5.3 into
in Ac, into
intrō (adv.), intrōrsum or -us, in, to the inside
inīre, introīre, intrāre Ac or in Ac, ingredī Ac, immigrāre, invādere, enter (trans.); also intrans.; introitus, ingressiō, ingressus, entrance
intrōspicere, look into
penetrāre, permānāre, sē īnsinuāre, get into
incidere, fall into
incurrere in Ac, run into
īnscendere, climb into
irrēpere, creep or steal in
īnsilīre, īnsultāre, leap in
irrumpere, irruere, rush into; noun irruptiō
involāre, fly or rush into
īnfluere, flow into
invehī, ride, drive, etc., into; noun invectiō
īnserere, impōnere, inculcāre, interpōnere, put into, insert, introduce; noun interpositiō
indūcere, intrōdūcere, lead into; nouns inductiō, intrōductiō
īnferre, ingerere, invehere, carry into; noun invectiō
inicere, throw into
importāre, import
involvere, wrap up; involūcrum, wrapper, covering
īnflāre, blow into; noun īnflātus
īnfundere in Ac, pour into
īnfīgere, fasten in, thrust in
imprimere, press into
incīdere, cut into
īnsinuāre, thrust into
intexere, weave into
immittere, send, cast into
out of
ē, ex Ab, out of
forās (adv.), to the outside, out of doors
exīre, go out; noun exitus
ēgredī, go out; noun ēgressus
ēmergere, exorīrī, rise, come forth
ēvādere, come out or forth
ēminēre, stand out
excidere, fall out
excurrere, run out or forth; noun excursus
exsilīre, prōsilīre, leap out
ērumpere, sally or burst forth; noun ēruptiō
ēvolāre, fly out, break forth
prōrumpere, break forth
ēvehī, ride, etc., out
effluere, ēmānāre, prōfluere, flow out
extrahere, prōtrahere, draw out
ēlicere, draw or entice out
ēruere, pluck out
ēdūcere, ēgerere, ēvehere, lead forth
efferre, prōmere, bring out, bring forth
ēripere, exceptāre, take out
vellere, pull out
ēvolvere, unroll; noun ēvolūtiō
explicāre, unfold
exprimere, press out
fundere, diffundere, effundere, prōfundere, pour out; nouns fūsiō, effūsiō
offundere, perfundere, pour over
excutere, shake out
exclūdere, shut out
prōripere, drag or snatch out
pellere, expellere, exigere, ēicere, extrūdere, exturbāre, drive out; nouns expulsiō, expulsor, exāctiō, ēiectiō
prōtrūdere, thrust out
ēverrere, sweep out
ēvellere, excerpere, revellere, pluck out; noun ēvulsiō
extorquēre, wrench out
excīdere, exsecāre, cut out
ēdere, ēmittere, send forth; noun ēmissiō
ēvomere, spit or cast out
from A Handbook of the Latin Language by Walter Ripman (1930). Transcribed by Carolus Raeticus (2011).