Charlton T. Lewis, An Elementary Latin Dictionary, ināne

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quā - quaestuōsus

quācumque (-cunque)

quadrāgēnsimus (-gēsimus)

quadrāgiēns (-iēs)

quadrāgintā or XL or XXXX

quadrīduum (quatrīd-)

quadringēnārius

quadringentēsimus

quadringentiēns (-iēs) or CCCC

quadripartītus or quadrupertītus

quadripedāns, quadripēs, quadriplex

quadrupertītus

quadrupēs (quadripes)

quadruplātor (quadri-)

quaestūra - qua-si

quasillum - quī-libet (-lubet)

quīn - quis-nam (quis nam) or ( adj. ） quīnam

quispiam - (quum)

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ināne is, n

inanis, an empty space, void, open space: ad inane pervenire, L.: nullum: vacuum, V.: audito sonitu per inane, O.: rapti per inania vento, O.—Fig., vanity, worthlessness: inane abscindere soldo, H.: inania captare, H.: inter inania belli, as an idle show, Ta.

Lewis, Charlton, T. An Elementary Latin Dictionary. New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago. American Book Company. 1890.

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