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Don Quixote Dictinary. Compiled by Tom Lafthrop.

Don Quixote Dictionary

Don Quixote Dictionary


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ida visit [I33]

idea mind [II32]

ides = vais you are going [II26]por

idioma language [I6]idiota foolish [I22]

ídolo idol [I1]

idóneo suited [II3]

iglesia church; - mayor cathedral [I9]

ignorado unknown [I5]

ignorancia ignorance [I6]

ignorante stupid [I33], ignorant [pról. II]

ignorar not to know [I8]

igual equal [I51], sin - matchless [I33]

igualar to equal [prI], to make equal [I11], -se to be equal [I18]

igualmente equally [II51]

ijada flank [II14]

ilustrado illustrated [I18]

ilustre noble [I27]

imagen image [I8]

imagin Zodiac sign [II29], image [II46]

imaginación thought [I8], mind [II34]

imaginado imagined [I22]

imaginar(se) to imagine [prI]

imaginativo pensive [prI]

imitación de, a in imitation of [I2]

imitador imitator [I52]

imitar to imitate [I2]

impedimento impediment [I28]

impedir to prevent [I36], to stop [II17]

impeler to incite [I36], to propel [II63]

impenetrable impenetrable [II32]

impensado unexpected [I36]

imperatorio imperial [II42]

imperfeto incomplete [I27]

imperio right [I28], empire [I1], authority [I31]

imperioso powerful [II35]

impertinencia nonsense [I6], impertinent remark [I51]

impertinente arrogant [I33], irrelevant [II1]

ímpetu impulse [I8], fit [I20]

impío impious [II57]

impíreo = empíreo divine [I27]

implacable relentless [II1]

imponer to require [I31], -se to train [II55]

importar to be important [I1]

importunación insistent request [I36]

importunar to pester [I14], to beg earnestly [I51]

importunidad demand [I33], pleading [II42]

imposibilitado without means [I27], helpless [I31]

imposibilitar to render impossible [I15]

imposible impossible feat [II22]

imprenta print shop [pról. II]

impresión press-run [reI], printing [II22]

impreso printed [reI], been printed [II3]

impresor printer [reI]

imprimir to print [reI]

impropiedad inaccuracy [II26]

impropio incorrect [II26]

improvisamente suddenly [I14]

improviso, de/al suddenly [prI], im-provising [I18], "as he read" [I9]imprudentemente carelessly [aprob. II]

impuesto imposed [I23]

impulso inspiration [II16]

inacabable endless [I1]

inacesible inaccessible [II18]

inadvertidamente inadvertently [I34]

inadvertido careless [II22]

inaudito unheard of [I37]

incansable tireless [I46]

incapaz incapable [prI]

incentivo incitement [I20]

incesable incessant [I20]

incierto uncertain [I14]

incitado spurred [I15]

incitar to stimulate [I25], to incite [I52]

incitativo incitement [II48], stimulating thirst [II54]

inclemencia rigor [I11], a las -s in the open air [I15]

inclinación propensity [I51], bow of the head [II32]

inclinado disposed [I3], leaning [I20], bowed [II63]

inclinar to persuade [I28], to move [II35], to bow [II69], -se to bow [I40]

ínclito illustrious [I46]

incomodidad annoyance [prI], lack of comfort [I42]

incómodo discomfort [I17]

incomparable matchless [I27]

incomportable unbearable [II44]

inconsiderado inconsiderate [II21]

inconstancia inconstancy [I51]

incontrastable invincible [II1]

inconveniente obstacle [I10], trouble [pról. II], drawback [II44]

incredulidad incredulity [II14]

increíble incredible [I21]

incurrir to incur [reI], to fall [II13]

indecencia impropriety [II3]

indecente improper [I27]

indecible inexpressible [II42]

indicio indication [I11]

indigestión indigestion [I38]

indignación anger [I14]

indignado angry [I14]

indigno unworthy [I13]

indiscreto foolish [I13]

indomable unconquerable [II40]

indómito untamed [II35]

indubitable certain [I36]

indubitadamente undoubtedly [II1]

industria ingenuity [I1], stratagem [I32], cunningly [I40]; de - intentionally [I6]

industriado instructed [II31]

industriar to instruct [II54]

inefable incredible [II27]

inescrutable inscrutable [II32]

inestimable priceless [II16]

inexcusable indispensable [I33], inexcusable [I48]

inexpugnable impregnable [I46]

infacundo incoherent [I46]

infalible infallible [I34]

infamatorio discrediting [II1]

infame despicable [I4], infamous [II8]

infamia dishonor [I34]infanta princess [I21]

infante boy [I4], prince [I7]

infantería infantry [I39]

inferir to infer [I13], to deduce [II6]

infierno hell [I14]

ínfimo lowest [I23]

infinidad boundlessness [I33]

infinito infinite [I14]; infinitely [II30]; proceder en - unending [II69]

influencia influence [II6]

influjo influence [I42/43]

informaciones testimony [II42]

informado informed [I29]

informar to inform [I27], -se to inform oneself [I5]

infortunio misfortune [II1]

infundir to instill [I3]

ingeniero engineer [I39]

ingenio state of mind [I33], talent [prI], wit [prI], cleverness [I22]; clever person [I8]

ingenioso visionary [tasa I]

ingerir to introduce [II44]

ingratitud unthankfulness [I13]

ingrato ungrateful [I14]

inhabilitado incapacitated [I50]

inhabitable uninhabitable [I23]

inhumanidad cruelty [I39]

injuria offense [I15], insult [II8]

injusto unjust [I18]

inmenso immense [II22]

inmortalidad immortality [II6]

inmundicia filth [I32]

inmundo filthy [II59]

innumerable countless [II1]; see also inumerable

inocente guiltless person [I6]

inominia = ignominia low state [II5]

inorme = enorme enormous [II36]

inquerir to investigate [I23]

inquieta to disturb [II19]

inquieto anxious [I42/43]

inquietud unrest [I13], calm [I36]

inquirir to investigate [II67]

inremediable unsolvable [I34]

inreparable irrepairable [II32]

inresoluto = irresoluto indecisive [II21]

inseparable unbreakable [II19]

insidia snare [II34]

insigne distinguished [II3]

insignia designation [I19], device [I21], insignia [I47]

insolencia effrontery [I3], outrage [I25]

insolente insolent [I31], contemptuous [I41]

instabilidad = inestablidad instability [II53]

instable unstable [I14]

instante instant [I23], al - immediately [I2]

instigado incited [I17]

instituido instituted [I13]

instituir to establish [I11]

instrumento implement [I15]

insuficiencia inadequateness [prI]

insufrible unbearable [I13]

ínsula arch. island [I1]

insulano of an island [II13]

integridad integrity [II63]

intelegible intelligible [I33]intención purpose [I22], view [I28], scheme [I34], opinion [I33], meaning [I41], intention [I50], buena - good will [I46]

intencionado disposed [I4], intentioned [II13]

intenso intense [I35]

intentar to attempt [I33]

intento intention [I4], kindness [I24], buen - kindness [I24]

intercesor intercessor [II38]

interés interest [I9], concern [I11], what is due [I37], sum [I41], profit [II4], wealth [II20]

interesado interested [II71]

interesal interested [II49]

interese = interés [I11]

ínterin interim [I41]

intérprete interpreter [I9], translator [II44]

interromper = interrumpir to interrupt [I24]

interroto broken [II49]

interrumpir to interrupt [II3]

intervalo interval [II1]

intervención assistance [II36]

intervenir to get involved [II37]

intimación notification [II17]

intimar to summon [II7], to notify [II14]

íntimo depths [I36]

intitulado entitled [tasa I]

intonso novice [II70]

intrépido dauntless [I20]

intricable inextricable [I21]

intricadamente knottily [I22]

intricado intricate [I29], knotty

intricar to tangle [prI]

introducir to introduce [II43]

inumerabilidad = innumerabilidad innumerableness [prI]

inumerable innumerable [I17]

inusitado unaccustomed [I34]

inútil useless [I11]

invectiva censure [prI]

invencible invincible [I21]

invención fiction [I1], artifice [prI], contrivance [I11], deception [I37]

invenerable erroneous word for invencible [I37]

inventor inventor [I46]

invictísimo very invincible [I39]

invidia = envidia envy [aprob. II]

invidiado envied [II27]

invidiar = envidiar to envy [II16]

invidioso = envidioso envious [pról. II]

invierno winter [I38]

invito unconquered [I52]

invocar to invoke [II58]

ir: hacer - to chase away [I41], - y venir en to think about [II29]

ira rage [I40], wrath [II67]

irritar to irritate [II17]

islilla collar bone [I34]

izquierdear to rave [II26]