Ilĭenses a people in Sardinia; regarded by Mela as the earliest in... īlignĕus adj. of holmoak; oaken īlignus adj. of holm-oak; oaken Īlĭon Īlĭŏna the eldest daughter of Priam; the wife of Polymnestor; a ... Īlĭŏneus The youngest son of Niobe; A Trojan; a follower of Æneas Ilios īlĭōsus one who suffers with the colic Ilipa a city of Hispania Bœtica; upon the right bank of the Bœt... Īlīthyia the goddess of the Greeks who aided women in childbirth Īlĭum a poetical name for; the city of Ilium; Troy ilium Ilius illa adv. illăbĕfactus adj. unshaken; unbroken; unimpaired illābor v. dep. n. to fall; slip; slide; to flow into; penetrate; per illăbōrātus adj. not labored; unwrought; uncultivated illăbōro v. n. to work upon; labor at illac adv. illăcĕrābĭlis adj. that cannot be torn illăcessītus adj. unprovoked; unattacked illăcrĭmābĭlis adj. Unwept; unlamented; That is not; cannot be moved by tears; pitiless illăcrĭmo v. n. to weep at; over; to bewail; to weep; to drip; drop illactĕnus adv. illaesē adv. illaesĭbĭlis adj. that cannot be hurt; invulnerable illaesus adj. unhurt; unharmed; uninjured illaetābĭlis adj. cheerless; joyless; gloomy illaevĭgātus illāmentātus adj. unmourned; unlamented illapsus illapsus a falling; gliding; flowing in illăquĕātum illăquĕo v. a. to ensnare; take in a snare; to entrap; entangle illargĭo v. a. to give to; bestow upon illātābĭlis adj. without breadth illătēbro v. a. to hide in a corner; lurking-place illātĕnus adv. so far illātĭo a carrying; bringing in illātīvus adj. inferring; concluding; illative illātro v. n. to bark at illātus illaudābĭlis adj. not worthy of praise illaudandus adj. not praiseworthy illaudātus adj. not praised; unpraised; without fame; unworthy of praise; blamable; detestable illautus ille pron. demonstr; that; he; she illĕcĕbra an enticement; an inducement; attraction illĕcĕbro v. a. to entice illĕcĕbrōsē adv. illĕcĕbrōsus adj. full of allurement; very enticing; attractive illectāmentum means of allurement; an allurement; charm illectātĭo an attraction; charm illectĭo allurement; charm illecto v. freq. a. to allure; attract; invite illectus illectus adj. Not collected; not gathered together; Not read; unread illectus an allurement; enticement illēgĭtĭmus unlawful; not permitted; unlawfully illĕpĭdē adv. illĕpĭdus adj. impolite; unmannerly; rude illēvĭgātus adj. not smooth; rough; harsh illex adj. without law; contrary to law; lawless illex adj. alluring; enticing; seductive; Subst. com illi adv. illībābĭlis adj. incapable of diminution illībātus adj. undiminished; unimpaired; uninjured illībĕrālis adj. unworthy of a freeman; ignoble; sordid; Niggardly; grasping; ignobly illībĕrālĭtas conduct unworthy of a freeman; ignoble; ungenerous behavior illībĕrālĭter adv. Illiberi a city of Hispania Bœtica; between the Bœtis and the coas... illībĕris adj. without children; childless illic adv. in that place; yonder; ubi; with that person; thing; with him illic she; it yonder; advv illĭcĭbĭlis adj. seductive illicine illĭcĭo v. a. to allure; entice; attract illĭcĭtātor one who bids at an auction to make others bid higher; a s... illĭcĭtē adv. illĭcĭtus adj. not allowed; forbidden; unlawful illĭcĭum that which entices; an allurement; inducement; a calling together of the people illico illīdo v. a. to strike; dash against; upon; N. cr; drove to the sea; forced to navigate the … illĭgāmentum a binding on; a band; ligament illĭgātĭo a binding; joining; fastening illĭgo v. a. to bind on; tie on; to fasten illim adv. illīmātus adj. fastened; attached by means of rich earth; N. cr illīmis adj. without mud; slime; pure illīmĭtātus unlimited; boundless illinc adv. from that place; thence; from that person; thing; from that quarter illĭnīmentum a besmearing; anointing illĭnĭo illĭno v. a. to put on by smearing; spreading; to smear illĭquĕfactus melted; liquefied; liquid illīquor v. dep. n. to flow into illīsĭo a striking; dashing against illīsus illīsus a striking; dashing against illittĕrātus adj. Unlettered; illiterate; uneducated; Unwritten; not drawn up in writing; Inartic…