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Glossary of Latin Words.
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  • interclausum:—an enclosure.
  • inter clausura:—the setting of precious stones; chasing of metal.
  • interclusorius:—enclosing.
  • interclusum. See inter clausum.
  • intercommunicare:—to intercommon, where the tenants of two manors use the commons of both.
  • interesse:—interest.
  • interessens:—being present at.
  • interessentia:—interest; fee to those performing divine service.
  • interfinium:—a space; the bridge of the nose.
  • interlinearis:—between the lines.
  • interlocutorius:—conversational.
  • interloingnium. See loingium.
  • interludium:—play, mumming, as at Christmas.
  • intermedium:—intercession.
  • internamentum:—burial.
  • interpeditatus:—not completely hambled. See expeditare.
  • interplacitare:—to interplead.
  • interprisa:— an attack.
  • interpugnare:—to fight together.
  • interranea:—the bowels.
  • intersignum:—a token; a counter-sign.
  • intertenere:—to entertain.
  • intertiare:—to sequester.
  • intestinum opus:—wainscot.
  • inthronizare:—to enthrone.
  • intitulare:—to enter in a book or list; to write titles on books; to entitle.
  • intorcinium:—a torch.
  • intrare:—to enter, or inn, i.e. drain and cultivate, marshes, which are then called innings.
  • intrastagnum:- a seat in a row, a stall(?).
  • intrinsecus:—a dweller within, a citizen, opp. to forinsecus.
  • introducere:—to marry.
  • introitus:—an introit, an anti-phone sung while the priest is going to the altar.
  • intronizare:—to enthrone.
  • intrussare:—to pack up.
  • inumbliare:—to trim the branches of trees.
  • invadiare:—to mortgage; to pawn.
  • invadiatio:—a mortgage.
  • invadimoniare:—to pledge, to put in pawn.
  • inventarium:—an inventory.
  • inventio:—treasure trove.
  • inventorium:—an inventory.
  • inveritare:—to prove.
  • investio, investimentum:—investiture.
  • investire:—to invest, to give possession.
  • investitura:—investiture.
  • involutorium:—a kerchief.
  • inwardus:—a watchman.
  • ipoporgium:—an andiron.
  • irrectus: —unjust.
  • irremiscibilis:—unpardonable.
  • irreplegiabilis, irrepleviabilis:—irreplevisable, that which ought not to be replevied or delivered on sureties.