Goth. is, L. es, Gk. es, E. is.
          ‘are’ is a northern or Scandinavian form and ‘is’ a
          Southern form, of one and the same the word.

      irumbu, n.Iron; lit. black metal.
          AS. iren, E. iron Ir. iaran, D. iern, Bret. houarn, OG. „r,
     W. haiarn, Arm. houarn, Dan. and Sw. jern, Ice. jarn (contr. f.
     older ‘isarn’), OHG. isarn, Mod. G. eisen, Goth. eisasm, L.oeris.

     il, n. House chamber.
           AS. inn, inne (a chamber, a house, an inŒ, I. inni (a
                 house), E. inn.

     il, part. In.
           OE.,OS., OHG., and Goth. in, Sw. and Dan. i, L. in, Gk.
           en.

     ilakku, n. Appointed or fixed place.
           L. locus (a place)

     ilavu, n. Silk-cotton, lit. that which is very light
           L. levis (light).

     iravu, v.i. To be greedy
           L. avarus (greedy), avartia (greed) E. avarice.

     i˜akku, v.t. To relax, to loosen, to slacken.
           L. laxus, E. lax.

     …n, v.t. To bring forth.
           AS. eanian, E. yean, ean.

     ugir, n. Finger or toe nail, talon, claw.
            L. unguis, L. ungual (adj.)

     uda˜, n. A ram.
           AS. weather (a ram), a word common to all Teutonic
           languages, E. weather.

     umbar, adv. Above.
           AS. up, upp, uppe; E. upper, over; I. upp, uppi; Sw. up,
           upp; D., Fris., and Dan. op, Goth. jup, OHG. uf, Mod. G.
           auf. G. uber, Gk. ufar, L. super-E. sur, Gk. hyper.