INFLAME

v. tr and intr. Ian-flam'. Lat., in flamm are. Fr, fnflammer, Ger.. rntziinden. It., in flamm are. Sp. in fin mar. 1. (Tr. i to set on fire; to kindle desire, to excite violently, to affect with inflammation. 2. (Intr.) to take fire; to become affected with inflammation.nuon. A, ape; A", at; A, ah; A, all; Cli, ciim; Ch, loch (Scottialu: [s. 454]