impers

impers [cf. expers] , lacking, not having. inpertes, expertes, sine parte Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 295; hic et hec et hoc inpers, -tis, vel expers, -tis, i. sine parte, unde Ambrosius super Hegesippum: ‘vestro proelio omnes implicabuntur, nec erit ulla regio vestri inpers cruoris’ Ib. 413; wyth owtyn, sine, expers, inmunis, inpers CathA.