OCR GCSE Latin "I"

iaceo

iaceo

I lie down

iacere (1st one)

To lie down

iacui

I lay down

iacio

I throw

iacere (2nd one)

To throw

ieci

I threw

iactus

Having been thrown

iam

Now, already

ianua, ianuae, f

Door

ibi

There

idem, eadem, idem

The same

igitur

Therefore, and so

ille, illa, illud

That, he, she, it

imperator, imperatoris, m

Emperor, general, leader

imperium, imperii, n

empire, power, command

impero

I order, command, power

imperare

To order, command, power

imperavi

I ordered, commanded, powered

imperatus + dative

Having been ordered, commanded, powered

in + ablative

in, on

in + accusative

into, onto

incendo

I burn, set on fire

incendere

To burn, set on fire

incendi

I burnt, set on fire

incensus

Having been burnt, set on fire

infelix, infelicis

Unlucky, unhappy

ingens, ingentis

Huge

ingredior

I enter

ingredi

To enter

ingressus sum

I entered

inimicus, inimici, m

Enemy

inquit

He/she says, he/she said

insula, insulae, f

Island, block of flats

intellego

I understand, realise

intellegere

To understand, realise

intellexi

I understood, realised

intellectus

Having been understood, realised

inter + accusative

Among, between

interea

Meanwhile

interficio

I kill

interficere

To kill

interfeci

I killed

interfectus

Having been killed

intro

I enter

intrare

To enter

intravi

I entered

intratus

Having been entered

invenio

I find

invenire

To find

inveni

I found

inventus

Having been found

invito

I invite

invitare

To invite

invitavi

I invited

invitatus

Having been invited

ipse, ipsa, ipsum

Himself, herself, itself, themselves

ira, irae, f

Anger

iratus, irata, iratum

Angry

is, ea, id

This, that, he, she, it, them

ita

In this way, to such an extent, so

itaque

And so, therefore

iter, itineris, n

Journey

iterum

Again

iubeo

I order

iubere

To order

iussi

I ordered

iussus

Having been ordered

iuvenis, iuvenis, m

Young man