Etymology of the Latin prefix inter-
the Latin prefix
inter-derived from the Latin word
inter (between)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*enDerivations in Latin
intercostal,
interfluere,
interludium,
internuntius,
interponere,
interregnum,
interrex,
interrumpere,
interspargere,
interstadial,
intermittere,
intermiscere,
interspergere,
intervallum,
intercalare,
intercedere,
intercidere,
intercludere,
intercurrere,
intercursare,
interdicere,
interemere,
interequitare,
intergerere,
interiacere,
intericere,
interire,
interlinere,
interlucere,
interludere,
interluere,
intermeare,
intermediare,
internecare,
internitere,
internoscere,
interquiescere,
interradere,
interrogare,
intersaepire,
interscindere,
intersecare,
interserere,
interspirare,
interstinguere,
intertexere,
intervenire,
intervertere,
intervisere,
intervolare,
intercipere,
interloqui,
interlunium,
intermedius,
intertenere,
intertrigo,
interusurium,
intercapedo,
interpungere,
interiicere,
interpolis,
intellegere,
interlinearisDerivations in other languages
English
inter-Usage
Word found in New Latin, Medieval Latin
