Indagine. s. m. investigation, | Indegnazióne, s. £. indignation, search, inquiry. Obs.

infamy, Indanajáre, to bespeckle with Indegnità, s. f. indignity, base. spots.- -Indanajáto, adj. bespeckled, spotted. Indárno, adj. in vain, to no purpose.

Indebolire, to grow weak, feeble or infirm, to lose one's strength, to decay.-Indebolire, to weaken, to make weak, to debilitate, to enervate or enfeeble.

Indebolíto, adj. weakened. Indecente, adj. indecent, unbecoming.

Indecenteménte, adv. indecently.

Indecenza, s. f. indecency, unbecomingness, immodesty. Indeciso, adj. undecided, undetermined.

Indeclinabile, adj. indeclinable,
that cannot decline or dimi-
nish.---Indeclinabile, indeclin-
able, a grammatical term
used for nouns that do not
vary the cases.
Indeclinabilmente, adv. with-
out declining.
Indefessamente, adv. indefatig-furious.
ably, assiduously.
Indefésso, adv. indefatigable,_monstrating.
unwearied, assiduous.
Indeficiénte, adj. not defici-

Indeficienza, s. f. contrary to
deficiency, abundance, copi-

Indefinito, adj. indefinite, un-
determined, unlimited, un-
bounded.
Indefinataménte, adv. inde-
finitely, undeterminately.
Indegnamente, adv. unworthi-
ly, basely, shamefully.
Indegnamento, s. m. anger,
wrath, passion. Obs.
Indegnarsi, to be angry with,
to fret, to fume, to chafe.
Obs.

Indegnativo, adj. provoking,
apt to make one mad. Obs.
Indegnáto, adj. very angry,
full of indignation.

Indiétro, adv. back. after, back- Indritto, adj. directed, ad-
wards, upon.-Vokerst indie- dressed.—Tederto, indirect,
tro, to look back— ́er re in- unjust, wrongful.
dietro, to run after.-Tar i Indirizzaménto, s. m. address,
indietro, to fall or draw back- direction, management.
wards.—Ind'etro-i de tro, very ¦ Indirizzamento,inclination,pro-

far backwards. Indifeso, adj. unguarded, not defended. Indifferénte, adj. indifferent, pretty good-Indiferente, indifferent, insensible, cold. Indifferentemente, adv. indifferently, without distinction. Indifferenza, s. f. indifference, unconcernedness. Indianitamente, adv. indefinitely, undeterminately. Indigente, adj. indigent, needy, wanting.

Indigénza, s. f. indigence, need,

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pensity.

Indirizzare, to direct, rule,
steer, govern, guide, manage.
Indirizzarsi, to go, to begin
one's journey, to set forward,

to set out.

Indirizzato, adj. directed, steer-
ed, ruled, guided.
Indirizzatore, director, ruler.
Indirizzo, s. in. direction, ma-
nagement, way, manner.
Indisciplinábile, adj. undisci-
plinable, untoward, indocile.
Indisciplináre, to teach. Obs.
Indisciplináto, adj. rude, in-
tractable, indocile, ungovern-
able, unruly.
Indiscretamente, adv. indis-
creetly, unwisely, inconsider-
ately, rashly.
Indiscréto, adj. indiscreet, un-
wise, unthinking, rash, fool-
ish, inconsiderate.
Indiscrezione, s. f. indiscre-

dually, precisely.
Individuáto, adj. peculiar, sin
gular, distinguished.
Individuazione, s. f. individua-
tion.

Indivíduo, adj. individual, in-
separable, singular.-In-
dividuo, s. m. an individual,
that which denotes only one
person or thing.
Indivináglia, s. f. a guess, a
riddle..

Indivinaménto, s. m. divina-
tion, telling of things to

come.

Indivináre, to foretell things to come, to divine, to foredoom.

Indivinatório, adj. belonging to the art of divining. Indivinazióne, s. f. divination, presaging or foretelling things

Indovúto, adj. undue, unlaw,

ful.

Indózza, s. f. sickness, weak-
ness, ill state of health. Obs.
Indozzaménto, s. m. consump-
tion, falling away. Obs.-
Induzzamento, sorcery, witch-

craft.

Indozzáre, to decay, to fall
away, to grow worse, mostly
said of cattle.
Indozzáło, adj. pining away,
wasting, rotten, perished.
Indracáre, to grow fierce like a
dragon.

Indragare, v. Indracare.
Indrappáre, to make cloth.
Indrappelláre, to draw up an
army in battalia. Obs.
Indrappellato, adj. drawn up
in battalia. Obs.

Indoráto, adj. gilt, or gilt over.
Indoratúra, s. f. v. Indoramen-Induáre, to divide or part in

to.

two.

Indormentato, adj. sleepy, Indubitábile, adj. indubitable,
drowsy.
unquestionable,past all doubt.

Indésso, adv. upon one's back. Indubitabilmente,
-Aver indosso la toga, to have
the robe on.
Indotáto, adj. that has no por-
tion or dowry.

Induráre, to harden, to grow
hard.--Induráre, to grow ob‐J
stinate, intractable, hard-
hearted.

Indurice, v. Indurare.
Indárre, to induce, to move,
to persuade, to force, to lead,
to entice or draw on.-
durre, to pitch, to drive, tog
thrust in, to stick.
Indústre, adj. industrious, la-[
borious, diligent.-Industre,
cunning, sharp, sly, crafty,
subtle.

Indústria, s. f. industry, labour,
diligence.

Industriársi, to bestir one's: seif, to put one's self forward.

Industriosamente, adv. industriously, ingeniously. Industríóso, adj. industrious, ingenious.

Induttivo, adj. inducing, persuading, moving.

adv. un-Induttore, s. m. he that indoubted- duces, that intices, that draws

Indubitataménte,
ly, certainly.
Indubitáto, adj. indubitate,

most certain
Indúcere, v. Indurre.

Indótta, s. f. inducement, mo-
tive, incitement, encourage-Induciménto, s. m. induction,

ment.

inducement, persuasion.

Indottaménte, adv. unlearned-Inducitore, enticer, leader.
ly, ignorantly.
Indugévole, adj. tardy, slow,
Indottivo, adj. persuasive, per- lingering.

suasory.

Indúgia, s. f.

stay, de

Indútto, s. m. inducement, Indugiaménto, s. m. lay.
motive, incitement.-Indúlto, Indugiare, to stay, to delay,
adj. alleged, quoted, men- to retard, to hinder.
tioned, produced, induced.-- Indugiáto, adj. delayed, retard-
Indotto, ignorant, unlearned,
that knows nothing.
Indottrinábile, adj. indocible,
indocile, dull.

Indottrináre, v. Addottrinare.
Indovársi, to keep, to stay, to
be. A foolish word.
Indovinamento, s. m. divina-
tion, the act of guessing.
Indovináre, to divine, to guess,
to conjecture, to foretell.
Indovinático, s. m. divination,
riddle, guess.
Indovinatore, a diviner, a
soothsayer, a cunning man.
Indovinatrice, a she conjurer,
a cunning woman.
Indovinazione, s. f. divination.
Indovinello, s. m. a riddle.
Indovino, adj. divine, heaven-
ly. Obs-Indovino, a divin-
er, a conjurer, a soothsayer

or gu

ed.

Indugiatáre, he that delays.
Indúgio, s. m. delay. -Senza
indigio, presently, without dled.
delay.
Inebriazione, s. f.) drunken-
Indulgénte, adj. indulgent, inebrezza,
ness.
gentie, kind, mild, tender- Ineccitabile, adj. that cannot
hearted.
be excited or stirred.
Indulgénza, s. f. indulgence, Ineffabile, adj. ineffable, un-
toleration, gentleness, fond-speakable, not to be utter
ness.Indulgenza, indulgence, ed or expressed.
remission of sins.
Ineffabilità, s. f. ineffability,
Indulgere, to indulge, to allow, unspeakableness.
to condescend dilgere, to Ineitabilmente, adv. inexpli-
impute, to attribute or as- cably, unspeakably, ineffably.
cribe-Indulgere, to give, tonelli áce, adj. inefficacious,

grant.

-

Indúlto, s. m. amnesty, pardon.
—Pulito, an indult, a special
grant of the pope, to do or
obtain something contrary
to the canon law."
Indurábile, adj. apt to grow
hard.,
Induraménto, s. m. hardness.

ineffectual, vain, fruitless, of no force or power. ineficácia, s. f inefficaciousness, want of force or power. Ineguaglianza, s. f. unequality, unevenness, disparity. ineguale, adj. unequal, uneven. Inequalità, s. f. inequality, un equalness, unevenness, un Cc2

Infarináto, adj. made white with meal.-Infarinato, somewhat used or experienced. Infarinatúra, s. f. some hint of any thing. Ha un infarinatura di molte lingue, he knows a little of several languages. Infastidiáre, to loath, to nauseate, to be out of conceit.

Infastidire, to trouble, to vex.

to disturb, to be troublesome. Infallibile, adj. infallible, that Infastidire, to become peevcannot err, sure. certain. ish or fretful. Infallibilmente, adv. infallibly.

Infantile, adj. childish.
Infantilità, s. f. ) infancy,child-_brown bread, houshold bread.
Infanzia, Shood.
Infardáre, to daub, to besmear,
to foul.

taints.

Infermáto, fallen sick.
Infermería, s. f. infirmary, an Infettivo, adj. infectious, apt
apartment for sick people; to infect, tainting, catching.
also distemper, mortality, Infecto, adj. tainted, infected.
havock; but obs. in this Infezione, s. f. infection, con-

sense.

tagion.

faint, or feeble. Infiammagióne, s. f. inflammation, heat.Infiammagióne, redness, inflammation about the body.

Infermiccio, adj. sickly, weak-Infiacchire, to grow weak,
ly, infirm.
Infermiere, overseer of the in-
firmary.
Infermità, s. f. infirmity, sick-
ness, weakness, feebleness.
Infermo, adj. intirm, sick,
feeble. Infermo, unwhole-
some, bad, contagious.
Infermúccio, adj. sickly, in-
firm.

Infernále, adj. infernal, hel-
Inferno, Slish.Che
sempre nera fu la valle infernu,
as the infernal valley was
always black.

Inferno, s. m. Hell.-Inferno,
any horrid place.
Inferocire, to become fierce
- or cruel.

Inferráre, to chain, to bind up
in chains, to clap in irons.

Infiammaménto, v. Infiamma-
zione.

-Infilar

needle. Infilare, to threadperle,to string pearls.—Infilure, to range into files.-Infinito, adj. threaded. ·

Infilzáre, to thread-Infilsáre, to run through.-Infilzare un discorso, to begin a long story.

Infilzar perle, to stand loitering or trifling-Le parole nons'infilzano, one cannot depend upon what one says.-Infilsarsi da se ne' pericoli, to run one's self into dangers. Infilzáto, adj. threaded, run through.

Infimo, adj. lowest.—I'nfimo, extreme, great, very great.

Infiammáre, to set all in a
flame, to set on fire.—Infiam-
mare, to inflame, to incite, to
stir, to incense, to animate.-
Infiammare, to illuminate, to
light, to enlighten.
Infiammataménte, adv. ardent-
ly, vehemently, impetuously,
eagerly, fervently.
Infiammativo, adj. apt to in-
cite or animate.
Infiammato, adj. inflamed.
Infiammatóre, he who inflames Infinoattánto,
or animates.
Infintanto,

Infina miseria, extreme misery.
-Infimo, basest, vilest-Infi
ma condizione, the vilest con-
dition.
Infinattánto,
Infinattántoche, adv.
Infintantochè,
Infinoattantoche,

until, until

that.

Inferráta, s. f. iron bars.-In-Infiammatrice, fèm. of Infiam-In fin da ora, adv. hereafter, ferrato, adj. chained.

matore.

Infertà, s. f. sickness, infirmi- Infiammazióne,s. f. inflamma

ty. Obs. Infertile, adj. sterile, barren. Infervoráre, to animate, to encourage, to inflame with fer

vour.

Infervoráto, adj. fervent, vehe-
ment, eager, zealous.
Infervorire, v. Infervorare.
Inferzáto, adj. whip-like, made
in the form of a whip.
Infestagióne, s. f. vexation, mo-
lestation.
Infestamento, s. m. molesta-
tion, trouble, annoyance, da-
mage, injury.
Infestante, adj. infesting, mo-
lesting.

Infestáre, to infest, to annoy
or trouble.
Infestáto, adj. infested, trou-
bled.

Infestatóre, s. m. a molester,
disturber or vexer.
Infestazione, s. f. vexation, mo-
lestation.
Infestevóle, adj. infesting, mo-
lesting, troublesome.
Infesto, adj. troublesome, im-
portonate, odious, noisome.
Infestúto, s. m. a disease that
comes to horses.
Infettáre, to infect or taint.
Infettato, adj. infected, taint-
ed.

Infettatore, he that infects or

from this moment.

Infine, adv. at last, in conclu-
sion, in short.
Infingardáccio, a slothful fel-
low, an idle dog.
Infingardággine, s. f.
Infingarderia,
Infingardía,

lazi

ness,

idle

ness, slothfulness, sluggishness. Infingardire, to grow lazy, idle, or sluggish.

Infingére, v. Infignere, and all its derivatives.

tion, redness.
Infiascáre, to put up in flasks,
to bottle.
Infiascáto, adj. put up in flasks.
Infidaménte, adv. unfaithfully.
Infidelità, s. f. infidelity. Obs.
Infido, adj. unfaithful, trea-
cherous, faithless, false, dis-
loyal, perfidious. Poct.
Infiebolire, to weaken, to de-
bilitate, to enervate, to en-Infingardito, adj. ? lazy, idle,
feeble.
Infingardo,
slothful,
Infieláre, to asperse with gall, sluggish.-
-Un infingardo, a
to make bitter.
sluggard.
Infievolire, c. Infiebolire. Infingentemente, adv. feigned-
Infignere, to feign or dis- ly. Obs.
semble-Sinfinse di non saper
wulla di queste cose, he pretend-
ed to know nothing of the
matter.--S'infinse d'esser am-
malato, he counterfeited the
sick man.
Infignévole, adj. dissembling,
pretending.
Infignimento,
disguise, feint.
Infignitóre, s. m. a dissembler,
a dissembling man.
Infignitúdine, s. f. dissimula-
tion, disguise, counterfeit, hy-
pocrisy.
Infigurabile, adj. that cannot
be algured, imagined or con-
ceived.
Infilacappi, s. m. a hatter's

dissimulation,

Infinge vole, adj. apt to feign.
infinità, s. f. infinity.-Infntà,
intinite number, a vast deal.
Infinitamente, adv. infinitely,
without end.---Infinitamente,
infinitely, extremely, exceed-
ingly.

Infinito, adj. infinite, without
beginning or end.--Infinito,
infinite,innumerable,number-
less. Infinito, s. m. infinitive,
infinitive mood.
Infino, prep. till, until, as 'far
as.Ando seco infino alla città,
he went along with him as
far as the city-Che avete fatto
infi adesso? what have you