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incīdŭus incĭens adj. pregnant; with young incīlis adj. cut in; ditches; trenches; Substt; a ditch incīlo v. a. to rebuke; blame incinctus incĭnĕfactus adj. made ashes incĭnĕrārĭum hair - dressing incingo v. a. to gird; gird about; surround incingŭlum a girdle incĭno v. a. and n. to blow; sound; to sing; Neutr incĭpesso incĭpĭo v. a. and n. to begin; to take in hand; tempp. press; tempp. perff; ab incĭpisso v. a. to begin in-circum prep. round about in-circumcīsus adj. uncircumcised in-circumscriptus adj. unlimited; infinite incīsē adv. incīsim adv. in short clauses incīsĭo A cutting into; cut; incision; an incision; a division incīsum incīsūra a cutting into; incision; incisure; A natural incision; indentation; incīsus incīsus an incision incĭtābĭlis incĭtābŭlum an incentive incĭtāmentum an incitement; inducement; incentive; ad; quo incĭtātē adv. incĭtātĭo an inciting; incitement; rousing; instigating; violent motion incĭtātor an inciter incĭtātrix she that incites; instigates incĭtātus P. a. incĭtātus rapid motion; incĭtēga N. cr in-cĭto v. a. to set in rapid motion; to hasten; urge forwards;; to put one; s self in rapid … in-cĭtus adj. set in rapid motion; rapid; swift; violent incĭtus adj. immovable; substt; to bring to a stand-still; reduce to extremity: Sy; Mi incĭtus quick motion in-cīvīlis adj. unmannerly; impolite; uncivil;; unreasonable; unjust incīvīlĭtas uncourteousness; incivility incīvīlĭter adv. inclāmātĭo a calling out; exclaiming against inclāmĭto v. freq. a. to call out; exclaim against; to abuse; scold in-clāmo v. a. and n. To cry out to; to call upon; to invoke; to call out against; exclaim against inclango v. n. in-clāresco v. inch. n. to become clear; light; to become famous; celebrated in-clārus adj. obscure in-clēmens adj. unmerciful; harsh; rough; rigorously; harshly inclēmenter aav inclēmentĭa unmercifulness; harshness; roughness; severity inclīnābĭlis adj. that readily leans to; prone; Not to be moved; bent inclīnāmentum the formative termination inclīnātĭo a leaning; bending; inclining; the inclination; slope inclīnātīvus adj. enclitic inclīnātus P. a. inclīnātus the formation; derivation inclīnis adj. bending; bowing inclīnis adj. unbending; unalterable in-clīno v. a. and n. to cause to lean; bend; incline; turn; to bend down inclĭtus in-clūdo v. a. to shut up; shut in; confine; enclose; imprison inclūsĭo a shutting up; confinement inclūsor one who encloses; enchases inclūsus inclŭtus adj. celebrated; renowned inclўtus in-cŏactus adj. not compelled; voluntary incoctĭlis adj. Cooked in; subst; vessels overlaid; washed with metal; tinned vessels incoctĭo a boiling in; an incoction incoctus incoctus adj. uncooked; raw; the bad humor not worked off incoenatus incoeptum incoercitus adj. unrestrained in-cōgĭtābĭlis adj. thoughtless; inconsiderate; inconceivable; incomprehensible incōgĭtans adj. thoughtless; inconsiderate incōgĭtantĭa thoughtlessness; inconsiderateness incōgĭtātus adj. unconsidered; unstudied; thoughtless; inconsiderate in-cōgĭto v. a. to think of; contrive; design in-cognĭtus adj. Not examined; untried; Not known; unknown; unparalleled in-cognoscĭbĭlis adj. incomprehensible; not to be known; discerned in-cognosco v. inch. n. to learn; find out incŏhāmenta first principles; rudiments; elements incŏhātĭo a beginning incŏhātīvus adj. beginning; denoting a beginning; inchoative; incŏhātor a beginner incŏhĭbeo incŏhĭbĭlis adj. that cannot be held; kept together; That cannot be restrained incoho v. a. and n. to lay the foundation of; to begin; commence; only begun; unfinished incoinquĭnābĭlĭter adv. in-cŏinquĭnātus adj. unde filed; unpolluted incŏla an inhabitant; a resident; a foreign resident; the natives incŏlātus a resid?*!ing; a dwelling in in-cŏlo v. a. and n. to cultivate; to dwell; abide in; to inhabit; Neutr incŏlo in-cŏlor colorless incŏlōrātē adv. without alleging a cause in-cŏlŭmis adj. unimpaired; uninjured; in good condition; still alive; safe incŏlŭmĭtas good condition; soundness; safety in-cōmis adj. unpleasant; ungracefully; without pleasantry in-cŏmĭtātus adj. unaccompanied; unattended