Fran·cis·can 
(frăn-sĭskən)
(frăn-sĭskən)n.
A member of an originally mendicant Roman Catholic religious order founded by St. Francis of Assisi in 1209 and dedicated to the virtues of humility and poverty. It is now divided into three independent branches.
adj.
Of or relating to Saint Francis of Assisi or to the order founded by him.
[New Latin Franciscānus, from Medieval Latin Franciscus, from Saint Francis of Assisi.]
- insurrection
- insurrectional
- insurrectionary
- insurrectionism
- insurrectionist
- insusceptibility
- insusceptible
- insusceptibly
- INT
- int.
- intact
- intact dilation and extraction
- intactly
- intactness
- intaglio
- intake
- intangibility
- intangible
- intangibleness
- intangibly
- intarsia
- integer
- integrability
- integrable
- integral