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English	Latin
I	ego
I am ashamed	me pudet
I am ashamed of you.	Me tui pudet.
I am in full possession of my reason and senses.	Sane sapio et sentio.
I am not what I used to be	non sum qualis eram
I am OK.	Valeo bene.
I am what you will be. [motto on a gravestone]	Sum quod eris.
I came, I saw, I conquered. [Julius Caesar]	Veni, vidi, vici. [Gaius Iulius Caesar]
I came, I saw, I went.	Veni, vidi, ibam.
I can neither live with you nor without you.	Nec possum tecum vivere, nec sine te. [Marcus Valerius Martialis]
I have a headache.	Caput mihi dolet.
I think, therefore I am.	Cogito, ergo sum. [Descartes]
iambic	iambeus
iambic	iambicus
iambus	iambus {m}
Iapetus	Iapetus {m}
ice	glacies {f}
Iceland <.is>	Islandia {f} [rec.]
icy	gelidus
idea	idea {f}
idiotic	Abderitanus
idle	vacuus
idle talk	rumusculus {m}
idleness	inertia
idly	inaniter
idol	idolum {n}
idolatry	idololatria {f}
idolism	idololatria {f}
if	si
if indeed	siquidem
if only	siquidem
if you will	sane
ignipotent	ignipotens
ignominy	ignominia {f}
ignorance	ignoratio {f}
ignorant	idioticus
ignorant	imperitus
ignorant	indoctus
ignorant	inscitulus
ignorant	inscitus
ignorant	inscius
ignorant person	idiota {m}
ignorantly	imperite
ignorantly	inscie
ill	aeger
ill spoken of	infamis
ill-omened	niger
illness	valitudo {f}
to illuminate	lustrare [1]
illusion	illusio {f}
illustrious	clarus
illustrious	conspicuus
illustrious	illustris
illustrious	inclitus
illustrious	inclutus
illustrious	opinatus
illustrious	praesignis
illustrious	pulcer
illustrious	pulcher
illustriously	clare
image	imago {f}
image	simulacrum {n}
imaginable	cogitabilis
imaginary	imaginarius
imagination	imaginatio {f}
to imagine	imaginari [1]
to imagine	opinari [1]
imagined	opinatus
to imbue with healing power	medicare [1]
to imitate	imitari [1]
imitation	imitatio {f}
immature	imperfectus
immeasurable	innumerabilis
immediately	extemplo
immediately	obiter
immediately	praesentanee
immense	innumerabilis
immense	pergrandis
to immerse [baptize]	baptizare [1]
immoderate	impotens
to impart	dare [1]
impassioned	ardens
imperfect	imperfectus
imperial	Augustus
imperial	imperialis
imperial	Palatinus
imperious	imperiosus
imperiously	imperiose
imperishable	indelebilis
implacable	inexpiabilis
to implement	actuare [1]
imploration	imploratio {f}
importance	gravitas {f}
imported	anabolicus
impossible	[fieri non potest]
impotent	impotens
impracticable	difficilis
impregnable	adamantinus
to impregnate	maritare [1]
improbity	improbitas {f}

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