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n. A Roman numeral representing forty-nine (49).

n. An unusual and un-English assimilation of in- before l, after the analogy of or by confusion with il-, il-: perhaps only in the rare and obsolete illighten for inlighten, enlighten (compare alighten).

n. An assimilation (in Latin, etc.) of in- before l. (See in-.) In the following words, in the etymology, the prefix il- is usually referred directly to the original in-.

n. An assimilation (in Latin, etc.) of the negative or privative prefix in- before l. (See in-.) In the following words, in the etymology, the prefix il- is usually referred directly to the original in-.

n. A suffix of Latin origin, forming in Latin adjectives and nouns derived from them, and less frequently nouns directly from verbs and nouns, many of which formations have come into English.

A simplified spelling of ill.

n. a midwestern state in north-central United States

adj. being nine more than forty

"[4] _Cuir_ is an expression used to denote the error in speaking, which consists -- in French -- in pronouncing a _t_ for an _s_, and vice versa at the end of words which are joined in pronunciation to the next word: _e. g., il étai-z-à la campagne_ for _il était à la campagne_."

illiberal    illegitimate    illegal   

in-   

illogical   

qu'il    Elle    che    ce    si    Lon    comme    quand    fait    par