Lewis & Short

in-tundo, 3, v. a., to bruise, pound (post-class.), Scrib. Comp. 71.

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• intrōvŏcātus
• intrōvŏco
• intrūdo
• intŭbus
• intŭbum
• intŭĕor
• intŭo
• intŭĭtus
• intŭmesco
• intŭmŭlātus
• intŭmus
• intundo
• intŭor
• inturbātus
• inturbĭdus
• inturgesco
• intus
• intŭsĭum
• intūtus
• intūta
• intybus
• intybum
• ĭnūber
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