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infidelior insecure, treacherous.
infidelius insecure, treacherous
infimus the lowest.
infirmus -a -um infir'mus (in-FIR-mus) weak, feeble, sickly, brittle.
inflatus -a -um infla'tus (in-FLAY-tus) distended, puffed up, swollen.
inflexus bent inward, turned in, bent abruptly, incurved.
infloresc Latin begin to bloom
infortunatus unfortunate, unhappy, unlucky.
infosus sunk in, buried (as the veins in some leaves)
infra- Latin below, beneath
infra-axillary below the axil.
Infra dignitatem beneath your dignity. It is shortened to infra dig. to mean rude.
infract Latin broken, bent
infractus broken, bent.
inful, infula Latin a band, bandage
infumat Latin smoked, smoky
infundibul, infindibulum Latin a funnel
infundibuliformis funnelform, funnel-shaped, trumpet-shaped
infundibulum a funnel
infundulum a funnel
infus Latin pour in
infuscat Latin darkened
ingen, ingens, ingenti Latin large, remark-able
ingens massive, tremendous, enormous, exceptionally large.
ingluv, ingluvi Latin the crop, stomach
ingratus ungrateful, thankless.
ingricus from Ingria or Ingermanland, an ancient district of Russia now St. Petersburg (Leningrad), an area
of an ancient Finnic people, the Ingers.
inguin, inguino Latin the groin
ini (the ending of animal tribe names)
ini, inia South American a kind of porpoise
ini, inia, inio, inisum Greek the occiput, nape
initio at first
innatus imbedded, grown in (as of anthers, etc.).
innoc, innocen, innocu Latin harmless
ino Greek a fiber; muscle; the occiput
inocul, inocula Latin implant
innominatus unnamed, nameless.
innovans sprouting, having newly formed fruits.
innoxius -s -um (in-OKS-ee-us) not spiny, not injurious, New Latin from Latin innoxius, from in-, prefix
expressing negation or privation, classical Latin noxius harmful, injurious, guilty, from noxa harm, injury, and
classical Latin -ōsus (-a, -um), forming adjectives, with the sense of ‘abounding in, full of, characterized by, of
the nature of’. (OED)
inocarpus having fruit covered with filaments.
inodoratus -a -um unscented, scentless, without odor,
inodorus -a -um in-o-DO-rus inodorous, without scent, from in-, contrary, and odorus, sweet smelling,
fragrant; ill smelling.
inornatus without ornament
inops, inopis, inope Latin poor, helpless, in need, insignificant, puny, weak.
inophyllus having leaves with pronounced veins or nerves.
inopleus unarmed, deficient.
inordinatus disordered, untidy.
inornatus without adornments, modest.
-inos, -ινος Greek adjectival suffix, Latinized as inus, indicating material or color, hence possession or
resemblance.
inprimis, imprimis among the first, chiefly, especially