⁂ The language used by these monarchs on their coins is two-fold; Aryan and Greek. See Wilson’s “Ariana Antiqua,” pp. 347-381. G. R.
Inflectional.
Same as polysyllabic; name for the highest class of speech yet known to man. It is specially applied to the Aryan family of languages, which express the “moods, tenses, cases, and all other modifications of meaning in verbs and nouns by means of suffixes ... mutilated fragments of words.”—Farrar.
Inganos.
American: Indians of N. Granada. See “Vocabulario,” “Los Indios del Andaqui,” pp. 20-21.
Ingush.
Lesgian: a dialect of Tshetsh, spoken by the Lamur, hill-men of Georgia and Circassia.
Inhambane.
African: a dialect of the Mozambique.
Inkalait, Inkilik, Inkulukhluait, Ingelmut.