ĭdĭōta an uneducated; ignorant; inexperienced ĭdĭōtĭcus adj. uneducated; ignorant; unskilful ĭdĭōtismus the common; vulgar manner of speaking Idistaviso a plain bordering on the Visurgis; Weser; Minden Idmon The father of Arachne; a native of Colophon; A prophet in Argos; the son of Apo… īdōlēum an idol-temple īdōlĭcus adj. belonging to idols; idol- īdōlīum īdōlŏlatres an idol-worshipper; idolater īdōlŏlatrīa idol-worship; idolatry īdōlŏlātris she who worships idols; an idolatress īdōlŏthўtus adj. belonging to sacrifices to idols īdōlum an image; form; a spectre; an idol Īdŏmĕneus a king of Crete; the leader of the Cretans against Troy Idŏmĕnius adj. pertaining to the Macedonian city; Idomenian ĭdōnĕē adv. ĭdōnĕĭtas fitness; meetness; usefulness ĭdōnĕus adj. fit; meet; proper īdos a form; shape īdūlis adj. belonging to the Ides Ĭdūmaea a region of Palestine; belonging to Idumea; Idumean; Palestinian īdŭo Īdus one of the three days in each month from which the other ... Ĭdyia the wife of Æētes and mother of Medea Īdyllĭum an Idyl; pastoral poem Iernē Ĭēsus Jesus Christ Igilĭum a small island in the Tyrrhene Sea; Giglio ĭgĭtur therefore; thereupon; accordingly; I say then; so then; as I was saying; then ignārus adj. ignorant; not knowing; unacquainted with; rel.-clause ignāvē adv. ignāvesco v. inch. n. to grow inactive; slothful ignāvĭa inactivity; laziness; idleness ignāvĭo v. a. to render inactive; slothful; dispirited ignāvĭter adv. ignāvus adj. inactive; lazy; slothful ignĕfăcĭo v. a. to make fiery ignĕŏlus adj. dim; fiery ignesco v. inch. n. to take fire; to become inflamed; to burn; to burn with passion; to glow ignĕus adj. of fire; fiery; on fire; fire; fiery; glowing; burning ignia ignĭārĭus adj. belonging to fire; an implement for producing fire ignĭcans adj. flaming; fiery-colored ignĭcŏlor adj. fire-colored; flame-colored ignĭcŏmans adj. having fiery hair; fiery-haired ignĭcŏmus adj. fieryhaired ignĭcŭlus a small fire; a little flame; a spark; fire; sparks; vehemence ignĭfer adj. fire-bearing; fiery ignĭflŭus adj. flowing with fire; emitting fire Ignĭgĕna the fire-born ignĭgĕnus adj. producing fire ignīnus adj. standing in the fire; a fireman ignĭo v. a. to ignite; set on fire; make red-hot ignĭpes adj. fieryfooted Ignĭpŏtens adj. potent in fire; ruler of fire; ignipotent ignis fire ignispĭcĭum a divining from fire; divination by fire ignītābŭlum an implement for producing fire ignītŭlus adj. dim; somewhat fiery ignītus P. a. ignĭvăgus adj. spreading like fire; like wild-fire ignĭvŏmus adj. vomiting fire ignōbĭlis adj. unknown ignōbĭlĭtas Want of fame; obscurity; Low birth; mean origin ignōbĭlĭter adv. ignōmĭnĭa disgrace; ignominy ignōmĭnĭātus adj. disgraced; in lemm ignōmĭnĭōsē adv. ignōmĭnĭōsus adj. disgraceful; shameful; person branded with ignominy; one publicly disgraced; di… ignōrābĭlis adj. unknown; in an unknown manner ignōrans P. a. ignōranter adv. P. a. fin ignōrantĭa want of knowledge; information; ignorance ignōrātĭo want of knowledge; acquaintance; ignorance ignōro v. a. and n. not to know; to have no knowledge of; to be unacquainted ...; To take no notice… ignoscens P. a. ignoscentĭa pardon; forgiveness ignoscĭbĭlis adj. pardonable; excusable ignosco v. a. to pardon; forgive; excuse ignōtus ignōtus adj. unknown; unacquainted with; ignorant of Īgŭvĭum a city of Umbria; Gubbio; its inhabitants īle that part of the abdomen which extends from the lowest r...; the entrails īlĕos a severe kind of colic; the iliac pains Ĭlerda a city in; on the Sicoris; Lerida Ilergavonenses a people of; on the sea-coast; near the mouth of the Ebro Ilergētes a people of; on the north of the Iberus īlex a kind of oak; the holmoak; great scarlet oak ĭlĭa Īlĭa a poetical name of; daughter of Numitor and mother of Rom...; son of Ilia Īlĭăcus īlĭăcus adj. relating to the colic; sufferers from colic Īlĭădes A Trojan; Son of Ilia Īlĭas Iliberi īlĭcet adv. you may go; it is over; straightway; immediately; instantly īlĭcētum a grove of holmoaks; forest of oaks īlĭcĕus adj. of holm-oak; oaken īlĭco adv. in that very place; on the spot Īlĭenses