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imbecillus weak, frail, limp.
imberbiflorus flowers beardless
imberbis without beards or spines, beardless, devoid of hairs.
imbric-, imbrica, imbrici Latin a roof tile, shingle
imbricans im'bricans (IM-bri-kans) imbricating, imbricate, from Latin imbricans, adjective, from imbrico, to
cover with gutter tiles.
imbricarius -a -um im-bri-KAH-ree-us covered spirally with broad scales arranged like the tiles of a house,
from the Latin imbrex, a tile, roofing tile, in Quercus imbricarius for the woods use as shingles or roof tiles.
imbricatus -a -um imbrica'tus (im-bri-KAY-tus) imbricated, shingled, overlapping regularly like tiles, covered
spirally with broad scales arranged like the tiles of a house
imbut Latin stained
imereticus also ibericus from Imeretia (Imeritia) in Georgia or Grusia (ancient Iberia?) in Transcaucasia,
east of the Black Sea, a province in Georgia along the Rioni river. At one time a part of Colchis.
imita Latin imitate, copy
immaculatus spotless, free from spots, immaculate, unstained.
immarginatus without margin or border.
immaturus unripe, premature.
immersus plunged, under water, dipped in water; imbedded in the substance of a leaf or thallus.
immortelle French short for fleur immortelle, feminine of immortel, one of various composite flowers of a
papery texture which retains color after being dried, an everlasting flower.
immun, immuni, immuno Latin safe, free; immunity
impar, impari Latin unequal
impari-pinnatus unpaired pinnate, i.e. without a terminal leaflet.
Impatiens (im-PAT-ee-enz) Latin for impatient, for the explosive release of seed when a ripe seed capsule is
touched. (Balsaminaceae)
impeditus hindered, obstructed
imperator regal, imperious, commanding
imperfectus -a -um imperfe'ctus (im-per-FEK-tus) lacking or wanting in organs usually present.
imperialis showy, imperial, kingly, majestic.
impet-, impetus Latin an attack
implex Latin twisted
implexus interwoven, entangled, wrapped around.
implicatus -a -um implica'tus (im-pli-KAY-tus) entangled, woven in.
impolitus -a -um impol'itus (im-POL-i-tus) matt perhaps as in without luster or dull: unfinished, lacking, having a
dull appearance.
importunus annoying
impressus impressed, sunken in, marked with small depressions.
impubus denude of hairs, bare.
impudicus shameless.
imus lowest.
Imus ad magum Ozi videndum, magum Ozi mirum mirissimum.
-in Latin in, into; not, without; on
in- un..., not .... without
In flagrante delicto caught red handed, literally “in the middle of a burning crime.”
In loco parentis in the place of a parent
in media res in the middle of things
in memoriam in memory of
In nimone Patris et Filii et Spritus Sancti In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
in rem to one’s advantage.
in vino veritas In wine, the truth. The truth comes out when your drunk.
in vitro in glass, artificial, opposed to in vivo
in vivo in life
-inae the ending of animal subfamily and plant subtribe names.
inaequabilis uneven, not level.
inaequal, inaequali Latin unequal
inaequalifolius unequal leaves