Glossary of Latin Words.
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- impetitio:—an impeachment; a claim.
- impiynoratissia:—adj. as a pledge.
- impinguare:—to fatten.
- implacitare:— to implead, to sne.
- implementum:— complement; an utensil.
- implicate:— a landing-stage, a mooring-place.
- impoisonare:—to poison.
- impomentitm:— a dessert of fruit.
- importance:— importance.
- imposterum: —hereafter.
- impotionare:— to poison.
- impressor:—a printer.
- impressus:— an adherent, a partisan.
- impretiabilis:— invaluable.
- imprimere:—to print.
- imprisa, imprisia:— enterprise.
- imprisius:—an adherent.
- imprisonameniare:— to imprison.
- imprisonamentum:—imprisonment.
- imprisonre:— to imprison.
- imprisus:— an adherent.
- improbatio:—disapproval; disproof.
- improperare:— to blame; to impute.
- improperatio: - disgrace; insult.
- impropriato:—an ecclesiastical benefice in the hands of a layman.
- impruiamentum:— the improvement of land, sometimes written appruiamentum.
- impruiare:— to improve land.
- inabilitas. See inhabilitas.
- inactitare:—to register.
- inamelatus:—enamelled.
- inancia:—advantage, advance.
- inannulatus:—not ringed (of a pig)
- inantea:—henceforth.
- inbasciator:— an ambassador.
- inbladare:— to sow with corn.
- inbladatio:— growing crops.
- inblaura:— the product of land (imbladatura).
- inbreviare. See imbreviare.
- inbrochiare:— to broach.
- inbullare:— to insert in a bull.
- incarvare:—to imprison.
- incartare:— to grant by a written deed.
- incastellare:- to fortify.
- incausare:—to implead.
- incaustorium:— an inkhorn.
- incaustum:—ink.
- incensare:— -to use incense; to confer an office.
- incerchare:—to seek.
- incertum opus:— rubble work.
- incheraxare:— to put in writing.
- inchartare. See incartare.
- inclaudare:—to fetter.
- inclausa. See inclausura.
- inclaustrum:—a cloister.
- inclausura:—an enclosure, a home close.
- inclavare:—to prick with a nail.
- includere:— to enclose.
