-i, suffix indicating the plural.
-ia, suffix indicating a country.
iamb, n., iambus. -ik, a., iambic.
-id, suffix used with verbal roots to form adjectives showing the quality of some one or of something.
idé, n., idea.
ideal, n., ideal. -ik, a., ideal.
identik, a., identical. -ikitet (identitet), n., identity.
idil, n., idyl.
idiom, n.. idiom.
idol, n , idol.
i.e.=it es, that is.
if, c., if.
if et, even if.
-ifikar, suffix forming verbs showing that something stated in the root is made.
ignorar, v., to ignore (not to know; to wish not to know).
-ik, general suffix, indicating quality, used to form derivative adjectives.
il, pr., he. -a, she. -ai, they (fem.). -i, they (masc. and neut.).
Iliria, n., Illyria.
iluminar, v., to illumine; to illuminate; to light (up).
ilusion, n., illusion. -ar, v., to delude; to deceive.
ilustrar, v., to illustrate (explain; also pictorially). -asion, n., illustration (explanation; also a picture).
-im, suffix which, with a cardinal number, forms an ordinal.
imag, n., picture; image.
imaginar, v., to imagine.
imatrikular, v., to matriculate. -asion, n., matriculation.
imens, a., immense.
imitar, v., to imitate; to counterfeit; to forge.
impediar, v., to impede; to hinder.
imperar, v., to bid; to enjoin; to charge; to command. -ator, n., commander; emperor. -atorik, a., imperial. -ia, n., empire.
imperativ, n., imperative.
imperfekt, n., imperfect tense; imperfect.
impertinent, a., impertinent; impudent; also not pertinent.
impetu, n., impetus. -os, a., impetuous: -ositet, n., impetuosity.
important, a., important.
impost, n., impost; tax. -ar, v., to tax.
impregniar, v., to impregnate.
impresion, n., impression (mental). -ar, v., to impress (mentally).
imprimar, v., to print; to imprint; to impress. -eri, n., printing office.
improvisar, v., to improvise. -ator, n., improvisator.
impuls, n., impulse. -ar, v., to impel.
imputar, v., to impute; to ascribe; to attribute.
in, p., in; into.
inaugurar, v, to inaugurate. -asion, n., inauguration.
in-brasar, v., to embrace.
India, n., India
indiferent, a., indifferent.
indigen, a., indigenous; native.
indigent, a., indigent; needy. -itet (indigens), n., indigence; need.
indigo, n., indigo.
indikar, v., to indicate.
indikativ, n., indicative.
indiniar, v., to be indignant.
indium, n., indium (In).
in diurn, in mens e.s., a day; a month, etc. (p.e. dufoa in mens = twice a month).
individu, n., individual. -ik (individual(itet)), a., individual, n., individuality.
indolent, a., indolent. -itet, n., indolence.
in dom de, p., in the house of; at the house of.
indulgent, a.; indulgent. -itet, n., indulgence; forbearance.
industri, n., industry. -ik (industrial), a., industrial. -os, a., industrious.
in-ebrar, v., to intoxicate.
inert, a., inert; lazy; slothful; inactive. -itet, n., inertia; laziness; slothfulness; sloth; inactivity.
infant, n., infant; child. -o, n., child (male). -a, n., child (female).
infanteri, n., infantry. -an, a., infantry. -ist (infanterist), n., foot-soldier; infantryman.
infektar, v., to infect. -asion (infeksion), n., infection.
inferior, a., inferior; lower. -itet, n., inferiority. -e, ad., below; inferiorly.
inferiore de, p., below.
infern, n., hell.
infinitiv, n., infinitive.
inflamar, v., to inflame (med.). -asion, n., inflammation.
in-fluar, v., to flow into.
influens, n., influence. -ar, v., to influence.
influensa, n., influenza.
informar (kh di kk), v., to inform; to apprize. -ar se di kk, to inform one’s self; to inquire about; to inquire into. -asion, n., information.
in-fumar, v., to smoke (hams, etc.).
inglotar, v., to swallow.
inhibiar, v., to forbid; to prohibit.
in honor de, p., in honor of.
injenier, n., engineer.
injenieri militarik, military engineers.
in-kadrar, v., to frame.
in-karnar, v., to incarnate. -asion, n., incarnation.
in-kasar, v., to collect; to call in.
inklinar, v., to incline. -asion, n., inclination.
in-klosar, v., to enclose.
inklusive, ad., inclusively.
in kualitet de, c., as; in the capacity of.
inkud, n., anvil; also incus (of ear).
in-kurajar, v., to encourage.
in manier de, p., after the manner of.
in-manuar, v., to handover.
in mediad, ad., in the middle; in the midst.
in mediad de, p., in the middle of.
in-metar, v., to put in.
in nom de, p., in the name of.
in omni kasu, ad., in every case; at all events.
in omni temp, ad., all the time; the whole time.
inosent, a., innocent. -itet, n., innocence.
in-plasar, v., to insert.
in-presar, v., to press in.
in-respirar (inspirar), v., to inspire (breathe in).
in-sakar, v., to pocket.
in-sarkar, v., to coffin.
insekt, n., insect.
in-seminar, v., to seed.
insendi, n., fire; conflagration. -an, a., incendiary. -er, n., fireman.
insens, n., incense. -ar, v., to incense. -er, n., censer; thurible. -ator, n., incenser.
in sentr de, p., in the center of.
inserar, v., to insert; to advertise (in paper).
insestu, n., incest. -os, a., incestuous.
insinuar, v., to insinuate.
insipid, a., insipid; flat.
in-skribar, v., to inscribe; to enter.
insolent, a., insolent. -itet, n., insolence.
in sosietet de, p., in company with; in the society of.
inspektar, v., to inspect. -ator, n., inspector.
inspirar, v., to inspire. -asion, n., inspiration.
instar su kk, v., to insist upon anything.
instalar, v., to install.
instigar, v., to instigate; to incite.
instinkt, n., instinct.
instituar, v., to institute; to establish. -ad (institut), n., institution.
instituad de edukasion, educational institution.
instruar, v., to instruct; to teach. -ator, n., instructor; teacher.
instrument, n., instrument; tool; implement. -ar, v., to instrument (a composition).
instrument-kompleks, n., set of instruments.
in-sugar, v., to suck in.
insul, n., island. -an, n., islander.
insult, n., insult. -ar, v., to insuit.
integr, a., whole; entire. -itet, n., integrity; entirety.
intelektu, n., intellect; understanding; mind; intelligence. -os, a., intellectual.
in temp de, p., in the time of; at the time of.
intension, n., intention. -ar, v., to intend. -e, ad., intentionally.
intensiv, a., intensive.
intent, n., intent; purpose.
interes, n., interest. -ar, v., to interest.
interest, n., interest (on money). portar interest, to bear interest.
interior, a., interior; inner. -e, ad., inside; within; interiorly.
interiore de, p., inside of; inside; within.
intern, a., internal.
internasional, a., international.
interogar, v., to interrogate; to ask; to inquire; to question.
interpret, n., interpreter. -ar, v., to interpret.
interpunktar, v., to punctuate. -asion, n., punctuation.
intersedar, v., to intercede.
interumpar, v., to interrupt.
interval, n., interval.
interyeksion, n., interjection.
intestin, n., intestine; gut; bowel.
intim, a., intimate; close. -itet, n., intimacy.
intr, p., between; among. -ar, v., to enter. -ad, n., entrance (place). -asion, n., entrance; entry (act). -e, ad., between; in between.
intrig, n., intrigue. -ar, v., to intrigue.
intr-lud, n., interlude.
introdukar, v., to introduce.
intr-tempe, ad., meanwhile; meantime.
intuar, v., to contemplate. -asion (intuision), n., intuition; contemplation. -ativ (intuitiv), a., intuitive; contemplative.
inu, p., within (time).
inundar, v., to inundate; to deluge; to flood. -asion, n., inundation; deluge; flood.
in-urgar, v., to force in; to intrude.
invalid, a., invalid, and n., invalid. -itet, n., invalidity.
invasion, n., invasion.
inventar, v., to invent. -asion (invension), n., invention. -ator (inventor), n., inventor.
inventar, n., inventory.
in-versar, v., to infuse; to pour into; to instil.
inversiar, v., to invert; to reverse. -e, ad., inversely; vice versa.
investigar, v., to investigate. -asion, n., investigation. -ator, n., investigator.
invitar, n., to invite.
inyuri, n., abuse; reviling; railing; affront. -ar, v., to abuse; to revile; to rail at; to affront; to speak injuriously to or of.
iod, n., iodine (I).
ipse, ad., even.
iridium, n., iridium (Ir).
irigar, v., to irrigate; to water. -asion, n., irrigation.
iris, n., rainbow; iris.
iritar, v., to irritate (excite).
Irlandia, n., Ireland.
ironi, n., irony. -os, a., ironical.
Islandia, n., Iceland.
-ism, suffix equivalent to the English -ism.
isolar, v., to isolate; to insulate.
ist, pr. d., this. -foa, ad., this time.
-ist, suffix which, with a non-verbal root, forms a substantive denoting a person who applies himself to something, occupies himself with something.
ist-kos, pr., this (thing).
istm, n., isthmus.
it, pr., it.
Italia, n., Italy. -ian, a., Italian; pertaining to Italy, and n., an Italian. -iana, n., Italian (woman). -ik, a., Italian; in Italian; Italian-speaking.
it bel, the beautiful.
it bon, the good.
it mal, the bad; the evil.
it sem, the same (neut.).
iterbium, n., ytterbium ( Yb ).
-itet, suffix which, with an adjective, forms a substantive denoting quality.
itrium, n., yttrium (Y).
ivor, n., ivory.
I, pr., mi.
iambic, a., iambik.
iambus, n., iamb.
ice, n., glas.
Iceland, n., Islandia.
idea, n., idé.
ideal, n., ideal.
ideal, a., idealik.
identical, a., identik.
identity, n., identikitet (identitet).
idiom, n., idiom.
idle, a., osios.
idleness, n., osiositet.
idol, n., idol.
idyl, n., idil.
i. e. = that is, i. e. = it es.
if, i., if (conditional); eske (whether).
if you please, if it plis. (See plisar.)
ignite, v., flagrifikar (set on fire); flagreskar (take fire).
ignore, v., ignorar (not to know; to wish not to know).
ill, a., malad.
ill-favored, a., vilan.
illness, n., maladitet.
illuminate, v., iluminar.
illumine, v., iluminar.
illusion, n., ilusion.
illustrate, v., ilustrar (explain; also pictorially).
illustration, n., ilustrasion (explanation; also picture).
Illyria, n., Iliria.
image, n., imag (picture).
imagine, v., imaginar.
imitate, v., imitar.
immaculate, a., nemakuled.
immature, a., nematur.
immediate, a., nemediat.
immediately, ad., nemediate.
immense, a., imens.
immerse, v., mergar.
immolate, v., viktimar.
impart, v., donar.
impartial, a., nepartisan.
impatience, n., nepasientitet.
impatient, a., nepasient.
impede, v., impediar.
impel, v., impulsar.
imperative, n., imperativ.
imperfect tense, the imperfect, n., imperfekt.
imperial, a., imperatorik.
impertinent, a., impertinent.
impetuosity, n., impetuositet.
impetuous, a., impetuos.
impetus, n., impetu.
implacable, a., neplakabl.
implement, n., instrument.
implore, v., suplikar.
important, a., important.
impose, v., su-metar (lay on).
imposing, a., grandios.
impossible, render, fasiar neposibl.
impost, n., impost.
impregnate, v., impregniar.
impress, v., impresionar (affect); imprimar (imprint).
impression, n., impresion (effect).
imprint, v., imprimar.
imprison, v., prisonar.
imprisonment, n., prisonad.
improve, v., plu-bonifikar.
improvisator, n., improvisator.
improvise, v., improvisar.
impudent, a., impertinent (impertinent); nopudik (shameless).
impulse, n., impuls.
impure, a., nepur (dirty); nekast (unchaste).
impurity, n., nekastitet (unchastity).
impute, v., imputar.
in, p., in.
inactive, a., inert.
inactivity, n., inertitet.
inapt, a., neapt.
inaptitude, n., neaptitet.
inaugurate, v., inaugurar.
inauguration, n., inaugurasion.
incapable, a., nekapabl.
incarnate, v., in-karnar.
incarnation, n., in-karnasion.
incendiary, a., insendian.
incense, n., insens.
incense, v., insensar.
incenser, n., insensator.
incessant, a., nesesant.
incest, n., insestu.
incestuous, a., insestuos.
inch, n., pols.
incident, n., aksident.
incite, v., instigar.
inclination, n., inklinasion.
incline, v. intr., inklinar.
include, v., kompleksar (comprise).
inclusively, ad., inklusive.
income, n., rent.
income, one who has a fixed, renter.
increase, v., pluar (trans.); kreskar (intr.).
incredible, a., nekredabl.
incredulity, n., nekredantitet.
incredulous, a., nekredant.
incredulousness, n., nekredantitet.
incubate, v., kuvar.
incus, n., inkud.
indeed, ad., verase.
indeed – but, vere – ma.
indefinite, a., vag.
indefinite article, artikl indefinit.
indefinite pronoun, pronom indefinit.
indemnify, v., bonifikar.
independence, n., nedependantitet.
independent, a., nedependant.
India, n., India.
India-rubber, n., kaucuk.
indicate, v., indikar.
indicative, n., indikativ.
indifferent, a., indiferent.
indigence, n., indigentitet (indigens).
indigenous, a., indigen.
indigent, a., indigent.
indignant, be, indiniar.
indigo, n., indigo.
indium, n., indium.
individual, n., individu.
individual, a., individuik (individual).
individuality, n., individualitet.
indoctrinate, v., preseptorar.
indolence, n., indolentitet.
indolent, a., indolent.
induce, v., persuadar.
indulgence, n., indulgentitet (forbearance).
indulgent, a., indulgent.
indurate, v., durifikar.
industrial, a., industriik (industrial).
industrious, a., industrios.
industry, n., industri.
inebriety, n., ebritet.
inert, a., inert.
inertia, n., inertitet.
inertness, n., inertitet.
inevitable, a., neevitabl.
infallible, a., nefaliabl.
infant, n., infant.
infantry, n., infanteri.
infantry, a., infanterian.
infantryman, n., infanteriist (infanterist).
infect, v., infektar.
infection, n., infektasion (infeksion).
infer, v., konkludar.
inferior, a., inferior.
inferiority, n., inferioritet.
inferiorly, ad., inferiore.
infinitive, n., infinitiv.
infirmary, n., lasaret.
inflame, v., inflamar (med.).
inflammation, n., inflamasion.
influence, n., influens.
influence, v., influensar.
influenza, n., influensa.
inform, v., informar kh di kk.
inform against, v., denunsiar.
information, n., informasion.
inform one’s self, v., informar se di kk.
infringe, v., violar.
infringement, n., violasion.
infuse, v., in-versar.
ingenious, a., genial (possessed of genius); artifisios (skilful).
ingenuous, a., naiv.
ingenuousness, n., naivitet.
ingot, n., bar.
inhabit, v., habitar.
inhabitant, n., habitant.
inhabitant of a kingdom, regnikol.
inherit, v., heredar.
inheritance, n., heredad.
injection, n., klister.
injure, v., lesar.
injuriously to or of, speak, inyuriar.
injury, n., lesasion.
ink, n., tint.
inn, n., alberg.
inner, a., interior.
inn-keeper, n., albergist.
innocence, n., inosentitet.
innocent, a., inosent.
in order that, i., a fini ke.
in order to, a (before the infinitive).
in place of, p., plasu; in plas de.
in place of, c., plase ke.
inquire, v., interogar (ask questions).
inquire about (into), v., informar se di kk.
inquisitive, a., kurios.
inquisitiveness, n., kuriositet.
inscribe, v., in-skribar.
insect, n., insekt.
insert, v., in-plasar (place in); inserar (in newspaper).
inside, ad., interiore.
inside, p., interiore de.
inside, to the, ad., a interiore.
inside of, p., interiore de.
insignificant, a., neimportant.
insinuate, v., insinuar.
insipid, a., insipid.
insist upon, v., instar.
insolence, n., insolentitet.
insolent, a., insolent.
inspect, v., inspektar.
inspector, n., inspektator.
inspiration, n., inspirasion.
inspire, v., inspirar (trans.); in-respirar ((inspirar) breathe in).
inspissate, v., kondensar (trans.).
install, v., instalar.
instance, n., eksempl.
instant, n., moment.
instantly, ad., simomente.
instead of, p., plasu; in plas de.
instead of, c., plase ke.
instigate, v., instigar.
instil, v., in-versar.
instinct, n., instinkt.
institute, v., instituar.
institution, n., instituad (institut).
institution, educational, instituad de edukasion.
instruct, v., instruar.
instructor, n., instruator.
instrument, n., instrument.
instrument, v., instrumentar (a composition).
insulate, v., isolar.
insult, n., insult.
insult, v., insultar.
insurance, n., asekurasion.
insure, v., asekurar.
integrity, n., integritet.
integument, n., kuvr.
intellect, n., intelektu.
intellectual, a., intelektuos.
intelligence, n., intelektu (intellect); informasion (information).
intelligible, a., komprendabl.
intend, v., intensionar.
intensive, a., intensiv.
intent, n., intent.
intention, n., intension.
intentionally, ad., intensione.
inter, v., sepultar.
intercede, v., intersedar.
interchange, n., permutasion.
interchange, v., permutar.
intercourse, n., komunikasion.
intercourse, hold, komunikar.
interest, n., interes (concern); interest (income).
interest, v., interesar.
interest, bear, portar interest.
interior, a., interior.
interiorly, ad., interiore.
interjection, n., interyeksion.
interlude, n., intr-lud.
internal, a., intern.
international, a., internasional.
interpret, v., interpretar.
interpreter, n., interpret.
interrogate, v., interogar.
interrogation mark, sign de interogasion.
interrogative particle, eske?
interrogative pronoun, pronom interogativ.
interrupt, v., interumpar.
interval, n., interval.
intestine, n., intestin.
intimacy, n., intimitet.
intimate, a., intim.
intimate, v., notifikar.
intimation, n., notifikasion.
intimidate, v., timidifikar.
into, p., in.
intoxicate, v., in-ebrar.
intransitive verb, intransitive, n., verb intransitiv.
intrigue, n., intrig.
intrigue, v., intrigar.
introduce, v., introdukar (bring in).
intrude, v., in-urgar (trans.).
intuition, n., intuasion (intuision).
intuitive, a., intuativ (intuitiv).
inundate, v., inundar.
inundation, n., inundasion.
inure, v. tr., kustomar.
invalid, n., invalid.
invalid, a., invalid.
invalidity, n., invaliditet.
invasion, n., invasion.
invent, v., inventar.
invention, n., inventasion (invension).
inventor, n., inventator (inventor).
inventory, n., inventar.
inversely, ad., inversie.
invert, v., inversiar.
invest, v., vestar (clothe); obsidiar (besiege).
investigate, v., investigar.
investigation, n., investigasion.
investigator, n., investigator.
invigorate, v., vigorar.
invite, v., invitar.
invoice, n., faktur.
involve, v., komplikar.
inward, ad., a interiore.
iodine, n., iod.
Ireland, n., Irlandia.
iridium, n., iridium.
iris, n., iris.
iron, n., fer.
iron, v., glatifikar (clothes).
ironical, a., ironios.
irony, n., ironi.
irrigate, v., irigar.
irrigation, n., irigasion.
irritate, v., iritar (excite).
irritated, be, v., esar veksed.
island, n., insul.
islander, n., insulan.
isolate, v., isolar.
isosceles, a., ekuikrurik.
issue, n., resultad (result).
issue, v., fontar (spring); editar (publish).
issuer, n., editator ((editor) publisher).
issuing, n., editasion (edision).
isthmus, n., istm.
it, pr., it.
Italian, a., italian (pertaining to Italy); italik (language).
Italian, n., italian (man); italiana (woman).
Italian-speaking, a., italik.
Italy, n., ltalia.
itch, n., skabi (mange).
itch, v., pruriar.
itchy, a., skabios (mangy).
iterative, n., numerativ iterativ.
its, pr., sie.
its (own), pr., sue.
itself, pr., aut (emphatic); se (reflexive). See “herself.”
ivory, n., ivor.
ivy, n., hedr.