hos-ing] VOCABULARY. 131 hospes, itis, c, a guest, host, stranger. hospitium, ii, n., hospUalUy, friendship. hostia, ae, f., a mctim. hostilis, e, adj., hostile, hostis, is, c, an enemy. hue, adv. hither. huiusiDodi, of this kind. humerus, i, m., the shoulder, hunio, V. 1, to }ywry. humor, oris, m., moisture, humus, iy f., the ground. hydra, ae^ f., a VKUer-snaJee. laceo, cui, citum, y. 2, to lie, iactator, oris, m., a boaster. iactura, ae, f., loss, a throwing over- hoard. iactus, us, m., a cast. iaculum, i, n., a javelin, iam, adv., «ow, already. iaiiitor, oris, m., a gaoler, doorkeeper. ianua, ae, f., a door. ibi, adv., there. ibidem, adv. , in the same place, ibis, is, and idis, f., the ibis. ichneumon, onis, m., the ichneumon, too, ici, ictum, v. 3, to strike. idem, eadem', idem, pron., the sam>e. idoneus, a, um, adj., proper, suitaMe, igitur, adv., therefore, ignarus, a, um, adj., ignorant, ignis, is, m.,Jire. igiiosco, novi, notum, v. 8, to pardon, ignotus, a, um, adj., unknoton. illaesus, a, um, adj., unhurt. ille, a, Ulud, pron., he, she, it. illido, si, sum, v. 3. to dash c^ainst. (in-laedo.) illucesco, luxi, v. 8, incep., to grow light, dawn. illustris, 6, adj., distinguis?ied, imber, bris, m., rain. immanlB, e, adj., huge, savage. immensus, a, um, adj., huge, (in-metior.) immineo, v. 2, to overhang, immolo, v. 1, to sa<ynfice. immortalis, e, adj., immortal, immotus, a, um, adj., immovable, impatiens, entis, adj., impatient. impedimentum, 1, n., an obstacle; in plur., baggage. impedio, ivi or ii, itum, v. 4, to hinder. imperator, oris, m., a general. imperium, ii, n., command, rule, impero, v. 1, to order, command. impetro, v. 1, to obtain by asking, impetus, us, m., a charge, force. impingo, pegi, pactum, v. 3, to dash against. implico, V. 1, to erUangle. impono, posui, positum, v. 3, to place upon. importo, v. 1, to hina in. improvisus, a, um, adj., unexpected. imprudens, entis, adj., unaware, (in- providens.) impudens, entis, adj., shameless. impune, adv., safely, (in-punio.) imus, a, um, adj., bottom, lowest. See inferus. in, prep., in, into, against, inaures, ium, f., earrings, inauro, y.l, to gild. incendium, ii, n., a burning. incendo, di, sum, v. 3, to kindle, bum, inceptum, i, n., an undertaking. incertus, a, um, adj., un^rtain. incido, cidi, casum, v. 3, to fall upon, happen, occur, fall in with. incipio, cepi, ceptum, v. 3, to begin. includo, si, sum, v. 3, to shut in, (in- claudo.) incola, ae, c, an inhabitant, incolo, lui, v. 3, to inhabit, incolnmiSj e, adj., safe. incredibilis, e, adj. , incredible. increpo, ui, itum, v. 1, to reproach. incurro, curri, cursum, v. 3, to rush upon, fall into J incur. incutio, cussi, cussum, v. 3, to strike upon, produce, inspire wUh, indago, v. 1, to trace. inde, adv., thence. indico, v. 1, to point out. indigena, ae, adj., naiive. indignor, v. 1, dep., to consider un- worthy, to be angry. indignus, a, um, aaj., unworthy, indoles, is, f., disposition. induco, zi, ctum, v. 3, to induce, induo, ui, utum, v. 3, to put on, industria, ae, f., diligence. inebriatus, a, um, part, (inebrio), drunken. ineo, ivi and ii, itum, v. 4, to enter, adopt. infelix, icis, &d}., unhappy, unfortunate. infensus, a, um, adj., ^stUe. infercio, si, sum, v. 4, to stuff into. (in-farcio.) infero, intuli, illatum, v. irreg., to brin^ in, wage, inflict. inferus, a, um, adj., low. infligo, ixi, ictum, v. 3, to strike upon, inflict. infundo, fudi, fusum, v. 3, to pour in. ingenium, ii, n., disposition, talents. ingens, tis, adj., immense.
