it Copy link • it: is, ea, id, referring to a thing before mentioned, cf. L. G. § 370. But more freq. not expressed, esp. when the object of a verb, L. G. § 371: also when it introduces an impers. sentence, it is left to be understood from the pers. of the verb, or the gender of an adj., e. g. it is wearisome, is manifest, etc., taedet, manifestum est, etc.