interdiī, ado., in the daytime. interdum, adv., at times, sometimes, from time to time. intericiō, -icere, -feci, -fectus, tr., kill. interimn, adu., meanwhile, in the meantime. destruction, nteritus, -ūs, m., intermittō, -mittere, -misi, -missus, tr. and intr., cease, discontinue, break. interpellō, -İre, -āvi, -ktus, tr., in- terrupt. interrogỏ, -āre, -āvi, -Atus, tr., ques- tion, ask intersum, -esse, -ful, -ure (At), bave part take part (in), intervāllum, , n., interval; ex in- tervāllō, after an interval, at intervals within. wiūh intra, acc., prep. intro, adr., within, in. intrō, -āre, -Avi, -&tus, tr. and intr. come in, enter, come (into). intrōdūcō, -đūcere, -đūd, -đuctus, into). Cak intus, adu., within, inside. ire -ēni, -ventus, tr. fnd meet. come to invideō, -vidēre, -vidi, -visum, tr and intr., envy, grudge. invidia, -ae, f., envy, jealousy, ill- will; stigna. invitō, āre, -Avi, -ātus, tr., invite. invitus, -&, -um, adj., unwilling, re- luctant, against (one's) will, des- pite (one's) will. Iōnās, -ae, m., Jonah. lōnius, -&, -um, adj., Ionian. ipse, ipsa, ipsum, intens. pro., my self, yourself, himself, ete.; gen., own, his own, elc.; (the) very, mere, unadulterated; personally, of (one's) own accord, in person,
with (one's) own hand; even: bare (hand); as noun, he, she, it; ipsa in porta, full in the gate; Belf OWn perwon)., elc Se n ira, -ae, j., anger, wrath. iriscor, irāsci, irātus sum, intr., become angry, be angry; part. as adj., irātus, a, -um, angry, angered, incensed, in a passion. iritus, -&, -um, adj., void, worthless, in vain dem non ad adi.. this t thenon he, she t. the man, Neut., id, a thing, etc.; ea quae, what. iste, ista, istud, dem. pron. and adj., this, that, that... of yours; this sort of, such; a8 noun, he, she, Isthmus, -, m, the Isthmus of Cor- inth. ita, adv., thus, so, in that way; so very; (Gust) 80, yes; in questions, really? ita vērő, just so, quite so. See habeō, Italia, -ae, f., Italy. Italicus, -a, -um, adj., Italian. itaque, conj., and so, therefore. iter, -ineris, n., journey, march, way. See carpa, facio, ingredior, and tendo. iterum, adv., again, once more. See semel. Iriōn, -onis, m., a sufferer in the Lower World I (Consonant)* iaceō, -ēre, -ui, intr., lie. iaciō, iacere, iēci, iactus, tr., throw, hurl. cAst, iactő, -āre, -āvi, -Atus, tr., toSs; sẽ iactare, put on airs. iactūra, -ae, f., loSs. For words beginning with I vowel, see page 262 .
