INT stereo, interire, intérti, interitum, Berb next. irreg. to perish, to die, to be slain from inler and co mterficio, interficere, interfect, in- terfectum, verb act. 3. to slay, to kill, to murder; frem inter and facio [aterim, adv. in the mean time Interimo, interimere, Intercml, in- teremptum, verb act. 3. to take a- way, to ill; from inter and emo Interior, or, us, adj. compar, inner; From Intus Litermitto, intermittere, Intermisl, Intermissum, verb act. 3. to leave off, to discontinue, to cease; from inter and mitto Internecio, onia, subs. fem. 3. a mas sacre, a carnage; from inter and nex Interpello, Interpellare, interpellavt, Interpellatum, verb act. 1. to inter rupt, to disturb, to require; from inter and pella Interpres, retis, subs. com. gen. 3. a mediator, an interpreter, a south- sayer Interpretatio, Onils, subs, fem. 3. an interpretation, a translation, conjecture; from interpretor Interpretor, Interpretari, interpre tatus sum, verb dep. 1. to inter pret, to translate, to explain; from interpres Interrogo, Interrogare, interrogavi, interrogatum, verb ect. 1. to ask, to demand; from Inter and rogo Intersum, interesse, interful, verb irreg. to be present, to be com cerned; from Inter and sum Intinctus, a, um, part. dipped, stain- ed; from in and tinctia Inthierabilis, is, e, adj. intolerable; from in and tolerabilia Intonaus, a, um, adj. unshaven, not clipped rough; from In and tonsus "ntra, prep. gen. accus, within ntroduco, latrodäcäre, introdux, introductum, verb act. 3. to in troduce; to bring in; from Intro and duco tueor, intueri, Intuitus sum, serb drp. to look upen, to behold, to cunsider; from in and tueor intill, indic. perf. of infero, Ihave brought in Intumesco, intumescere, intimit, sorb scut. incept. 3. to swell sp, TR.R 13 to be swelled with anger, ta ba puffed up from in and tumeo Intus, ads. wilkin Invido, invadere, invāßl, invisum, nerb act. 3. to go, to come, tr vade, to attack, to come apex; from in and vado Invalo, luvilere, invälul, verb next. 2. to become strong, to pre vail; from in and valeo Inven loinvenire,inveni, inventum, verb act. 4. to find, to find out, to invent; from in and venio Invicem, adu. each other, by turns, one another; from in and vicis Invideo, In videre, invidi, invisum, verb act. and out. 2. to see ex- actly, to look wistfully on, to en By from in and video Invidia, e, zuba. fem. 1. envy, odium hatred, ill will; from invideo Invidus, a, um, adn. invidious, en vious from invideo Invlen, invisere, invisi, invisum, verb neut. 3. to view, to visit, from in and video Invisus, a, um, adj. unseen, Aated, odious; from invideo Invito, invitare, lovitav, invi tum, verb act. 1. to entice, to in- wits; from in and vito Iaultus, a, um, part. unrevenged, unhurt; from in and ultus Invoco, invocare, lovacavi, in vocá- tum, verb act. 1. to call upon, to invoke; from in and voce Inan, inürere, inüssl, instum, verb act. 3. to burn, to brand; from in and uro Ipae, a, um, adj. pron. he himself, she herself, itself, very Ira, e, abs. fem. 1. anger Irascor, irasci, Iralus num. zerb d 3. to be angry; from ira Iratus, a, um, perf. part. of trascor, Irrideo, irridere, Irrlal, irrium, verb act. 2. to mock, to acoff, to laugh at; from la and rideo Irrigo, irrigare, Irigivl, irrigatum, Barb act. 1. to water, to bedeas, to moisten; from in and rigo Irrimus, fs, subs, masc. 4. derision, laughter; from Irrideo Irrumpo, irrumpere, Irripi, irrup him, verb neut. 3. to break in, to enter: from in and rumpo Irrua, Irruere, Irrit irritum, k
