15,000 words and phrases from more than 50 languages and their

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iacta est alea [L], the die is cast (exclamation attributed to Julius Caesar
on crossing the Rubicon): Suetonius.
iam proximus ardet Ucalegon [L], already Ucalegon's house next door
is on fire: Virgil.
iam redit et Virgo, redeunt Saturnia regna [L], now returns the Virgin
(Astraea, goddess of justice, who was said to have left the earth in
the iron age), now the Saturnian (or Golden) Age returns: Virgil.
iam satis [L], already enough.
ianuae mentis [L], gates of the mind; inlets of knowledge.
ianuis clausis [L], with closed doors; in secret,
ιατρέ, θ€ράιτ€υσον aemrróv [Gr; iatré, therápeuson seautón], physician,
heal thyself: Luke iv. 23. Cf. MEDICE.
ibidem [L], in the same place (in a book): abbr. ib. or ibid.
ich bin der Geist der stets verneint [Ger], I am the spirit that always
denies: Goethe (reply of Mephistopheles to Faust).
ich bin ganz ab [Ger], I am quite exhausted.
ich danke Ihnen [Ger], thank you.
ich dien [Ger], I serve: motto of the Punce of Wales.
ich habe genossen das irdische Glück; ich habe gelebt und geliebet
[Ger], I have known earthly fortune (or I have experienced earthly
happiness); I have lived and loved: Schiller.
ici on parle français [Fr], French is spoken here.
idée fixe [Fr], fixed idea; monomania.
idem [L], the same; the same as above: abbr. id. —idem quod, the same
as: abbr. i.q. —idem sonans, sounding alike; having the same sound
(or meaning).
idem velie atque idem nolle [L], to like and dislike the same things:
Sallust.
id est [L], that is; that is to say: abbr. i.e.
id genus omne [L], all of that kind.
idhar ao [Hind], come here.
idoneus homo [L], a fit man; a man of proven ability,
ιδού ó άνθρωπος [Gr; idoù ho ánthropos], behold the man: John xix.
5. Cf. ECCE.
ieiunus raro stomachus vulgaria temnit [L], an empty stomach seldom
scorns common food: Horace.
Iesus Hominum Salvator [L], Jesus Savior of Mankind.
i frutti proibiti sono i più dolci [It], forbidden fruits are the sweetest.
igloo [Esk], Eskimo house, often built of ice.
ignavie semper feriae sunt [L], to the indolent it is always holiday.
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