indēmonstrābĭlis adj. not to be proved; undemonstrable indēmūtābĭlis adj. unchangeable; immutable; immutably in-dēnuntĭātus adj. not declared; announced indĕpisci in-deplōrātus adj. unwept; undeplored in-deprāvātus adj. uncorrupted; undepraved indeprĕcābĭlis adj. that cannot be averted by prayer indeprĕhensĭbĭlis adj. undiscoverable indeprensus adj. unobserved; undiscovered indeptāre indeptus in-descriptus adj. not divided in-dēsertus adj. not deserted; unforsaken in-dēsĕs adj. not inactive; free from indolence in-dēsignātus adj. undesigned indēsĭnens adj. incessant; incessantly in-despectus adj. that one cannot look down into; unfathomable in-destrictus adj. untouched; uninjured; unhurt indētermĭnābĭlis adj. that cannot be defined; indeterminable indētermĭnātus adj. undefined; unlimited in-dētonsus adj. unshorn; with unshorn hair; beard indetrībĭlis adj. that cannot be rubbed; worn out indetrītus adj. not worn out indēvītātus adj. unavoided; certainly striking indēvŏrātus in-dēvōtē adv. in-dēvōtĭo want of religion; want of principle; irreverence; irreligion; impiety in-dēvōtus adj. impiously; unconscientiously index he who; that which; points out; a pointer; the forefinger Indi Indĭa India; a country extending from the Indus to China; India this side of the Gang… Indĭānus adj. Indian indĭcābĭlis adj. that indicates; indicative indĭcātĭo an indicating; setting; rating; a valuation;; value indĭcātīvus adj. indicative indĭcātor one that points out indĭcātūra an indicating; rating; value; price; rate indīcendus indīcens adj. that does not say indĭcīna a notice; information; summons indĭcĭum a notice; information; discovery; disclosure; charge indĭcīvus adj. indicating; indicative; subst; the informer in-dĭco v. a. to point out; indicate; to show; declare; disclose in-dīco v. a. to declare publicly; to proclaim; publish; announce; to appoint indictīcĭus adj. declared; proclaimed indictĭo a declaration; imposition; an impost; tax; A space of fifteen years indictĭōnālis adj. relating to an impost; tax indictīvus adj. declared; proclaimed indictus in-dictus adj. Not said; unsaid; without a hearing; unheard; Unspeakable indĭcŭlum a short list; catalogue Indĭcus adj. of India; Indian; Subst; indigo indĭdem adv. from the same; from the same place; From the same matter; thing in-dĭes from day to day; in-diffĕrens adj. in which there is no difference; indifferent; making no difference; careless; n… in-diffĕrentĭa want of distinction; difference; similarity; equivalence in-diffĭculter adv. easily indĭgĕna adj. born in a country; native; subst; a native indĭgens P. a. indĭgentĭa Need; want; indigence; Insatiableness; insatiable desire indĭgĕnus adj. native; vernacular indĭgĕo v. n. to need; want; to stand in need; want of; be in want of Indĭgĕs indĭges adj. needy; indigent indīgestē adv. indīgestĭbĭlis adj. indigestible in-dīgestĭo indigestion in-dīgestus adj. unarranged; without order; confused; undigested; Suffering from indigestion indīgestus indigestion Indĭgĕtĕs heroes elevated to the rank of gods after their death; and regarded as the patr… indĭgĕto v. freq. to call upon; invoke indĭgĭtāmenta religious books containing the names of the gods and prescribing the mode of wo… indĭgĭto indignābundus adj. full of indignation; enraged; indignant indignandus P. a. indignans P. a. indignanter adv. indignātĭo displeasure; indignation; disdain; expressions of indignation; an exciting of i… indignātĭuncŭla slight indignation indignātīvus adj. passionate; irascible indignātus P. a. indignē adv. indignĭtas unworthiness; vileness; enormity; heinousness; Unworthy indignĭter adv. in-dignor v. dep. a. to consider as unworthy; improper; to be angry; displeased at; to be indignant in-dignus adj. unworthy; undeserving; qui; ut; not deserving any thing indĭgus adj. needing; in want indĭgŭus adj. needing; in want in-dīlĭgens adj. careless; heedless; negligent; neglected; carelessly in-dīlĭgentĭa carelessness; heedlessness; negligence in-dīlūcesco v. inch. n. to begin to grow light in-dīmensus adj. immeasurable; innumerable in-dīmissus adj. not put away; not divorced indĭpisco indĭpiscor v. dep. a. to obtain; attain; reach; to begin; commence in-dīrectus in-dīreptus adj. unplundered in-disciplīna want of education indisciplīnātē adv. in-disciplīnātĭo want of discipline