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,
inadvertentCognates
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,
illuvial3. 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