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im|zo't nm 1 (Relig) title or term of respect for a bishop or archbishop: Monsignor 2 [Old] term by which a servant addressed his master or a wife (in some regions) addressed her husband: my lord, milord, master ina't nm (Colloq) 1 spite; wrath; ill will, grudge 2 spiteful stubbornness • Kija inatin dhe/por foli hakun! Give the devil his due! • Kija inatin por hakun mos ia ha! Give the devil his due! • ësh·të me inat to be in an angry mood • s'ësh·të me inat it cannot be done by force • (si) për inat as if for spite, ironically; just for spite inat|ç|e'shë fem adj (Colloq) < inatçi'