1. Etymology of the Latin prefix in-

Derivations in Latin

impossibilis, ingenerare, impudicus, impudens, ignobilis, improvisus, impraegnatus, impotens, impolitus, implorare, implantare, implacabilis, impius, impervius, impertinens, imperfectus, impendere, impatiens, intitulare, impassibilis, inquirere, immurare, inglutire, immigrare, immergere, immemorialis, immediatus, immaculatus, imbiberare, imbibere, imbarcare, illiteratus, illicitus, illiberalis, im-, incessans, incogitans, inconditus, incontinens, incorporatus, incultus, indefatigabilis, indubitabilis, ineluctabilis, ineptus, inevitabilis, inexorabilis, informis, infrangibilis, inimicus, inscrutabilis, insipidus, insolens, intestatus, intrepidus, invincibilis, inclavare, inunguere, impartire, indorsare, inviscerare, infallanter, intectus, inadvertentia, incarcerare, incohare, incinerare, includere, incognitus, incommodus, incongruus, inconsequens, incorporare, incorporeus, incorrigibilis, increatus, incredibilis, incriminare, incubare, inculcare, inculpare, incumbere, indestructibilis, indeterminatus, indifferens, individuus, indolens, inexpugnabilis, infallibilis, infarcire, infelix, infibulare, infinitus, inflectere, inflorescere, informare, infuriare, ingerere, ingurgitare, inhaerere, iniquus, iniustus, innominatus, innumerabilis, inofficiosus, inquietus, insanus, insatiabilis, insatiatus, inseminare, insensatus, insensibilis, insinuare, insipiens, inspirare, inspissare, instillare, insufflare, insuperabilis, insurgere, integere, intingere, intonare, intoxicare, intueri, inutilis, invadere, invaginare, investigare, inviolabilis, inviolatus, invulnerabilis, irradiare, irradicabilis, irrecusabilis, irreparabilis, irresolubilis, irrigare, inficere, illustris, inaedificare, inaequare, inaestuare, inalbare, inalbescere, inamarescere, inamaricare, inambulare, inarare, inardescere, inargentare, inaudire, inaugurare, inaurare, inbibere, inbitere, incaballicare, incalceare, incandescere, incanescere, incantare, incarescere, incedere, incerare, incernere, incertare, incidere, incingere, in-circare, inclamare, inclamitare, inclinare, in-coagulare, incolare, incolere, inconciliare, incoquere, incoronare, increbrescere, increpare, increpitare, incrudescere, incrustare, incubitare, incudere, incurrere, incursare, incursitare, incurvescere, incusare, indecorare, in-densare, indormire, indubitare, indurare, inequitare, inerrare, infasciare, infelicitare, inferre

Derivations in other languages

Classic Latin involare, French en-, French in-vingt-quatre, Italian in-, Italian inespressibile, Juridical Latin intestatus, Portuguese incapilato, Spanish en-, Spanish in-, Spanish in-

Cognates

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

Usage

Word found in Medieval Latin, Late Latin

2. Etymology of the Latin word in-

Derivations in Latin

immanis, inunguere, incalescere, incarcerare, incinerare, incitare, increscere, inebriare, infatuare, infibulare, ingratiate, inhumare, inquirere, inseminare, intimidare, invaginare, invertere, impolitus, ignarus, illacrimabilis, illaudabilis, illicitus, illegitimus, illitteratus, illiberalis, illunis, imbellis, imberbis, immansuetus, immaterialis, immaturus, immemorabilis, immemor, immensurabilis, immixtus, immitis, immobilis, immoderatus, immundus, immortalis, immunis, impalpabilis, impassibilis, impavidus, impatiens, impenetrabilis, imperitus, impermutabilis, imperscrutabilis, imperturbabilis, impervius, implacabilis, implacatus, implumis, importabilis, importuosus, impossibilis, impotens, impraeiudicatus, improbabilis, improbus, improles, imprudens, impudicus, impurus, inhabitabilis, inanimatus, inanimis, inaratus, incautus, incelebratus, incertus, incestus, incivilis, inclemens, incohaerens, incolor, inculpabilis, incultus, incommensurabilis, incommutabilis, incommodus, incomparabilis, incomplexus, incompletus, incomprehensibilis, incognoscibilis, inconscius, inconsuetus, incontemplabilis, incontinens, incorporalis, incorporeus, incredulus, incuria, incuriosus, incurvabilis, incustoditus, indecens, indignus, indelebilis, indemnis, indicibilis, indemonstrabilis, indiscretio, indocilis, indolens, indomabilis, indoctus, indubius, indubitabilis, indubitatus, inedia, inefficax, inaequalis, inaequabilis, inermis, inexcogitatus, inexcusabilis, inexcusatus, inexercitatus, inexorabilis, inexoratus, inexperientia, inexpertus, inexplicatus, inexploratus, inexpugnabilis, inexpugnatus, inaestimabilis, inaestimatus, inexstinguibilis, inexstinctus, ineptus, inevidens, inevitabilis, infacetus, infacundus, infamis, infatigatus, infecundus, infidelis, infidus, inflexibilis, informis, infortunatus, infortunium, infrequens, infructiferus, infructuosus, ingenitus, iniustus, ingloriosus, ingratus, inhibere, inimicus, inintelligibilis, iniquus, innaturalis, innavigabilis, innuba, innumerabilis, innumerus, inodorus, inofficiosus, inhonestus, inopinatus, inopportunis, inordinatus, inornatus, inhospitalis, inosservabilis, inobservatus, inquietus, insalutatus, insanabilis, insanus, insatiatus, insatietas, inscius, insensatus, insensibilis, inseparabilis, insincerus, insipidus, insipiens, insuavis, insociabilis, insolitus, insomnis, insperabilis, insperatus, instabilis, insulsus, insuperabilis, insuperatus, intemperatus, intemperies, intentatus, interminatus

Derivations in other languages

French enterrer

Usage

Word found in Array Latin