forbidding the exercise of the ministerial functions.-Interdetto, adj. forbidden, prohibited, interdicted. Interdiciménto, s. m. interdiction, prohibition. Interdire, to interdict, to prohibit or forbid.-Interdire, to interdict, to suspend from the administration of the sacra

ments.

Interdizione, s. f. interdiction,
prohibition.
Interessare, to interest, to con-

cern or engage.

Interessato, adj. interested, con-
cerned or engaged.Interes-
sato, covetous, selfish, self-in-
terested.Interessato, party
concerned in a business of
consequence.
Interésse, s. m. interest, use of
money. -Interésse, interest,
good, benefit, advantage.
Interésso, loss, damage, disad-
vantage. Obs.
Interessóso, addicted to inte-
rest. Obs.
Interessúccio, s. m. a little af-
fair or concern.
Interézza, s. f. integrity, ho-
nesty, uprightness, sincerity.
Intericzione, s. f. interjection.
Interióra, s. f. pl.
Interióri, s. m. pl. bowels,
guts, intestines.
Interióre, s. m. mind, heart.-
-Interiore, adj. internal, in-
ward, inner, interior, intrin-

Intermináto, adj. interminable, not long after they made their
endless, boundless.
love complete.

Intermissióne, s. f. intermission, Interpósito, adj. 2 interposed.
discontinuance, interruption, Interpósto, S-Per inter-
pause.
posita persona, by a third per-
Intermisto, adj. intermixed. son.
Intermittente, adj. intermit-Interposizioneélla, dim. of In-
tent, discontinuing.---Febbre terposizione.
intermittente, an intermitting Interposizióne, s. f. interpo-
fever.
sition.
Intermitténza, s. f. intermis-Interpósto, adj. interposed.-—
sion, discontinuance, inter- Interposti alquanti dì, some days
ruption.
after.

Internamente, adv. internally,
inwardly.

Internáre, to penetrate, to go
or to get through, or into, to
pierce into.
Internáto, adj. that has pierc-
ed through, penetrated.
Interno, adj. internal, that is
within, inward.Interno, s.
m. the intrinsic, the interior,
the heart.
Internódio, s. m. the space be-
tween two joints or knots,
internodium.
Intéro, adj. whole, intire,
complete.- -Intero, perfect,
complete, full.-Intéro, sure,
certain, indubitable.-Intéro,
sincere, honest, plain, free,
open, downright, ingenuous,
candid. Intera amicizia, a sin-
cere friendship.--Che fu al
dire, e al far così intero, who
was so sincere both in his
words and actions.Intéro,
sufficient, enough, entire.-
Cavallo intero, a stone horse.
Andare intero, to walk strait
with one's person.
Interpellazione, s. f. a legal
call before a magistrate.

Intiepidáre, to cool, to grow Intitolaménto, s. m. the giving
Intiepidire, luke-warm.- a title to a thing.
Intiepidire, to cool, to make Intitolare, to intitle or give a'
cool.---Intiepidire, to relent, title to, to call, to name.—In-
to abate or grow less, to di- titolare, to ascribe, attribute
minish.-Il suo amore comincia or impute a thing to one, to
ad intiepidersi, his love begins father it upon him.-Intito-
to relent, or grow cold. lársi, to assume or take upon
Intiepidito, adj. cool, luke- one's self, to arrogate to one's
warm, relented, diminished. self, to challenge.-Intitolare,
Intignáre, to grow moth-eaten. to dedicate or address.-Inti-
Intignáto, adj. moth-eaten. tolare un libro, to dedicate a
Intignere, to dip, soak or book.
steep.-Intignere, to be con-
cerned or have a hand in.
Intignosíre, to make scurvy or
scald-headed.
Intimataménte, adv. intimate-
ly.

Intimáre, to signify, to give
notice, to summon.
Intimazióne, s. f. intimation,

summons.

Intimidire, to grow timorous
or fearful, to frighten.

Intitolato, adj. intitled, called,
dedicated.
Intitolazióne, the giving a
title, title, dedication.
Intollerábile, adj. intolerable,
insufferable.
Intollerabilmente, adv. intole
rably.

Intolleránte, adj. intolerant.
Intonacáre, v. Intonicare.
Intonaco, v. Intonico.
Intonáre, to tune or sing, to
sing in tune.—Intonáre, to
begin.-Intondre, to resound,
to ring. Intonato, adj. tuned,
fear-resounded,

Intervento, s. m. consent, ap-
probation-Intervento, medi-
ation, interposition.--Inter-Intimidità, s. f. resolution,
vento, presence, assistance. courage, heart, boldness, dar-
Internúto, adj. intervened. ingness. Not used.
Interzáre, to come in as a Intimidíto, adj. heartless,
third.
ful, timid.
Intésa, s. f. intention, intent, Intimo, adj. internal, inward,
purpose, design, mind.
interior, intrinsic.-Iddio solo
Intesamente, adv. attentively,
vede l'intimo del cuore, God
with attention.
alone sees man's heart.-Inti-
Inteschiato, obstinate, stub- mo, secret, recondite, hidden.
born.
-Intimo, intimate, familiar.
Intéso, adj. attentive, heedful, Amico intimo, an intimate
mindful, intent, bent upon a
friend.
thing-Dice la turba al vil
guadagno intesa, says the mul-
titude that minds nothing Intimorito, adj. terrified, fright-
but their profit or interest.-
Intéso, understood, compre-Intingere, t. Intignere.
hended.
Intingolo, s. m. a ragoo, a
Intéssere, to weave, to inter-dish high-tasted.
mingle, to twine or twist one
with another, to interlace.
Intessuto, adj. woven, twined,
interlaced.

Intimorire, to terrify, to fright
or make afraid.

ed.

Intinto, adj. dipped, concern-
ed.-Intinto, immerged, im-
mersed, plunged.--Intinto nelle
sensualità, plunged in sensu-
ality.

Intonatóre, a tuner, he that
tunes or sings.
Intonazione, s. f. tune, tuning
A musical word.
Intonchiáre, to grow full of
mites, speaking of pulse.
Intonicáre, to plaister, to do
over with plaistering.
Intonicáto, adj. plaistered.
Intonicato, 6. m. plaister when

on a wall.

Intónico, s. m. plaister. Intoppaménto, s. m. obstacle, hindrance.

Intoppáre, to meet, to meet
with.

Intóppo, s. m. a meeting or
rencounter-Intoppo, an ob
stacle, accident, chance, ad,
venture, rub.
Intoráre, to grow angry like
a bull.

vercast, to grow cloudy. Intorbidáto, adj. troubled, thick, muddy. Intorbidazione, s. f. trouble, disturbance. Intorbidire, to grow thick or muddy. — Intorbidire, to darken, to grow dark, gloomy or Overcast, to grow dim. Intorbidito, adj. darkened, overcast, dim, dark. Intormentire, v. Intermentire.

Intradimenticare; to forget be- Intratteniménto, s. m. delay,
tween this and that time. stop, let, hindrance.
Qbs.
Intravenire, to intervene, to
Intra due, adv. doubtfully, in Intravvenire, happen, to be-
suspense.Essere intra due, fall, to come to pass.
to be irresolute, to be in sus- Intraversáre, to cross, to lay
pense, not to know what to
across.- -Intraversare, to lead
do.
astray, to go astray.—Intra-
versare, to oppose, to with
stand, to hinder.
Intraversatúra, s. f. opposition,
resistance.

Intrafátto, adj. quite.
Intrafinefatto, adv. quite, tho-
roughly, altogether, entirely.
Intralasciaménto, s. m. inter

Intormentito, adj. stiff, be- mission,pause,discontinuance, In traverso, adv. across, crossnumbed with cold.

plot, secret contrivance. Intrinsicamente, adv. inward ly.

Intrinsicáre, to grow familiar
printimate with one, to fami-
liarize one's self.-Intrinsicáre,
to make or get acquainted.
Intrinsicáto, adj. intimate.
Intrinsichezza, s. f. familiarity,
friendship, intimacy.
Intrinsico, adj. inward, inter-
nal.-Intrinsico intimate, most
dear or familiar, entirely be
loved. Amico intrinsico, inti-
-mate friend.

Intríso, s. m. hodge-podge.--
Iniriso, adj. diluted, allayed.
Intristáre, to grow wicked,
Intristire,
knavish, or me-
lancholy.Intristire, not to
thrive. Intristire, to rot, to
perish, waste or pine away.
Introcque, adv. at the same
time, in the mean while.

Obs.

Introdotto, introduced.

Intuitivo, adj. intuitive.
Intuíto, s. m. intuition.
Intuonáre, v. Intonare, and its
derivatives.
In tutto, adv.
In tutto e per tutto,
together.

sleep. Invasato, amazed, al tonished, wondered. Invasazione, s. f. passion. quite,in- Invasellare, to put into tirely,al-_sel.

Invasióne, s. f. invasion.

In tutto in tutto, adv. in short, Inváso, adj. invaded.
in a word.
Intuzzáre, to repress, to re- dience.
strain, to keep under, to stop.
Invagáre, to fall in love, to be
desirous, to be inflamed with
love.

Inubbidiénza, S. f. disobe

Invaghicchiare, to fall slightly
in love, to be smitten.
Invaghiménto, s. m. desire,
love, appetite, affection.
lavaghíre, to inflame, to give
a desire, to set agog.
Invaghirsi, to fall in love.
Invaghíto, adj. in love, smitten,
amorous, desirous.
Invajáre, to grow or become
brown, swarthy, tawny, or
blackish.

Introduciménto, s.m. introduc-Invalidaménte, adv. without

validity.

tion.
Introdurre, to introduce, to Invalidáre, to make null or
bring in.
Introduttóre, he that intro- Invalidità, s. f. invalidity, nul-

tion. Intróito, s. m. entrance, entry, avenue-Intrúito, beginning. intromésso, adj entered or let in,intermeddled.Intromesso, s. m. intermesses, courses set on table between other dishes.

invalid, to annul.

lity..

duces. Introduzione, s. f. introduc-Inválido, adj. invalid, void, of no force, that does not stand good in law. Invalorire, to grow strong, to recover one's strength. Invanire, to become vain, to blast the corn.-Invanire, to vanish, to vanish away, to come to nothing.-Invanire, to grow proud, haughty, or vain-glorious.----Invunire, to debase, disgrace, disparage, or undervalue.

Introméttere, to let in.
Intromettersi, to meddle or in-
meddle.
Intronamento, s. m. stunning,
tingling in one's ears.
Intronáre, to stun.
Intronatello, diminitive of In-
tronato.-Intronato, adj. stun-
ned. Intronáto,stupid,block-
ish, dull.

Intronatúra, v. Intronamento.
Intronfiáre, to swell.
Intronfiáto, adj. swelled, swol-
len.

Intrudere, to intrude or thrust
in.

Intruonáre, v. Intronare.
Intrusióne, s. f. intrusion.
Intrúso, adj. intruded, thrust
in.

Intruársi, to become another
thy self, to enter in thy self.
Obs.
Intuitivamente, adv. intuitive-
ly.

In vano, adv. vainly, in vain,

Inubbriacáre, to make or get
drunk. Obs.
Inudíto, adj.unheard of,strange.
Invecchiare, to grow old.-
Invecchiare, to weaken, to
make weak, to debilitate, to
enervate, to enfeeble.
Invecchiato, adj. grown old,
grown out of date.
Invecchiuzzire, to waste, to
decay, to diminish, to grow

worse.

In vece, adv. instead, in lieu. Invecería, s. f. silliness, foolish, ness, sottishness. Obs. Invéggia, s. f. envy. Obs. Inveggiare, to envy. Obs, Invelenire, to irritate, to exasperate, provoke, incense or anger.

Inveleníto, exasperated, irri-
tated, provoked, incensed,
angry.

Invendicato, adj. unrevenged.
Invénia, s. f. worship, humilia-
tion, reverence. respect.-
Invénia, superfluous words.
Invenire, to find, to find out.
Obs.

Inventáre, to invent, devise,
find out, contrive.
Inventariáre, to make an in-
ventory.
Inventário, s. m. an inventory.
Inventáto, adj. invented.
Inventatóre, inventor, author,
contriver.

Inventatorello, a poor sorry in

ventor or contriver. Inventíva, s. f. invention, con trivance, device. Inventore, inventor, author, contriver.

Inventráre, to penetrate. Inventrice, s. f. an inventress. Invenzióne, s. f. invention, contrivance, device.--Inven "zióne, trick, device, way. Inventuráto,adv.happy, lucky,

Invariabilmente, adv. firmly,
stedfastly, constantly.
Invasáre, to invade, to attack
or seize, to be possessed with
the devil.- -Invasársi, to be
astonished,amazed,surprized.
-Invasáre, to dip or immerse,
to plunge. Invesursi qua che
cosa nella memoria, to imprint
a thing in one's mind.
Invasato, adj. possessed with
or by the devil. -invasato,
plunged, dipped, involved. Inverarsi, to be likely.
Invasato ne vizi, plunged in Inverdíre, to grow green,
vices.-Inva ato nel giuoco, given Invergognare, to defame, di
or addicted to gaming-honour, disgrace, debase dia

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fortunate.

Invér, prep. towards, also, in truth."

adv.

encourage, to support, to favour, to back.

Invigorirsi, to grow strong and vigorous.

employ or lay out money up- | Invigorire, to strengthen, to on any commodity or lands. ig-Incestire, to become, to be proper, suitable or agreeable, to fit, to suit with.-Investire, to hit or strike, to wound. Investire, to charge or fall upon, to attack.-Investire un vascello, to board a ship, to come up with her.

parage, or discredit. Invergognatamente, shamefully, disgracedly, nominiously. Invergognáto, adj. defamed, dishonoured, disgraced, debased, discredited. Inverisímilo, adj. unlikely, im probable: Inverisimilitúdine, s. m. unlikelihood, improbability. Inverminaménto, s. m. a breeding of worms. Invermináre, to breed or bring forth worms, to grow full of worms, to be corrupted. Invermináto, adj. corrupted, full of worms. Inverminire, v. Inverminare. Inverminito, v. Inverminato. Invernare, to winter. Invernáta, s. f. a whole win

ter.

Invernicáre, to varnish.
Invernicáto, adj. varnished.
Inverniciáre, v. Invernicare.
Inverniciáto, v. Invernicato.
Inverno, s. m. winter.
In vero, adv. in truth, truly,
indeed.

Invigoríto, adj. strengthened, supported, favoured, vigor

ous.

Invilire, to discourage, to dishearten or dispirit.

Investita, s. f. investiture.-In-Invilirsi, to be discouraged or
vestite, purchase, bargain, disheartened, to despond.
emption.
Invilito, adj. frightened, dis-
couraged, disheartened, out

Investito, adj. invested.
Investitúra, s. f. investiture.
inveteráto, adj. inveterate.
Invetráre, to work like a
Invetriáre, glass, to thicken,
to congeal.

of heart.

Inviluppaménto, s. m. involution, confusion, disorder, intricacy, embarrassment. Inviluppare, to wrap up, to Invetriáta, s. f. a glass window. envelope, to fold up.-InviIncetridto, adj. glazed.-In- | luppáre, to cumber, to intrivetriáto, shining, smooth.cate, to perplex, to hinder, to Fronte invetriata, impudent, pester, to trouble, to conbrazen-faced. found, to puzzle, to entangle. Invettiva, s. f. invective, viru- Invilúppo, s. m. bundle or parlent words. cel.Inviluppo, confusion, Invettivo, adj. railing, abusive. disorder, embarrassment, inParole invettive, abusive tricacy, perplexity. Invincibile, adj. invincible, unconquerable, not to be conquered.

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