indocilis (not easily taught): iners (unfit for business): hebes (blunt, not acute). Incapable of anything, inutilis ad aliquid (unfit; e.g., of carrying arms, ad arma); non potens alicujus rei or ad aliquid faciendum (not in a state to do anything; e.g., non potens armorum tenendorum; non potens ad legionem cohibendam); inhabilis (not manageable, not easily made to serve the purpose; mulierem his rebus inhabilem facere, Cic.: so labori inhabilis, Col., ; progenerandis fetibus inbabilis, ib; multitudo inhabilis ad consensum, incapable of being made to agree; Liv., 12, 16); hebes ad aliquid (blunt, not sharp; e.g., incapable of understanding, hebes ad intelligendum).