IBÉRICO, -A adj. Iberian IDIOMA m. language IGLESIA f. church ÍGNEO, -A adj. igneous IGUAL adj. alike, equal IMPERIO m. empire, dominion; command IMPERMEABLE adj. waterproof ÍMPETU m. impetus IMPLICAR v. to imply IMPONENTE adj. imposing IMPRENTA f. printing; printing plant IMPUESTO m. tax, duty INCIPIENTE adj. incipient INCLUIR v. to include INCLUYE see INCLUIR INCORPORAR v. to incorporate, to unite; to raise INCREMENTO m. increase, increment INDICIO m. indication, index INDÍGENA adj. native, indigenous; m. or f. native INDIO, -A adj. Indian INDOMABLE adj. indomitable, unconquerable INDUDABLE adj. unquestionable INESPERADO, -A adj. unexpected, unforeseen INFANTE m. and f. infant; title given to the children of the Spanish and the former Portuguese Royal Families INFATIGABLE adj. indefatigable INFLUIR v. to influence, to modify INFORME m. report, statement INFRUCTUOSO, -A adj. fruitless INGENIERÍA f. engineering INGENIO m. sugar mill; sugar plantation INGENTE adj. enormous (Amer.) INGLÉS, INGLESA adj. English INGRESO m. entrance, -S receipts INHERENTE adj. inherent INICIAR v. to begin, to initiate INNEGABLE adj. undeniable INSCRIBIR v. to inscribe INSCRITO see INSCRIBIR INSOLACIÓN f. sunstroke INSTALACIÓN f. equipment, installation INTEGRANTE adj. integral INTENDENCIA f. territory or office of an intendant INTENDENTE m. intendant; —— DE EJÉRCITO quartermaster-general INTERNO, -A adj. interior, domestic m. and f. boarding-pupil INTERRUMPIR v. to interrupt ÍNTIMO, -A adj. intimate; exact INTRANSITABLE adj. impassable INVERNAR v. to spend the winter; LUGAR DE —— winter resort INVERTIR v. to invest (money); to invert INVESTIR v. to invest (with office), to confer (a dignity) INVIERNO m. winter IR v. to go IRRITANTE adj. irritating ISLA f. island ISLEÑO, -A adj. island ISTMO m. isthmus IZQUIERDO, -A adj. left (hand)