IMM Idcirco, ao. therefore, thereupon Lien, elem, idem, adj. pron. the same; from is and dem Identidem, ado. ever and aron; from ideni Ideo, conj. therefore, for that cause; from is Ideoque, conj. and therefore; from ⚫ideo and que Idūma, æ, prop. subs. fem. 1. the name of a country, Idumea Tens, gen. erntis, pres. part. of en, going Igitur, conj. then, therefore Ignavia, a, subs. fem. 1. sloth, co ardice; from ignavus Ignavus,a,uni, adj, slothful,coward- ly, inactive; from in and gravusi [gnus, a, um, adj. fery, flaming; from ignin Ignis,, sabe, wase. 3. fre, lightning ignominia, e, suba. fem. L. ignomi n, disgrace; from in and nomen Ignora, fgnorire, ignoravi, ignora- tum, verb act. 1. not to know, to be ignorant; from iu and gnarus Iesus, a, uni, adj. unhurt; from In and lusus Ille, a, ud, adj. pron he, she, it or that Wicio, llicère, illexl, tectum, Derb act. 3. to allure, to entice, to de- coy; from in and lacio TRIP tmmitto, maluere mutai. Immi sum, verb act. 3 to send forth, t put in, to admit; from in and anitto Immolo, immolare, immiðlavi, im- molatum, verb act. 1. to offer, is so crifice, to kill, from in and mola Immortalis, is, e, adj. immortal; from in and mortalis Immortalitoa, htis, auba, fem. 3. in mortality; from immortalls Imb, conj. nay, yes Lapedin, impedire, impedivi, imp ditum, verb act. 4. to entangle, ta obstract, to hinder; from in and peg Impello, impellere, impull, impul aum, verb act. 3. to push forward, to invite, to impel; from in and pelto Imperator, bris, subs, masc. 3. a com mander, a general; from impero Imperiumi, i, sube, neut. 2. enm mand, power, government; froa impera Impero, imperare imperavt, impl ratum, verb act. 1. to command, t rule, to enact Imperio, impertire, impertivi im pertium, verb act. 4. to impar bestow; from in and partio Impetro, impetrare, ipetravi, Im Illico, ado. immediately, straight-etratum, verb act. 1. to finish, to way; from in and locus Illuc, ade thither, to that place; from ille luceo, illicere, illuxi, verb neut. 2. to shine upon, to be day; from in and Incey Пlustris, is, e, alj. bright, illustri ous, famous; from in and lustro Illuxi, indic, perf. of illuceo, I have shone upon Imitor, äri, Imītātus sum, verb dep. to imitate, to resemble Immiěmor, orie, adj. forgetful, un- mindful; from in and memor Immensus, a um, adj. unmeasura bie, vast, immense; from in and Menu Immineo, imminere, imminul, verb next to hang oor, to be at Aand, ta threaten; from in and; minor Umminno, imminuere, imminul, im- minutum, verb act. 3. tn lessen, to abate, to diminish from in and minu⭑ cbtain by request; from iu and patro Inipetus, us, uhs. mast. 4. instinct, vioimmer, an attack; from impeta Impičjas, tis, subs. fem. 3. impiety, wickedness; from impius Impius, n, un, adj. impions, wick ad, cruel; from In and pius Implacabilis, is, e, adj, implacable; from in and placabilis Impico, implere, implevi, Impletum, verb aet. 3. to fill up, to fill, to fut l; from it and pleo Implico, implicare. in plicari, im- plicatum,ct, Implicut, implicitum, verb act. 1. to fold in, to intermix; from In and plico Imploro, implorare, Imploravi, Im- ploratum, verb act. 1. to beg for to implore; from in and plara Impono, imponere, inphsui, lumpň Bitum, perh act. 3. to put upon. impose, to inflict; from in and pote Impruhé, ada. wickedly; from in I probus
