Irrational
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 280
lr-rush'nn-al, adj. void of reason — understanding absurd. n Irrationality adv. Irrationally!L. m, not, and Rational Irreclaimable, ir-re-kl ani'a-bl, adj that cannot be reclaimed or lefotincd incorrigible adv Irreclaim'ably. [Fr —L. in, not, and Reclaimable Irreconcilable, fr-rek-on-sTl'a-bi, ad; incapable of being brought back to a state of friendship: inconsistent — n. IrreconciFablene —tub'. Irreconcilably. [Fr. —L. in, not, and Reconcilable Irrecoverable, ir-re-kuv'er-a-bl, adj irretrievable. —n Irrecov'erablenese —adv Irrecov'erably. [Fr —L. in, not, and Recoverable.] Irredeemable, ir-re-dcm'a-bl, adj not redeemable not subject to l>e paid at the nominal value. ns. Irredeem'abiene , Irredeemability.—adv. Irredeemably. [Prefix in-, not, and Redeemable.] Irreducible, ir-re-dus'i-bl, adj that cannot be reduced or brought from one form or state to another.— n. Irreduciblene .—adv. Irreduc'- ibly. [L. in, not, and Reducible.] Irrespective
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