indukt-ar: (tr., log.) to induce, to reach (a general conclusion) by inference from a number of individual cases; (phys.) to induce, to influence without direct contact; (phys., log.) induction, inference. — DEFIRS
induktor-o: (elec.) inductor. — DEFIRS
indulg-ar: (tr., ulo, pri ulo) to be indulgent to, make allowance for, forbear to inflict, spare; (cf. komplezar, absolvar); -anta, -ema: indulgent, lenient. Def.: Dispenar de puniso meritita; IV-562. Ant.: (esar) severa. —EFIS
induljenc-o: (eccl.) indulgence —DEFIS
indult-o: (eccl.) indult, dispensation granted by the Pope. — DEFIS
industri-o: industry: business employing much capital and labor. — DEFIRS
indut-ar: (tr.) to coat, to over with, (be)daub, smear, to paint (with one color); -o, -uro: coat(ing), a soft or liquid covering; -ar muro per gipsajo: to coat a wall with plaster; -ar per gudro: to tar (cf. gudr-izar); la puero indutis sua kayero per inko: the child blotted (bedaubed) his blank book with ink. —F
inerci-o: (2001) (phys.) inertia . — EFIRS
inert-a: (phys., mental) inert, sluggish; -eso: inertia; -a maso: an i. mass; -a mento: a dull mind. — EFIRS
infalibl-a: infallible, not liable to fail, deceive, or disappoint, unfailing, certain (cf. ne fali-iva, ne-eror-iva); lua ruino esas -a: his ruin is certain; remediilo -a: i remedy; -a evidentajo, suceso: i. evidence, success. (N.B. not to be used for «infallible»: not capabable of erring). — DEFIS
infam-a: infamous; -ig-anta: degrading. Ant.: honor-iz-anta, glori-oza. — DEFIS
infant-o: infant; young child up to seven years of age; -eto: baby; -acho: brat; -ala, -atra: infantile, childlike; -eso: infancy, childhood; -eskar: to become childish; -alajo: childish act: -eso du-esma: dotage (cf. radotar); -ocido: infanticide. — EFIS
«infante»: (in Spain, Portugal) infante: younger son of a prince or monarch. Def.: Rej-ido en Hispania e Portugal.
infantri-o: (milit.) infantry; -ano: infantryman. — DEFIRS
infarkt-o: (med.) infract. — DEFIS
infekt-ar: (tr., med. and fig.) to infect, taint; -iva: infectious. — DEFIRS
infer-ar: (tr., de, ek) to infer, deduce, conclude (ulo de). — EFIS
inferior-a: (sociol., econ.) inferior; lower in station or rank in life (ex.: -klaso di socio); lower in excellence and value; less good (ex.: komercaji di qualeso -a); subordonate, secondary; of less importance (ex. tribunalo -a; ofico -a). V. exp. vid. alta. Ant.: superiora. — DEFIS
infern-o: (lit. and fig.) hell; -ala, -altra; infernal (regions, noise, etc.). — EFIS
infest-ar: (tr.) (2001) to infest. — EFIS
infiltr-ar: (tr., intr.) to infiltrate, percolate: to enter by penetrating the interstices of a substance; (fig.) to creep in, insinuate, penetrate. — DEFIS
infinit-a: (philos., math., and fig.) infinite. — DEFIS
infinitezim-a: infinitesimal, inmmeasurably small; -ala: infinitesimal, relative to an i. quantity; -a kalkulo: i. calculus, transcendental analysis.
infinitiv-o: (gram.) infinitive (mood). — DEFIS
infirm-a: infirm, lacking full use of a limb, having disablement of body; -ajo: infirmity; Def.: Qua ne povas uzar (libere, normale) irga membro od organo: V-95. V. exp. vid. kripla. — EFIS
infix-o: (gram.) infix. — DEFIRS
inflar: (tr.) to inflate, pull up or out, swell, bloat; (cf. bufar). Ex.: Inflar balono. Lua korpo esas inflita (E. swollen). (fig.) Esar inflita da superbeso. Stilo inflita (E. turgid style). — EFIS
inflac-ar*: (intr., fin.) to increase the volume of money and credit in relation to goods. — DEFIS
inflam-ar: (tr., med.) to inflame; (tech. sense) to set fire to (ulo); -ala, -altra: inflammatory; -ebla: inflammable, combustible; -o-punto: burning-point. Def.: Igar tre varmega; bruligar kun flamo; V-492. Ex.: Organo inflamesas, t.e. ol esas en la morbala stando nomizita inflameso. On havas instrumento por determinar l'inflamo-punto (temperaturo) di diversa liquidi. — DEFIS
inflex-ar: (tr., gram.) to inflect; -o: (gram., geom.) inflection, inflexion (cl. flexiono, modulacar). — EFIS
infloresenc-o: (bot.) inflorescence. — EFIS
