Inheritance
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 269
iu-hei'ii-ans, n. that which is oi may be inherited an estate derived fiomammestor herediury descent natural gill po e ion. Inheritor, tii-her'il-or, u. one who mheuis or mey inherit an heu -/'em Inheritre , Inheritrix'. Inhesion, ln-he'/lum Same as Inherence. Inhibit, m-hib'it, v to hold:u or back to keep back, to dice! II. mnii'to -Inbitum -in, in, and habeo, to have, to hold. U Habit) Inhibition, ni-hi-bish'uii, u ihi art inhibiting or r-istnuning the stair of l* s pi-tal'i u. n want oi hospi- Inhuman, m-hn'mnn, ad/ barbarous cruel unfeeling —ade Inhu'manly. U‘i -1*. m, not, and Human Inhumanity, Hi-hu-mai i'i-li. « the state of being inhuman baibamy umlty Inhumation, in -Im-ina's hun, the.ut oi inhuming or depositing m the ground buu Inhume, in-hiW, v in min Ihr-l, mhunio in, m. and humus, iltc ground Inimical, in uu'i k.d. adj hie an in, my, not friendly' conlr.irv. repugnant luimi cally (L. tutmualts tutiri «* nut, ami amnus, liir.mll) a WO, to hue Inimitable, m nn’lt aa.f/ (hat iii'wt mutated surpa ingly a dUm. o,le Inimitably fir not, and IiniUble Iniquitous. ik'wiuus ad> innUsL nnn. as* 'liable w inked a Iniq'tutouBly Iniquity, rn il'wi-u, want equity or fainn - IMjU.stlU wickedne a mine |lr L. i’.l quit as iithjhui., ninqu.il in, not, and ar/au.s, cqu d or fan Initial, in-ish'al, ad/, commencing pi,me. at beginning. n. the lettei lx giutiMig a w-*hl, osp, a name, v.t input the imiiais ok's u one to II.. imttaln milium a beginning, meo, mitns in, into, eo,.turn, to go Initiate, in islu-at v.t. to nnkc a big tuning lo instruct in pi inuplcs loanpi urn with to introduce into a new stae oi so oi proce of initialing oi acquainting one with principles before unknown act of admit mg to any annul y, by instructing in Us lules and ceremonies, Initiative, in-ish'i-.i-tiv, adj semap in initiate, introductory n an mirodnotury siep Initiatory, m -isljj-.i'tor-i,,/
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →