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| English | Latin |
| I | ego |
| I am ashamed | me pudet |
| I am ashamed of you. | Me tui pudet. |
| 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} |
| icy | gelidus |
| idea | idea {f} |
| idleness | inertia |
| idol | idolum {n} |
| idolatry | idololatria {f} |
| idolism | idololatria {f} |
| if | si |
| ignominy | ignominia {f} |
| ignorant | indoctus |
| ill | aeger |
| illness | valetudo {f} |
| illness | valitudo {f} |
| to illuminate | lustrare [1] |
| illustrious | illustris |
| illustrious | pulcer |
| illustrious | pulcher |
| image | imago {f} |
| image | simulacrum {n} |
| imaginary | imaginarius |
| imagination | confictura {f} |
| imagination | imaginatio {f} |
| to imitate | imitari [1] |
| imitation | imitatio {f} |
| to impart | dare [1] |
| imperial | imperialis |
| imperious | imperiosus |
| imperiously | imperiose |
| implacable | inexpiabilis |
| to implement | actuare [1] |
| imploration | imploratio {f} |
| importance | gravitas {f} |
| impossible | [fieri non potest] |
| impregnable | adamantinus |
| improbity | improbitas {f} |
| improperly | abhorride |
| impudence | confidentia {f} |
| impudent | protervus |
| impudently | audaciter |
| impulse | pulsus {m} |
| impunity | impunitas {f} |
| in a nutshell | in nuce |
| in an unfit manner | abhorride |
| in both kinds | sub utraqua specie |
| in fact | revera |
| in front | abante |
| in front of | ante |
| in front of everybody | coram |
| in recent years | nuper |
| in return | rursus |
| in so far | eatenus |
| in the evening | vespera |
| in the evening | vespertino |
| in turn | rursus |
| in vain | frustra |
| in vain | in cassum |
| in what way | quomodo |
| inactivity | inertia |
| inaugural | aditialis |
| incantation | carmen {n} |
| inclination | applicatio {f} |
| inclination | voluntas {f} |
| to incline to something | acclinare [1] |
| inclined | acclinis |
| incommodity | incommodum {n} |
| inconstant | volaticus [inconstans] |
| to incorporate | accorporare [1] |
| to incorporate | adcorporare [1] |
| incorruptible | adamantinus |
| increase | accessio {f} |
| increase | accretio {f} |
| to increase | accumulare [1] [fig.] |
| to increase | adampliare [1] |
| increase | adauctus {m} |
| increase | adaugmen {n} |
| to increase | adcumulare [1] [fig.] |
| to increase greatly | adauctare [1] |
| to increase much | adauctare [1] |
| increment | accretio {f} |
| incurable | insanabilis |
| to indicate | declarare [1] |
| to indict | accusare [1] |
| to indict | accussare [1] |
| indictment | crimen {n} |
| indisposition | valetudo {f} |
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