• INCONVENIENCE

1. s. incommoditas (as quality, e.g., of the matter, rei; of the time, temporis): incommodum (unpleasantness, inconvenient circumstance): molestia (trouble). To cause anybody some inconvenience, alicui incommodare or molestum esse: if it can be done without any inconvenience to yourself, quod commodo tuo fiat: whenever it can be done without inconvenience to yourself, cum erit tuum commodum: to cause inconvenience to anybody, alicui incommodum afferre, conciliare; alicui negotium exhibere, facessere (to cause them trouble; to annoy them).

2. v. incommodare alicui, or absolutely (to be inconvenient, annoying, burdensome; rare, but classical, Cic.): incommodum afferre alicui; aliquid incommodi importare; oneri esse. To be inconvenienced, aliquo affici incommodo: not to be inconvenienced, incommodi nihil capere: to be inconvenienced by anything, aliquid alicui incommode accidit: if it can be done without inconveniencing you, quod tuo commodo fiat.