imaginari `[1]`	to imagine
imaginari `[1]`	to picture to oneself
imaginarius	imaginary
imaginatio `{f}`	imagination
imaginosus	full of fancies
imago `{f}`	image
imago `{f}`	likeness
imago `{f}` photographica	photograph
imber `{m}`	rain
imitari `[1]`	to imitate
imitatio `{f}`	imitation
immanis	enormous
imparatus	not ready
imparatus	unfurnished
imparatus	unprepared
imparatus	unprovided
imparens	disobedient
impedimenta `{n.pl}`	train
impensa `{f}`	charge `[fee]`
impensus	considerable

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