136 INS Infestus. a, um, adj. bearing hatrea, spiteful, adverse, hostile Infinitus, a, um, part. infinite, wasi, endless; from In and Ania Indriaus, a, um, adj. feeble, infirm, mutable; from in and firmus Infixus, a, um, part. striking in, bent upon, fized; from figo Infra, prep. gee. aceus. below, be neath, under Ingene, ntia, adj. great, huge Ingravesco, Ingravescere, verb in- cep, neut, 3. to grow more heavy. to increase, to become worse; from in and gravesco Ingredior, Ingredi, ingressus sum, verb dep. 3. to enter; from in and grudior Inimicitia, a, subs. fem. 1. enmity, strife, displeasure; from in and nuicitia Inimicas, a, am, adj. unfriendly, hostile as a subs. an enemy; from in and amicus Iatque, ads. unequally unjustly; from Iniquus Iniquus, a, um, adj. unequal, un- juet; from in and equus Injuria, a, subs. fem. I. an injury, injustice, wrong, hurt; from lu and jus Injustus, a, um, adj. unjust, wrong- ful; from in and justus Innitor, inniti, innlaus et innixus sum, verb dep. 3. to lean, to de- pend upon; from in and nitor Innoxius, a, un, adj. innocent, harmless; from in and noxiua Innumerus, a, um, adj. iznumer able; frum in and numerus Inupia, e, subs. fem. 1. want, scar city, dearth; from in and opes Inquam, inquis, inquit, &c. verb de fect. I say Insequor, Instqui, insecutus sum, verb. dep. 3. to follow after, to pursue; from in and sequor Lazero, insĕrère, insoril, fuaertum, verb act. 3. to put in or upon, to insert, to meddle; from in and Bern Insiden, instdere, insed!, insessum, verb neut. 2. to sit upon, to pos sess; from In and sedeo Insidiæ, drum, suba. Jem. plur. 1. an ambush, anares, treachery; from Ausiden Invigne, in, subs acut. 3 plur. in INT signia, an eneign, a badge, a mark of distinction; from In a Bigti um Insignis, is, e, adj. remarkable, no table, famous; from in and sig Insilio, insilire, insflüt et ins insultum, verb next. 4. to trap upan; from in and salto Insisto, insistere, lastīts, Institum. verb next. 3. to stand upon, 4 stop, to urge, to insist upon; from in and misto Lasons, ntia, adj. guiltless, innaɛIAŁ harmless; from in and sons Instar, subs, neut. indccl. the big ness, the likeness Institio, luettuere, institul, inst tūtum, verb act. 3. to institute, to appoint, to set in order from in and statuo Institutum, i, saba. meut. aeus- tom, a statute, a purpose; from instituo Insta, Instäre, Institi, institum, verb neut. 1. to urge, to press, to be at hand; from In and sto Insulto, insultare, insultav, Insul tium, verb mest. 1. to leap up to inauit; from in and sulto Inan, Inesse, verb irreg. to be im; from in and sum Insuper, conj. moreover, socr and besides, upon from in and super> Intelligo, Intelligere, intellexi, 'in- tellectum, verb act. 3. to under stand, to know, to mean; from inter and lego Intendo, intendere, intendl, inten- sum, et intentum, verb act. 3. to band, to stretch, to design; from in and tendo Inter, prep. gov. accus. between, Among Interclido, intercludere, interclust Interclusain, verb act. 3. to skut up, to shut in; from inter and claudo Interdico, Interdicere, interdixl, in- terdictum, verb act. 3. to forbid, to prohibit, to kinder; from inte and dico Interdiu, ada. during the day, is the daytime; from Inter and dica Interdum, adv. sometimes, now and then, from inter and durn Intöreà, adv. in the mean frie from inter and is
