INC INF Improbitas, ats, suba. fem. I. disincha, Inenbare, incubul, inclby- Resty, wickedness; from im probus Improbus, a, um, adj. dishonest, wicked, base; from in and probue Inpunè, ado. with impunity, safe- ly; frum in and punilo In, prep. gor. accus. or abl. into, in Inambulo, irambulare, inanibulavi, inambalatum, verb mert. 1. to walk up and down; from in and ambulo Inauditus, a, um, part, unheard of, strange; from in and auditus Innurls, is, subs. fem. 3. an earing; from in and auris Incedo, incedere, incessl, Incessum, verb neut. 3. to go, to walk; from in and cedo tuin, verb nent. 1. to lie wpon, t sit upon, to broad ever, to dwell; from in and cubo Incitio,lacutere, incussi, lucuskum verb act. 3. to strike upon, to strike into, to cast into; from in and quatio Inde, ado. from thence, thence, them, afterwards Indicium, li, subs, neut. 2 a disco very, a sign, a mark; from index Indico, indicare, lodicavi, Indies. tum, verb act. 1. to discover, be point out, to show; from in and díco Indies, ado. daily, every day; from In and dies Indiguntio, on la, aubs. fem. 3. indig nation, anger; from indignor Indignè, adv. unworthily, shame- Incendium, i, subs, ment. 2. a fire, a burning from incendo Incendo, incendere, incendi, incenfully from indignus sum, verb act. to set on fire, to Indignitas, ntis, subs. fem. 3. base burn, to infame; from la ani ness, meanness, waworthiness; candeo from indignus Incida, incidere, incidi, incaeum. verb rent. 3. to fall into, to fal apon; from in and cado Inclamo, inclamare, inclamavi, in- clamam, verb act. 1. to call in; from in and cinmo Indiunor, Indignari, indignan sum, verb dep. 1. to be very an gry from indignus Iudo, indere, indīdi, inditum, verb act. 3. to set in, to put; from in and do Inclina, inclinare, Inclinavi, incll-Indalus, is, enbe. fem. 3. increase, nium, verb act. and neut. 1. to bend, to incline, to change; from in and clino Includo, includere, inclflat, incin- sum, verb act. 3, to include, to shut up from In and clausla Incoln, Incolore, incolul, incultum, verb act. 3. to inhabit, to dwell from in and colo Incolumis, us, e, adj, safe, sound, whole Incommodum, f, subs, neut. 2. an inconvenience, a disadvantage, a loss; from in and conimoduni lacorumŏdua, a. um, adj, incommo- dious, inconvenient, troublesome; from in and commodua inconsideratus, a, um, adj. inconsi derate, thoughtless; from in and conslibro Incredibile, ie, a, adj. incredible, at to be believed; from in and credibills Increpo, nerfpire, Iner pul, incre- pitum, verb act. 1. to chide, to Blame; from lu and crepo cowardliness, aptness, disposition Induco, indicere, indixi, Inductam merb act. 3. to lead into, to intro duce, to bring in; from in and duc Indulgen, Indulgare, indulal, verb neut. 2. to indulge, to gratify, to be kind to India, Indiere, indil, indutum, verb act. 3. to put on Industrius, a, um, adj. Industrious, active, diligent, careful; from in and strud Ineo, inire, inft, Intrum, verb neat. irreg. to enter, to go in; from in and ea In fans, ntis, subs. eam. gen. 3. am infant, a child fulantia, e, subs, fem. 1. infancy, childhood; from Infans Infantilus, t, subs, masc. 2, e litth infant, a babe; from infana Infensus, a, um, adj. angry, offend ad, ill, bad Infero, inferre, Intill, illatum, verb act. irreg. to bring in, to make; from in and fero !
