INV

Invitatore, he that invites.
Invitatrice, she that invites.
Invito, s. m. invitation.-Invi-
to, adj. against one's will, by
constraint, by force.
Invitto, adj. invincible, uncon-
querable.
Liviziare, to vitiate.
Inviziáto, adj. vitiated.
Invizzire, to wither, to decay.
Inúlto, adj. unrevenged.
Inumanamente, adv. cruelly,
inhumanly.

Inumanità, s. f. inhumanity.
Inumáno, adj. inhuman.
Inumidire, to moisten.
Inumidito, adj. moistened.
Inumiliáre, to humble. Obs.
In un, or in uno, prep. toge-
ther, with.
Invocáre, to invoke, to call

upon.

Invocáto, adj. invoked. Invocatóre, he that invokes. Invocatrice, she that invokes. Invocazione, invocation. Invoglia, s. f. coarse and thick cloth for package, pack-cloth. Invogliare, to give a desire or mind-Invogliar l'appetito, to give a stomach.-Incogliare, to wrap up, to pack up. Invogliato, adj. longing, desirous-Invogliato, packed up. Invoglio, s. m. a bundle or parcel.

away.

INZ

-Mettere in volta, to
put to flight.-Andare in volta,
to go roving or gadding
about.
Invólto, adj. wrapt up, involv-
ed-Invólto, s. m. a bundle, a
parcel.

Inziáre, to instigate, to egg or
set on, to incite or provoke
to. Obs.

Inzigáto, adj. instigated, egged
or spurred on, incited or pro-
voked to. Obs.
Inzipilláre, v. Insipillare.

Involtúra, s. f. a dark, intri-Inzoccolato, that has wooden
cate, or confused discourse, shoes on his feet.
Inzotichire, to grow clumsy,
ambiguous words.
Invólvere, to wrap up, to in- awkward, coarse, thick or
rough.
volve, to contain.
Involvimento, s. m. wrapping
or folding up.-Involvimento,
trick, cheat, fraud.-Involvi-
Imento di lingua, idle story, a
long circumstance of words.
Involúto, adj. rolled, wallow-
ed.

Involuzione, u. Involvimento.
In voto, adv. to no purpose, in
vain.

Inurbanità, s. f. inurbanity,
clownish behaviour, incivili-

In zucca, adv. with a bald
pate, with a head uncovered.
Inzuccheráre, to sugar, to put
sugar in or upon.
Inzuccheráto, adj. sugared
Paroleinzuccherate,sweet words.
Inzuppaménto,sopping or soak-
ing in.

Inzuppato, adj. soaked in.
Inzuppáre, to sop or soak in.
in zúrro, joyfully.-Essere in
zurro, to be merry, to be feast-
ing or revelling.
ty.
Inurbáno, adj. uncivil, uncour-lo, pron, I.

teous.

Inurbársi, to come in a city.
Inusáto, adj. not used, not ac-
customed.
Inusitataménte, adv. unusually,
not commonly.
Inușitáto, adj. not in use, not
used, obsolete, unusual-Pa-
rola inusitata, obsolete word.
Inútile, adj. useless, needless,
unnecessary, unprofitable, un-
serviceable.

Júnico, adj. Ionic.-Ordine Io-
nico, the lonic order.
jota, it is not worth a jot.-
Jota, s. m. Iota.-Non vale un
not give a jot for it.
Non ve ne darei un jola, I would
Sfigure in rhe-
Ipérbola, s. f. hyperbole, a
Ipérbole,
toric which in expression ex-
ceeds truth, likewise a conie
section.

Iperboleggiare, to speak in an
grandize, to enlarge a thing.
Inutilmente, needless, to no hyperbolical manner, to ag-
purpose, in vain.
bolically.
Invulnerábile, adj. invulner-Iperbolicamente, adv. hyper-

able.

Iperbolico, adj. hyperbolical,
exceeding belief.

Involare, to rob, to steal, to
filch.
Involársi, to disappear, to
vanish away, to go out of
sight. Involarsi da una com-
pagnia, to steal away from a
company.
Involato, adj. stolen.
a thief, a
Involatore, s. m.
Involatrice, s. f. filcher, a
pilferer.
Invólgere,to wrap up, to cover
or envelope, to fold up.-In-
volgere, to involve. Involgere
in una sentenza, to compre-
hend in a sentence.
Involgimento, v. Involtúra.
Invóliq, s. m. a theft.
Involontariamente, adv. invo-
Tuntarily.
Involontario, adj. involuntary,
done against one's will, forc-gather up, to hoard or to lay
up, to get together.
Inzibettato, adj. nicely per-pocrisia,
fumed, and it is a common
epithet to fops.
Inzigagióne, s. f. 7 instigation,
Inzigaménto,s.m. a stirring
up to, a putting on, an encou-
ragement to, incitement. Obs.

Inuzzolire, o. Inuggiolíre.
Inzaccherato, adj. all over
dirt, mire.Inzaccherato,intri-Iperbolóne, s. m. a great hy-
cate, embroiled, involved, perbole, an incredible thing,
the tale of the giant-killer.
Ipérico, s. m
Ipérbolo, atij. v. Iperbolico.
Ipéricon,
Ipocistede, s. f. the plant called
nerary herb.
cistus.

confounded.
Iuzaffiráre, to adorn or trim
with sapphires.
Inzampognáre,toimpose upon.
Inzavardare, to dirty, to soil,
to grease, to spot.
Inzavardáto, adj. dirtied, soil-
ed, greased, spotted.
Inzeppaménto, s. m. heap, pile,
mass, collection.
Inzeppáre, to heap up, to

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hypocondriac, hy

Ipocondría, s. f. spleen or me
Ipocóndrico, adj.
lancholy.
Ipocondro,
Ipocresía, s. f. hypocrisy,dis-
simulation.
pocondriacal.

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|Juridicaménte, adv. according
to the law, lawfully.
Jurídico, adj. juridical, just,
judicial, lawful.
Juridizione, s. f. jurisdiction,
Jurisdizióne, authority,
power, the verge or extent of

it.

Jusquiámo, s. m. a kind of me-
dicinal plant.

Justiziare, to execute, to put
to death by authority. Obs.
Izza, s. f. anger, passion, wrath,
Obs.

Istruire, to instruct, to teach, N. B. The words beginning to train of bring up. Istruíto,adj. instructed, taught. with Ju, if not found here, Istrumentale, adj. instrument-look for them in Giu. al, serviceable, contributing

Iterare, to reiterate, to repeat.
Iteráto, adj. reiterated, repeat-
ed.

Ito, adj. gone.
Iteratore, s. m. one that does a
thing over again.
Itinerário, s. m. itinerary, de-
scription of a journey.
Ittérico, adj. one sick of the
yellow jaundice.
Itterízia, s. f. the yellow jaun-

of

Iva, s. f. the herb ground pine;
also St. John's wort.
Júbere, to command, to bid.
Obs.
Júgero, s.
ground.
Juguláre, adj. guttural, belong-
ing to the throat.
Ivi, adv. there.
Ivirítta, adv. there, just there.
Obs.

Jura, s. f. conjuration, plot,
conspiracy. Obs.
Jure, 6. m. law.-In jure, ac-
cording to the law, in law.

Labbruto, adj. blubber-lipped. Lácerto, s. m. a sinew.
Obso-Laci, adv. there. Obs.-
laci, that way. Obs.
Laco, s. m. a lake. Poet.

Libere, to slide or glide along,
to slip, to fall. Obs.
Laberinto, s. m. a labyrinth
or maze.-Laberinto, cause of
great anxiety.

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Lagna, s. f. lamentation, moanful complaint, affliction. Obs. Lagnamento, s. m. complaint,

moan.

Lagnarsi, to complain, to lament, to bemoan, to bewail, to afflict or grieve one's self.

Lacrima, s. f. a tear.-Lacrima, Lagnevóle, adj. lamentable, a drop.

doleful,mournful,woeful. Not

Lacrimabile, adj. lachrymable,_used.
deplorable.

Lagno, s. m. affliction, grief,

Lacrimale, s. m. v. Lagrimale. lamentation.
Lacrimante, adj. weeping, cry-Lagnosaménte, adv. in a be-
ing, in tears.
wailing manner.

Lábile, adj. sliding, gliding,
slippery, falling, transitory.
Labirinto, v. Laberinto.
Lábole, Obs. v. Labile.
Labóre, s. m. labour. Obs.-
Senza alcun labore, without
any trouble.
Laboriosamente, adv. labori-Lacrimóso, v. Lagrimoso.
ously, painfully, hardly.
Laboriosità, s. f. labour, fa-
tigue, trouble, toil, laborious-

Lacrimare, to weep, to cry, to
shed tears.

ness.

Lacrimáto, adj. deplored, la-
mented, bewailed.

Lacrimévole, v. Lagrimevole.
Lacúna, s. f. a large piece of
water, as if it were a lake; a
lagoon.

were.

Lagnóso, adj. that bewails,
that complains.
Lago, s. m. a lake.-Lago,deep-
ness, depth, profundity.
Lagóne, s. m. a pool of stag-

nant water.

Lágrima, s. f. a tear-Sparger lagrime, to shed tears.-Lágri ma (gocciola,) a drop.-Lagrima, lachryma Christi, a sort of wine at Naples. Lagrimábile, adj. v. Lagrimevole.

run.

Lagrimánte, adj. weeping,
Lagrimáre, to weep, to cry, to
crying, in tears.
shed tears. -Lagrimare, to
drop.Lagrimárem. la-
chrymation,weeping or shed-
Lagrimazióne, s. f. lachryma-
ding of tears, falling in drops.
tion, a shedding of tears, a
dropping.

Lagrimétta, dim. of Lagrima.
Lagrimévole, adj. deplorable.
lamentable.

Laborióso, adj.laborious, pain-Lacunale, adj. belonging to ful, hard, toilsome.-Laborio the Laguna.-Acqua lacunale, so, laborious, industrious, that standing water. takes pains, that works hard. Lacunóso, adj. full of lagoons. Labrúsca, s, f. a kind of wild Ládano, s. m. laudanum, a so-Lagrimále, s. m. the corners grape. porific tincture. Lacca, s. f. bank of a river, Laddove, adv. there where. the nose, from whence tears or angles of the eyes towards the sea side.-Lucca, a descent, Andò laddove gli altri eráno, he a downfall.-Lacca, a deep or went there where the others low place, a muddy placeLacca, leg or buttock of any Ládico, adj. lay, secular. Obs. quadruped.-Lacca di salvati--Frate ladico, lay friar. Obs. cina, a haunch of venison.-Lado, adj. v. Laido. Obs. Lacca di castrato, a leg of mut- La dove, adv. there where. ton.-Lacca, lacca, or lack, a Ladrino, dim. of Ladro. kind of colour.-Cera lacco, Ladro, s. m. a thief, a robber. sealing-wax. -Ladro, adj. bad, ill, not Lacchè, s. m. a lackey, a foot- good, nasty, filthy, sad.boy, a running footman. Non fu mai vista la più ladra Lacchetta, s. f. a racket to play cosa, a worse thing never was at tennis with.-Lacchetta, leg, scen.-Ladri detti, base disbuttock, haunch. course. Da ladro senno, in an Lacchézzo, s. m. a dainty or ugly manner.Giorni ladri, Lacchezzino, savoury deplorable days.-La comodità thing. fa l'uomo ladro, opportunity Láccia, s. f. the shad fish. makes a thief. Láccio, s. m. gia, snare, spring, noose, knot.-Laccio d'amore, love-knot. Laccio, ambush, snares, treachery.-User de laccio, to get out of trouble. Lacciolétto, s. m. 2 snare, gin, Lacciuolo, S spring to eatch birds or beasts by the legs with. -Tender lacciuoli, to lay snares. Laceraménto, s. m. laceration. Laceránte, adj. that tears. Laceráre, to lacerate, to tear. -Laceráre, to defame to

Lagrimosamente, adv. deplorably, lamentably.

Lagrimóso, adj. weeping, crying, full of tears.-Lagrimóso, deplorable, lamentable, moanful, woeful.

Lagrimúzza, dim. of Lagrima.
Lagúme, s. m. a pool of stand-
ing water, a marshy place.
Lagúna, s. f. a lagoon, v. La-
cuna.

Lai, s. m. pl. lamentations,
moanful complaints. Poet.
Laicále, secular, lay, temporal.
-Abito laicale, secular habit.
Signore laicale, a temporal
lord.
Laicalmente, adv. Į in a secú-
Laicamente, Slar or tem-

ply, foolishly, unlearnedly,
poral way.-Laitaménte, sim-
ignorantly.