[in-frôd], adj., very aged: nom. sg., [2450]; dat. sg. in-frôdum, [1875].
[in-gang], st. m., entrance, access to: acc. sg., [1550].
[in-genga], w. m., in-goer, visitor: nom. sg., of Grendel, [1777].
[in-gesteald], st. m., house-property, possessions in the house: acc. sg., [1156].
[inn], st. n., apartment, house: nom. sg. in, [1301].
[innan], adv., within, inside, [775], [1018], [2413], [2720]; on innan (in the interior), within, [1741], [2716]; þær on innan (in there), [71]; burgum on innan (within his city), [1969]. Also, therein: þær on innan, [2090], [2215], [2245].
[innan-weard], adv., inwards, inside, within, [992], [1977]; inne-weard, [999].
[inne], adv.: 1) inside, within, [643], [1282], [1571], [2114], [3060]; word inne âbeád (called, sent word, in, i.e. standing in the hall door), [390]; in it (i.e. the battle), [1142]; þær inne (therein), [118], [1618], [2116], [2227], [3088].—2) = insuper, still further, besides, [1867].
[inwit], st. n., evil, mischief, spite, cunning hostility, as in
[inwit-feng], st. m., malicious grasp, grasp of a cunning foe: nom. sg., [1448].