Neo-English dictionary

idyes one day, once, once upon a day

idyom; —a idiom, language; idiomatic

idyosismo idiom, idiomatic expression

idyota; —eso; —ado idiot, —ic; idiocy (nature); (action) nonsense

if yew, yew-tree

igel needle

igelfor (needle's) eye

igi to go

ignobla; —eso ignoble; ignominy

ignor; —a; —i ignorance; —ant; to ignore, not to know

igroskop; —a hygroscope, —opic

ijen; —a; —ist hygiene; —ic; —ist

iji to become, to grow

ik; —a here; of this place

ikfolga; —e hereafter a, adv

ikibe here and there

ikinsa; —e; —i enclosed a, adv.; to enclose herewith

ikinsa; —i enclosed, to enclose (here)

ikoba above-mentioned, above-named

ikon icon, ikon

ikter (med. ) jaundice

ikunta below, hereunder a

il he

ilara; —eso hilarious, hilarity

ilka; —e; in —o immediate; —ly; in the next future

ilo instrument

ilot helot

ilself he himself

ilself himself

ilud; —a; —i illusion; —sory; to deceive oneself

iludismo; —ist illusionism, —nist

ilumin; —azo; —i illumination; to —nate

ilustra; —o; —azo illustrious; —ation

ilvivanda; —e so long he lives (he will be living)

im; —a fraction; —al

imagin-egro imaginary illness

imagin; —i; —ibla imagination; to —gine; —nable

imago; —i image, picture; to colour

imazo n splitting (up), division

imbal; —i; —er packing n; to pack up; packer

imbaraso; —i embarrassment, encumbrance; to —ber, to embarrass

imbarkaro landing-stage

imbarkel small boat

imbarki; —o to embark, to ship; —ing n

imbecila; —eso imbecile; —ility

imboskado; —i ambush; to be in —

imbut funnel (filler)

ime fractionally

imen; —eo marriage

imensa; —eso immense; —ity

imi to split up, to divide

imigri; —er to immigrate; —grant

imit; —a; —at; —i imitation; —ated; to —ate

imno anthem; hymn

imoli to immolate

imonda; —ayo filthy; filth, refuse, dirt

impakto impact

impasibla; —e impassive; —ly

impasibleso impassibility

imped; —i hindrance; to hinder, to prevent

impegi; —o to engage; —ment, obligation

imper; —yo; —a; —ya empire; imperial

imperativ; —a imperative n, a

imperer; —erator emperor

impererin, imperin empress

imperyalismo; —ist; —ista imperialism; —ist n; a

imperyoza; —e imperious; —ly

impeto; —a impetus, impetuous

implicita implicit

implik; —a; —i implication; implicated; implicite; to —cate

implor; —i imploration; to implore

impona; — (o) imposing; — appearance, — nature

imponi to command respect, to impress

import; —er import; —er

importuna; —i; —eso importunate; to —, to bother; importunity

impost; —i tax; to —

impostaryo tax-payer

impozi; —o to impose; —ition

imprek; —i imprecation; to curse

impren ascendancy, hold

impres; —yon impression