Inne, Ynne, adv. in (inside), IX 188, XIII a 21; after rel. in þat ... in(ne), in which, I 190, VIII a 298, XV i 10; Ine, prep. in, III introd. 16, 33, 35, 49, 50; on (of time) III introd. [OE. innan, prep., adv.; inne, adv.] See In, adv., prep.; Þare; Þer(e).
Innoghe, Inogh(e). See Ynoȝ.
Inpossible, adj.; inpossible ... to be, impossible, IX 152. [OFr. impossible.]
Inspiracioun, n. inspiration, IX 331. [OFr. inspiracion.]
Instrumentis, n. pl. appliances, X 8. [OFr. instrument.]
Insuffisance, n. inability, IX 313. [OFr. insuffisance.] See Suffise.
Intil(l), Intyl(l), prep. into, IV a 3, 9, 16, 21, b 30, &c.; in, X 118, 122. [OE. inn + ON. til.] See In, adv.; Til, prep.
Into, Ynto, prep. into, I 146, II 163, &c.; onto, in putten hem into, embark on, IX 183; up to, until (cf. To), XII a 190, 221; (un)to, XIV c 25. [OE. inn tō, intō.] See In, adv.
Inward, adv. inside, XII a 72. [OE. in(nan)-weard.]
Inwardly, adv. heartily, earnestly, XVI 361. [OE. in-weard-līce.]