Thanks for correction. I am not a native English speaker and in Russian(my native language) the word Encapsulation starts with Cyrillic "и" to which the closest analogue in Latin is "i" - hence the confusion!
> I am not a native English speaker and in Russian(my native language) the word Encapsulation starts with Cyrillic "и" to which the closest analogue in Latin is "i" - hence the confusion!
I figured, I'm a native English speaker learning Russian, as it happens.
You want encapsulate. Encapsulation. Encapsulating.
The "en" prefix means put into or on something. You're saying you're putting something into a capsule or "isolating it".
The "in" prefix in English usually is the negative, or "not".
Intolerable: not tolerable.