Indiana
/indiˈana/
adj
Native American; American Indian
Indianao
/indiaˈnao/
name
Indiana (a state of the United States)
Indiano
/indiˈano/
name
Indus (constellation)
Indonezio
/indoneˈzio/
name
Indonesia (a country and archipelago in maritime Southeast Asia)
Inkaa
/inˈkaa/
adj
Incan (of or relating to the Inca Empire)
Inkao
/inˈkao/
name
Inca Empire (pre-Columbian empire)
Insulo de Princo Eduardo
/inˈsulo de ˈprint͡so eduˈardo/
name
Prince Edward Island (a province and island in eastern Canada)
Interlingvao
/interlinɡˈvao/
name
Interlingua
Interlingveo
/interlinɡˈveo/
name
Interlingue
Internacia Fonetika Alfabeto
/internaˈt͡sia foneˈtika alfaˈbeto/
name
International Phonetic Alphabet
Interreto
/interˈreto/
name
Internet
Inĉono
/inˈt͡ʃono/
name
Incheon (a city in South Korea)
ina
/ˈina/
adj
female, feminine
inaŭguracio
/inau̯ɡuraˈt͡sio/
noun
inauguration
inaŭguri
/inau̯ˈɡuri/
verb
to inaugurate
inaŭguro
/inau̯ˈɡuro/
noun
inauguration
incendii
/int͡senˈdii/
verb
to set on fire, kindle, ignite
incendio
/int͡senˈdio/
noun
fire, conflagration, blaze (large fire extending to many objects or over a large space)
incenso
/inˈt͡senso/
noun
incense
incesto
/inˈt͡sesto/
noun
incest
incitebla
/int͡siˈtebla/
adj
irritable
inciti
/inˈt͡siti/
verb
to incite
incitiĝema
/int͡sitiˈd͡ʒema/
adj
irritable
inda
/ˈinda/
adj
  1. worthwhile
  2. worthy, deserving
indeco
/inˈdet͡so/
noun
worthiness
indeksi
/inˈdeksi/
verb
to index
indekso
/inˈdekso/
noun
index (alphabetical list)
indiano
/indiˈano/
noun
Indian (a member of any of the peoples indigenous to the Americas), Native American
indico
/inˈdit͡so/
noun
evidence; clues
indiferenta
/indifeˈrenta/
adj
  1. immaterial, unimportant
  2. indifferent
indiferente
/indifeˈrente/
adv
indifferently
indiga
/inˈdiɡa/
adj
indigo (color)
indigo
/inˈdiɡo/
noun
indigo ("colour")
indikativa
/indikaˈtiva/
adj
indicative
indikativo
/indikaˈtivo/
noun
indicative
indiki
/inˈdiki/
verb
  1. to indicate
  2. to point at (physically)
indikilo
/indiˈkilo/
noun
indicator (something used for indicating)
indiko
/inˈdiko/
noun
indication
indio
/inˈdio/
noun
indium
individua
/indiviˈdua/
adj
individual (relating to a single person or thing; intended for a single person)
individueco
/individuˈet͡so/
noun
  1. individuality (characteristic of being individual)
  2. person (individual)
individugenezo
/individuɡeˈnezo/
noun
ontogenesis (arising or development of an individual organism)
individuismo
/individuˈismo/
noun
individualism (moral stance)
individuisto
/individuˈisto/
noun
individualist (someone who believes in individualism as sociopolitical system)
individuo
/indiviˈduo/
noun
individual
indiĝena
/indiˈd͡ʒena/
adj
native, indigenous
indiĝeno
/indiˈd͡ʒeno/
noun
native
indo
/ˈindo/
noun
worth, merit, value, dignity
indulga
/inˈdulɡa/
adj
  1. forgiving
  2. indulgent, charitable
  3. lenient
indulgi
/inˈdulɡi/
verb
  1. to be lenient with
  2. to indulge
  3. to relent, to spare
indulgo
/inˈdulɡo/
noun
  1. allowance
  2. indulgence
industria
/indusˈtria/
adj
industrial
industrio
/indusˈtrio/
noun
industry
ineco
/iˈnet͡so/
noun
femininity
inerta
/iˈnerta/
adj
inert
inerteco
/inerˈtet͡so/
noun
inertia
infana
/inˈfana/
adj
infant
infanaĉo
/infaˈnat͡ʃo/
noun
a bratty child, brat
infanaĝo
/infaˈnad͡ʒo/
noun
childhood, infancy
infaneco
/infaˈnet͡so/
noun
childhood
infaneto
/infaˈneto/
noun
baby, infant
infanino
/infaˈnino/
noun
child
infanmurdo
/infanˈmurdo/
noun
infanticide
infano
/inˈfano/
noun
  1. child (direct descendant, offspring)
  2. child (person who has not yet reached adulthood)
infansoldato
/infansolˈdato/
noun
child soldier
infanterio
/infanteˈrio/
noun
infantry
infantimigulo
/infantimiˈɡulo/
noun
bogeyman (menacing, ghost-like monster found in children's stories)
infanĝardeno
/infand͡ʒarˈdeno/
noun
kindergarten
infarkto
/inˈfarkto/
noun
infarct
infekti
/inˈfekti/
verb
to infect
infekto
/inˈfekto/
noun
infection
infera
/inˈfera/
adj
hellish, from hell
infero
/inˈfero/
noun
hell (place where damned souls are eternally punished)
infesti
/inˈfesti/
verb
to infest
infesto
/inˈfesto/
noun
infestation
infinitivo
/infiniˈtivo/
noun
infinitive
inflaciego
/inflat͡siˈeɡo/
noun
hyperinflation
inflacio
/inflaˈt͡sio/
noun
  1. inflation (expansion or increase in size)
  2. monetary inflation
inflami
/inˈflami/
verb
to be inflamed
inflamigi
/inflaˈmiɡi/
verb
to inflame
inflamo
/inˈflamo/
noun
inflammation
influenco
/influˈent͡so/
noun
influenza, flu
influi
/inˈflui/
verb
to affect, influence
influo
/inˈfluo/
noun
influence (power to affect, control, or manipulate)
informa
/inˈforma/
adj
  1. informatic, informational
  2. informative
informa scienco
/inˈforma st͡siˈent͡so/
noun
computer science
informacio
/informaˈt͡sio/
noun
dated form of informo (“information”)
informi
/inˈformi/
verb
to inform
informiĝi
/inforˈmid͡ʒi/
verb
to get informed, find out something
informo
/inˈformo/
noun
  1. information
  2. report
informpeti
/informˈpeti/
verb
to query, ask for information
infre
/ˈinfre/
adv
below, underneath, downstairs
infuzajho
noun
H-system spelling of infuzaĵo
infuzajhoj
noun
H-system spelling of infuzaĵoj
infuzajhojn
noun
H-system spelling of infuzaĵojn
infuzajhon
noun
H-system spelling of infuzaĵon
infuzajxo
noun
X-system spelling of infuzaĵo
infuzajxoj
noun
X-system spelling of infuzaĵoj
infuzajxojn
noun
X-system spelling of infuzaĵojn
infuzajxon
noun
X-system spelling of infuzaĵon
infuzaĵo
/infuˈzaʒo/
noun
  1. extract
  2. infusion
infuzi
/inˈfuzi/
verb
to infuse
infuzo
/inˈfuzo/
noun
infusion
ingenro
/inˈɡenro/
noun
feminine
ingi
/ˈinɡi/
verb
to sheathe
ingo
/ˈinɡo/
noun
socket, holder, sheath
ingredienco
/inɡrediˈent͡so/
noun
ingredient, component
ingveno
/inɡˈveno/
noun
groin, inguen
ingvenumo
/inɡveˈnumo/
noun
  1. crotch (of a garment)
  2. jockstrap
inhali
/inˈhali/
verb
to inhale
inhibicii
/inhibiˈt͡sii/
verb
to inhibit
inhibicio
/inhibiˈt͡sio/
noun
inhibition
inicialo
/init͡siˈalo/
noun
initial (first letters of a person's name as a unit)
iniciati
/init͡siˈati/
verb
to initiate
iniciato
/init͡siˈato/
noun
start, initiation
injekti
/inˈjekti/
verb
to inject
injektilo
/injekˈtilo/
noun
  1. injector (device used to inject)
  2. syringe
injekto
/inˈjekto/
noun
injection (act)
inkandeska
/inkanˈdeska/
adj
incandescent (emitting light as result of heating)
inkandeski
/inkanˈdeski/
verb
to glow
inkandesko
/inkanˈdesko/
noun
incandescence (emission of visible light by a hot body)
inkao
/inˈkao/
noun
Inca (member of the group of Quechuan peoples)
inklino
/inˈklino/
noun
tendency, inclination
inkludi
/inˈkludi/
verb
to include
inkluziva
/inkluˈziva/
adj
including; inclusive
inkluzive
/inkluˈzive/
adv
inclusively
inkluzivi
/inkluˈzivi/
verb
to include
inko
/ˈinko/
noun
ink
inkubo
/inˈkubo/
noun
  1. incubus
  2. nightmare
inkubsonĝo
/inkubˈsond͡ʒo/
noun
nightmare
inkujo
/inˈkujo/
noun
inkwell, inkpot
inkvizicio
/inkviziˈt͡sio/
noun
inquisition
ino
/ˈino/
noun
a female
inokuli
/inoˈkuli/
verb
To inoculate
insekto
/inˈsekto/
noun
insect
insektologio
/insektoloˈɡio/
noun
entomology
insektologo
/insektoˈloɡo/
noun
entomologist
insektomanĝulo
/insektomanˈd͡ʒulo/
noun
insectivore
insektovorulo
/insektovoˈrulo/
noun
insectivore
insida
/inˈsida/
adj
treacherous, insidious
insigno
/inˈsiɡno/
noun
an insignia
insista
/inˈsista/
adj
insistent
insiste
/inˈsiste/
adv
insistently
insisti
/inˈsisti/
verb
to insist, further
inspekti
/insˈpekti/
verb
to inspect
inspekto
/insˈpekto/
noun
inspection
instali
/insˈtali/
verb
To install
instanco
/insˈtant͡so/
noun
court, authority (both in the sense of a person or persons or an organization with some sort of decision-making power)
instigi
/insˈtiɡi/
verb
  1. to instigate
  2. to urge, encourage
instigo
/insˈtiɡo/
noun
instigation, prompting, suggestion ("act of instigating")
instinkto
/insˈtinkto/
noun
instinct
institucio
/instituˈt͡sio/
noun
institution
instrua
/insˈtrua/
adj
instructional, instructive, teaching
instruado
/instruˈado/
noun
education, instruction, teaching
instruejo
/instruˈejo/
noun
school
instrui
/insˈtrui/
verb
to inform, instruct, teach, train
instruighas
verb
H-system spelling of instruiĝas
instruighi
verb
H-system spelling of instruiĝi
instruighis
verb
H-system spelling of instruiĝis
instruighos
verb
H-system spelling of instruiĝos
instruighu
verb
H-system spelling of instruiĝu
instruighus
verb
H-system spelling of instruiĝus
instruigxas
verb
X-system spelling of instruiĝas
instruigxi
verb
X-system spelling of instruiĝi
instruigxis
verb
X-system spelling of instruiĝis
instruigxos
verb
X-system spelling of instruiĝos
instruigxu
verb
X-system spelling of instruiĝu
instruigxus
verb
X-system spelling of instruiĝus
instruisteco
/instruisˈtet͡so/
noun
instruction (the abstract quality of teaching)
instruistino
/instruisˈtino/
noun
female teacher
instruisto
/instruˈisto/
noun
teacher
instruiteco
/instruiˈtet͡so/
noun
knowledge, learnedness
instruitulo
/instruiˈtulo/
noun
erudite, learned person, scholar
instruiĝi
/instruˈid͡ʒi/
verb
to become educated, learn
instrukcio
/instrukˈt͡sio/
noun
instruction
instrumaterialo
/instrumateriˈalo/
noun
instructional material
instrumento
/instruˈmento/
noun
  1. instrument (tool, implement used for manipulation or measurement)
  2. musical instrument (device used to produce or play music)
instruo
/insˈtruo/
noun
instruction
insula
/inˈsula/
adj
insular
insulano
/insuˈlano/
noun
islander
insularo
/insuˈlaro/
noun
archipelago
insuleto
/insuˈleto/
noun
islet, small island
insulino
/insuˈlino/
noun
insulin
insulo
/inˈsulo/
noun
island
insulti
/inˈsulti/
verb
to insult
insulto
/inˈsulto/
noun
insult, affront
intakta
/inˈtakta/
adj
intact
integra
/inˈteɡra/
adj
integral, whole, entire, intact
integralo
/inteˈɡralo/
noun
integral
integreco
/inteˈɡret͡so/
noun
integrity, wholeness, safety
integri
/inˈteɡri/
verb
to integrate
intelekta
/inteˈlekta/
noun
intellectual
intelekto
/inteˈlekto/
noun
intellect
inteligenta
/inteliˈɡenta/
adj
intelligent
inteligente
/inteliˈɡente/
adv
intelligently
inteligenteco
/inteliɡenˈtet͡so/
noun
intelligence
inteligento
/inteliˈɡento/
noun
intelligence (entity that can be intelligent)
intenca
/inˈtent͡sa/
adj
intentional
intence
/inˈtent͡se/
adv
intentionally
intenci
/inˈtent͡si/
verb
to intend
intenco
/inˈtent͡so/
noun
intention
intendanto
/intenˈdanto/
noun
superintendent, administrator, intendant
inter
/ˈinter/
prep
  1. among
  2. between
inter aliaj
adv
inter alia; among others
inter martelo kaj amboso
prep_phrase
between a rock and a hard place (in a difficult situation)
inter-
/ˈinter-/
prefix
between, among
interagado
/interaˈɡado/
noun
interaction
interagi
/inteˈraɡi/
verb
to interact
interago
/inteˈraɡo/
noun
interaction
interakto
/inteˈrakto/
noun
  1. entr'acte, intermission
  2. intermezzo, interlude
interalie
/interaˈlie/
adv
among other things
interesa
/inteˈresa/
adj
interesting
interesaspekta
/interesasˈpekta/
adj
interesting-looking
interese
/inteˈrese/
adv
interestingly
interesi
/inteˈresi/
verb
to interest
interesiĝi
/intereˈsid͡ʒi/
verb
to become interested, be interested
intereso
/inteˈreso/
noun
interest (desire or concern about something or someone)
interetaĝo
/intereˈtad͡ʒo/
noun
mezzanine, entresol (intermediate floor in a building)
interezo
/inteˈrezo/
noun
interest (price of receiving credit)
interfera
/interˈfera/
adj
interferential (related to interference)
interferi
/interˈferi/
verb
  1. to interfere (be correlated with each other when overlapped or superposed)
  2. to interfere (get involved, causing disturbance)
interfero
/interˈfero/
noun
  1. interference (act of interfering with something, or something that interferes)
  2. interference (effect caused by the superposition of two systems of waves)
interfrekvenco
/interfrekˈvent͡so/
noun
intermediate frequency
intergalaksia
/interɡalakˈsia/
adj
intergalactic
interjekcio
/interjekˈt͡sio/
noun
interjection
interkomunikiĝo
/interkomuniˈkid͡ʒo/
noun
communication
interkonsento
/interkonˈsento/
noun
consensus
interligiteco
/interliɡiˈtet͡so/
noun
connection
interligo
/interˈliɡo/
noun
A connection (physical or logical) between multiple things; an alliance, association.
interlingvaisto
/interlinɡvaˈisto/
noun
Someone who knows and uses the constructed language Interlingua
interlingveisto
/interlinɡveˈisto/
noun
Someone who knows and uses the constructed language Interlingue (originally named Occidental)
intermito
/interˈmito/
noun
  1. intermission
  2. interval
interna
/inˈterna/
adj
inner, internal, inside
interna ideo
/inˈterna iˈdeo/
noun
internal idea
internacia
/internaˈt͡sia/
adj
international
internacie
/internaˈt͡sie/
adv
internationally
internacieco
/internat͡siˈet͡so/
noun
internationality, internationalness
internaĵo
/interˈnaʒo/
noun
inside (something that forms the inside of an object); filling, content, innards
interne
/inˈterne/
adv
internally, inwardly
interne de
/inˈterne de/
prep
in, inside (within the interior of something, closest to the center or to a specific point of reference)
interno
/inˈterno/
noun
interior, inside
interparolado
/interparoˈlado/
noun
dialogue, communication
interparoli
/interpaˈroli/
verb
to converse
interparolo
/interpaˈrolo/
noun
conversation
interpelacii
/interpelaˈt͡sii/
verb
to interpellate, to insert
interplekti
/interˈplekti/
verb
to interweave
interplektiĝi
/interplekˈtid͡ʒi/
verb
to interweave
interpreti
/interˈpreti/
verb
to interpret
interpretisto
/interpreˈtisto/
noun
interpreter
interpunkcio
/interpunkˈt͡sio/
noun
punctuation
interregistara
/interreɡisˈtara/
adj
intergovernmental
interreta
/interˈreta/
adj
Internet (used attributively)
interrete
/interˈrete/
adv
online
interrilato
/interriˈlato/
noun
relationship, interrelationship, relation
interrompa
/interˈrompa/
adj
interruptive
interrompi
/interˈrompi/
verb
to interrupt
interrompo
/interˈrompo/
noun
interruption
intersekca teorio
/interˈsekt͡sa teoˈrio/
noun
intersectionality
interseksa
/interˈseksa/
adj
intersex
interseksulo
/intersekˈsulo/
noun
an intersex person
interslava
/interˈslava/
adj
  1. Interslavic (between Slavs or Slavic nations)
  2. clipping of la interslava lingvo (“the Interslavic language”)
interspaco
/intersˈpat͡so/
noun
interstice, interspace
interstela
/intersˈtela/
adj
interstellar (both senses)
intertempe
/interˈtempe/
adv
meanwhile
intertempo
/interˈtempo/
noun
interval of time between two events
interveni
/interˈveni/
verb
to intervene
interveno
/interˈveno/
noun
intervention
intervjui
/intervˈjui/
verb
to interview
intervjuo
/intervˈjuo/
noun
interview
interŝanĝi
/interˈʃand͡ʒi/
verb
  1. to exchange
  2. to trade
interŝanĝo
/interˈʃand͡ʒo/
noun
exchange
intestaro
/intesˈtaro/
noun
guts; intestine
intesto
/inˈtesto/
noun
intestine
intima
/inˈtima/
adj
intimate
intime
/inˈtime/
adv
intimately
intimi
/inˈtimi/
verb
to intimate
intrigi
/inˈtriɡi/
verb
  1. to intrigue, interest
  2. to intrigue, scheme, plot
intrigo
/inˈtriɡo/
noun
intrigue, plot, scheme, conspiracy
intui
/inˈtui/
verb
intuit
intuicio
/intuiˈt͡sio/
noun
intuition
inundi
/iˈnundi/
verb
to cover with large amounts of water; to flood
inundo
/iˈnundo/
noun
flood
invadi
/inˈvadi/
verb
to invade
invado
/inˈvado/
noun
invasion
inventaro
/invenˈtaro/
noun
inventory (list of everything one has)
inventaĵo
/invenˈtaʒo/
noun
invention
inventi
/inˈventi/
verb
to invent
inventisto
/invenˈtisto/
noun
inventor
invento
/inˈvento/
noun
invention (something invented)
inversa
/inˈversa/
adj
inverse
invershava
/inversˈhava/
adj
synonym of inversigebla (“inversible”)
inversigebla
/inversiˈɡebla/
adj
  1. invertible (capable of being inverted or turned)
  2. invertible (which has an inverse)
inverso
/inˈverso/
noun
inverse
investi
/inˈvesti/
verb
to invest
inviti
/inˈviti/
verb
to invite
invito
/inˈvito/
noun
invitation
inĝenierarto
/ind͡ʒenieˈrarto/
noun
engineering
inĝeniero
/ind͡ʒeniˈero/
noun
engineer (person qualified or professionally engaged in engineering)