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1. Etymology of the English word in-

the English word in-

Derivations in English

inappellable, infusible, inbond, inbound, inbreed, inbuilt, incenter, incircle, incross, incrossbred, indraft, indrawn, infield, infighting, infill, inflow, ingather, ingathering, ingrowing, ingrown, ingrowth, inhaul, inholding, inlay, inmate, inpaint, inpatient, inpour, input, inroad, inrush, inseam, inshore, intoed, inturn, inwall, inweave, inwrought, inbreathe, ingoing, insight, inclip, enclose, indwell, infare, inland, inset, impassive, ingot, in-bord, inadvertent

Cognates

French en-, German ein-, Italian in-, Latin in-, Yiddish ajn-

2. Etymology of the English word in-

derived from the English word in-

Derivations in English

incretion, indent, infiltrate, ingot, inhale, instep, intenerate, invigorate, inosculate, inscape, inarch, induplicate, innerve, inspirit, intubate, inurn, implode, infauna, injection, illuvial

3. Etymology of the English word in-

derived from the English word in-

Derivations in English

inaccuracy, inaccurate, inaction, inactive, inadequate, inadmissible, inadvisable, inalienable, inalterable, inapparent, inappeasable, inappetence, inapplicable, inapposite, inappreciable, inappreciative, inapprehension, inapprehensive, inapproachable, inappropriate, inapt, inaptitude, inarguable, inartistic, inattention, inattentive, inaudible, inauspicious, inauthentic, incaution, incoercible, incognizant, incoherency, incoherent, incommodious, incommunicative, incompact, incompletion, incompliant, incomprehension, incomprehensive, incompressible, incomputable, inconceivable, inconclusive, incondensable, inconducive, inconformity, inconsecutive, inconsequential, inconsiderable, inconsistency, inconsistent, inconsonant, inconsumable, incontestable, incontrollable, incontrovertible, inconvincible, incoordinate, incoordination, indeciduate, indeciduous, indecipherable, indecisive, indecomposable, indefeasible, indefectible, indefensible, indefinable, indehiscent, indeliberate, indelicacy, indelicate, indemonstrable, independent, indescribable, indeterminism, indigested, indigestive, indiscernible, indiscerptible, indiscipline, indiscoverable, indiscriminating, indiscrimination, indiscussible, indistinguishable, inductile, inedible, ineducable, ineducation, ineffaceable, inefficacious, inefficient, inegalitarian, inelastic, ineligible, inequilateral, inequitable, inequity, ineradicable, inerasable, inerratic, inescapable, inessential, inexact, inexertion, inexpedient, inexpensive, inexplainable, inexplosive, inexpressible, inexpressive, inextensible, inextinguishable, infeasible, infelicitous, informal, informality, infusible, inharmonic, inharmonious, inhomogeneity, injudicious, innumerate, innutrition, inobtrusive, inoffensive, inoperable, inoperative, inorganic, inorganization, inoxidizable, insanitary, insanitation, insensitive, insentient, inseverable, insignificant, insincerity, insobriety, insolvable, insolvent, insomnolence, insubordinate, insufferable, insurmountable, insusceptible, inurbane, inutterable, invariant, inviable, inviscid, inedited, ineludible, inequivalve, indisposition, ineffectual, invariable



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