illĭtus a bedaubing; besmearing; anointing illĭtus illix illo adv. illoc illŏcābĭlis adj. that cannot; on account of her poverty; be disposed of in marriage illŏcālis adj. not fixed in any place; independently of place illorsum thitherwards; thither illōtus adj. unwashed; uncleaned; unclean; dirty illūbrĭcans moving in a slippery manner illuc adv. illuc illūcĕo v. n. to shine in; to light up; illuminate; give light illūcesco v. inch. n. Neutr; to grow light; begin to shine; to break; dawn illuctans struggling in illūcubrātus adj. not composed by night; not elaborated illūcŭlasco v. inch. n. to break; dawn illūdĭa illusions illūdio illūdĭum a mockery illūdo v. n. and a. Neutr; to play at; to sport with; amuse one's self with; To make sport illūmĭnābĭlis adj. that can be illuminated illūmĭnātē adv. illūmĭnātio a lighting up; enlightening illūmĭnātor an enlightener illūmĭnātrix she who enlightens illūmĭno v. a. to light up; make light; illuminate; to embellish; adorn illūmĭnus adj. without light; dark illūnis adj. moonless; without moonlight illuo Illurgavonenses Illŭrĭcus adj. illūsĭo a mocking; jeering; irony; An illusion; deceit illūsor a mocker; scoffer illūsōrĭus adj. ironical; of a mocking character illustrāmentum an embellishment; ornament illustrātĭo vivid representation illustrātor an enlightener illustrātus the dignity of an eminent man; respectability illustre adv. illustris adj. lighted up; clear; bright; light; plain illustro v. a. to light up; make light; illuminate; To make clear; to clear up illūsus illūtĭbarbus adj. with a filthy beard illūtĭlis adj. that cannot be washed out; N. cr illūtus illŭvĭes Dirt; filth; uncleanness; An overflowing; inundation illŭvĭōsus adj. dirty Illўrĭi a people on the Adriatic Sea; in the modern Dalmatia and Albania; belonging to … Ilōtae Iluro a town in; the modern Maltaeo; an inhabitant of Iluro Īlus A son of Tros; brother of Assaracus and Ganymede; father of Laomedon; king of t… Ilva the modern Island of Elba; in the Mediterranean Sea Ilvātes a Ligurian tribe im Imăchărensis adj. of Imachăra; a city in the northeastern part of Sicily; Traina; inhabitants of … ĭmāgĭnābĭlis adj. conceivable; imaginable ĭmāgĭnābundus adj. that represents; pictures to himself ĭmāgĭnālis adj. figurative; figuratively ĭmāgĭnārĭē adv. ĭmāgĭnārĭus adj. belonging to images; image; Subst; the bearer of the emperor's image; That exis… ĭmāgĭnātĭo a mental image; fancy; imagination ĭmāgĭnĕus adj. belonging to an image; image; image-figures; that serve as likenesses ĭmāgĭnĭfer an image-bearer; one who bears the emperor's image ĭmāgĭno v. a. to give an image of; to represent; fashion ĭmāgĭnor v. dep. a. to picture to one's self; to fancy; imagine ĭmāgĭnōsus adj. full of fancies ĭmāgo an imitation; copy; an image; likeness; a representation ĭmāguncŭla a little image Imăus a great chain of mountains in Asia; between the Caspian Sea and the Ganges imbalnĭtĭes an unbathed condition; filthiness imbarbescĕre imbēcillē adv. imbēcillis imbēcillĭtas weakness; feebleness; indisposition; powerlessness; impotency imbēcillōsus adj. feeble imbēcillus adj. weak; feeble; Subst; weakly; feebly imbellĭa unfitness for war imbellis adj. unwarlike; unfit for war; peaceful; fond of peace; non-combatants; women and ch… imber rain; heavy; violent rain; a rain-storm; shower of rain imberbis adj. without a beard; beardless; N. cr imbĭbo v. a. to drink in; imbibe; to imbibe; conceive; to determine imbīto v. a. to go into; enter imbŏnĭtas inconvenience imbractĕo v. a. to overlay with leafmetal Imbrăsĭdes Imbrăsus a companion of Æneas; father of Glaucus and Lades imbrex a hollow tile; gutter-tile; pantile; A gutter; a trough imbrĭālis adj. belonging to rain imbrĭcātim adv. in the form of a gutter-tile Imbrĭcĭtor he who causes showers; the shower - sender imbrĭcĭtur imbrĭco v. a. To cover with gutter-tiles; To form like a gutter-tile imbrĭcus adj. rainy imbrĭdus adj. rainy imbrĭfer adj. rain - bringing; rainy imbrĭfĭco v. a. to rain upon; to wet; moisten imbrīlis adj. of rain Imbrĭus Imbros a small island in the Ægean Sea; over against; near Lemnos and Samothrace; Imbro