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On some level, words with I may be some of the most egocentric in the English language. After all, it can be hard not to think of yourself when all you’ve got is me, myself and I. Even so, you don’t need to overly INTELLECTUALIZE your IMPRESSION of I words. At the same time, it’s SIMPLE enough to FIXATE on words with I without having to INFANTILIZE the whole situation. Dare to be CREATIVE and you just might SURPRISE yourself with where I words show up. Read more about words with I.
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More About Words With I
When you take the time to study a list of words with I, you’ll find similar patterns repeating themselves again and again. There are lots of I words that start with IN, for example, because IN- is a common prefix. It can literally mean going into something, like with INFUSE and INJECT. Words starting with IN can also indicate a negation, like INORGANIC or INANIMATE. Those mean “not organic” and “not animate.”
If you’d rather simplify the word list for a younger audience, you may want to spend time exploring I words for kids. In that case, you can encourage young students to talk about how I is for ICEBERG while learning about the Arctic. And then there’s IODINE in chemistry class, IAMBIC pentameter in poetry class, and even the Japanese IZAKAYA when studying foreign cultures. There’s no shortage of INSTRUCTIONAL opportunities.
Looking for more? Words that start with I can really IGNITE the senses. Let your INDIVIDUALITY shine through with all your favorite I words. By comparison, there are far fewer English words ending in I. Many are obscure plurals, like ICHTHYOSAURI, or words borrowed from other languages, like CHAPATI and GNOCCHI. How fun!
