- imbestigadot
- Investigator; examiner; prober.
- imbestigasion
- Investigation; active effort to find out something.
- imbita
- Invite.
- imidiåtamente
- Immediately.
- imigrånte
- Immigrant.
- imitasion
- Immitation.
- impedimento
- Impediment; obstruction; obstacle; hindrance (of marriage); barrier.
- imperio
- Empire.
- impetinente
- Impertinent.
- impetosa
- Impetuous, furious, impulsive, or vehement in action or feeling; violent; short tempered. (male)
- impetosu
- Impetuous, furious, impulsive, or vehement in action or feeling; violent; short tempered. (female)
- impeña
- Mortgage; pledge.
- impolitiku
- Impolite; wanting in good maners; boorish; coarse.
- impone
- To lay on; to apply; to impose.
- imposipble
- Impossible; improbable; cannot be done.
- impotente
- Impotent.
- impotta
- Import; bring into a country from abroad.
- impottånte
- Important; essential; necessary; vital.
- imprenta
- Imprint; impress; mark made by pressure; fix indelibly as in a memory.
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- impresa
- Impress.
- impresot
- Compositor; printer.
- imprudensia
- Imprudent; hedless of consequences.
- impuesto
- Excise; duty; tribute; impost; tax.
- in
- Adjectivizing infix--used to form modifires from nominals, similar to English -ish. Guaka "cow", guinaka "cowish". Å'påka' "white", ina'påka' "whitish". Kåhet "orange", kinahet "orangish".
- in
- Nominalizing infix. Li'e' "to see", lini'e'-ña "The thing he saw." Nå'I "to give", nina'I "gift (thing that is given)."
- in
- Goal focus infix.
- in
- We--exclusive, pre-posed pronoun used in transitive statements.
- ina
- Illuminate; spot with light; shine on.
- ina'gang
- Loudness; noise.
- ina'go
- Change; alteration.
- ina'påka'
- Whitish; containing white color.
- ina'påka'an
- Whiteness; whitish.
- inabak
- Misunderstanding; error; puzzled.
- inabale'
- Intercourse.
- inachago'
- Distance.
- inachatli'e'
- Hatred; hate; resentment; ruthlessness; the feeling of one who hates.
- inadamelong
- Sphere; globe.
- inadayao
- Arouse interest; become interested.
- inadelånta
- Improvement.
- inadingan
- Elocution; art or manner of speaking.