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IBÉRICO, -A adj. Iberian
IDIOMA m. language
IGLESIA f. church
ÍGNEO, -A adj. igneous
IGUAL adj. alike, equal
IMPERIO m. empire, dominion; command
IMPERMEABLE adj. waterproof
ÍMPETU m. impetus
IMPLICAR v. to imply
IMPONENTE adj. imposing
IMPRENTA f. printing; printing plant
IMPUESTO m. tax, duty
INCIPIENTE adj. incipient
INCLUIR v. to include
INCLUYE see INCLUIR
INCORPORAR v. to incorporate, to unite; to raise
INCREMENTO m. increase, increment
INDICIO m. indication, index
INDÍGENA adj. native, indigenous; m. or f. native
INDIO, -A adj. Indian
INDOMABLE adj. indomitable, unconquerable
INDUDABLE adj. unquestionable
INESPERADO, -A adj. unexpected, unforeseen
INFANTE m. and f. infant; title given to the children of the Spanish and the former Portuguese Royal Families
INFATIGABLE adj. indefatigable
INFLUIR v. to influence, to modify
INFORME m. report, statement
INFRUCTUOSO, -A adj. fruitless
INGENIERÍA f. engineering
INGENIO m. sugar mill; sugar plantation
INGENTE adj. enormous (Amer.)
INGLÉS, INGLESA adj. English
INGRESO m. entrance, -S receipts
INHERENTE adj. inherent
INICIAR v. to begin, to initiate
INNEGABLE adj. undeniable
INSCRIBIR v. to inscribe
INSCRITO see INSCRIBIR
INSOLACIÓN f. sunstroke
INSTALACIÓN f. equipment, installation
INTEGRANTE adj. integral
INTENDENCIA f. territory or office of an intendant
INTENDENTE m. intendant; —— DE EJÉRCITO quartermaster-general
INTERNO, -A adj. interior, domestic m. and f. boarding-pupil
INTERRUMPIR v. to interrupt
ÍNTIMO, -A adj. intimate; exact
INTRANSITABLE adj. impassable
INVERNAR v. to spend the winter; LUGAR DE —— winter resort
INVERTIR v. to invest (money); to invert
INVESTIR v. to invest (with office), to confer (a dignity)
INVIERNO m. winter
IR v. to go
IRRITANTE adj. irritating
ISLA f. island
ISLEÑO, -A adj. island
ISTMO m. isthmus
IZQUIERDO, -A adj. left (hand)