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inter-One entry found for inter-. Main Entry: inter-Function: prefix Etymology: Middle English inter-, enter-, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French inter-, entre-, from Latin inter-, from inter; akin to Old High German untar among, Greek enteron intestine, Old English in in 1 : between : among : in the midst <intercrop> <interpenetrate> <interstellar> 2 : reciprocal <interrelation> : reciprocally <intermarry> 3 : located between <interstation> 4 : carried on between <international> 5 : occurring between <interborough> : intervening <interglacial> 6 : shared by, involving, or derived from two or more <interfaith> 7 : between the limits of : within <intertropical> 8 : existing between <intercommunal> <intercompany> in·ter-Af·ri·can in·ter·agen·cy in·ter-Amer·i·can in·ter·an·i·ma·tion in·ter·an·nu·al in·ter·as·so·ci·a·tion in·ter·atom·ic in·ter·avail·abil·i·ty in·ter·bank in·ter·ba·sin in·ter·bed in·ter·bor·ough in·ter·branch in·ter·cal·i·bra·tion in·ter·cam·pus in·ter·caste in·ter·cell in·ter·cel·lu·lar in·ter·chain in·ter·chan·nel in·ter·chro·mo·som·al in·ter·church in·ter·city in·ter·clan in·ter·class in·ter·club in·ter·clus·ter in·ter·coast·al in·ter·co·lo·nial in·ter·com·mu·nal in·ter·com·mu·ni·ty in·ter·com·pa·ny in·ter·com·pare in·ter·com·par·i·son in·ter·cor·po·rate in·ter·cor·re·late in·ter·cor·re·la·tion in·ter·coun·try in·ter·coun·ty in·ter·cou·ple in·ter·cra·ter in·ter·crys·tal·line in·ter·cul·tur·al in·ter·cul·tur·al·ly in·ter·cul·ture in·ter·deal·er in·ter·de·nom·i·na·tion·al in·ter·de·part·men·tal in·ter·de·part·men·tal·ly in·ter·de·pend in·ter·de·pen·dence in·ter·de·pen·den·cy in·ter·de·pen·dent in·ter·de·pen·dent·ly in·ter·di·a·lec·tal in·ter·dis·trict in·ter·di·vi·sion·al in·ter·do·min·ion in·ter·elec·trode in·ter·elec·tron·ic in·ter·ep·i·dem·ic in·ter·eth·nic in·ter·fac·ul·ty in·ter·fa·mil·ial in·ter·fam·i·ly in·ter·fi·ber in·ter·firm in·ter·flow in·ter·flu·vi·al in·ter·fold in·ter·fra·ter·ni·ty in·ter·gang in·ter·gen·er·a·tion in·ter·gen·er·a·tion·al in·ter·ge·ner·ic in·ter·graft in·ter·gran·u·lar in·ter·group in·ter·hemi·spher·ic in·ter·hos·pi·tal in·ter·in·di·vid·u·al in·ter·in·dus·try in·ter·in·flu·ence in·ter·in·sti·tu·tion·al in·ter·ion·ic in·ter·is·land in·ter·ju·ris·dic·tion·al in·ter·la·cus·trine in·ter·lam·i·nar in·ter·lay in·ter·lay·er in·ter·league in·ter·lend in·ter·li·brary in·ter·lin·er in·ter·lob·u·lar in·ter·lo·cal in·ter·male in·ter·mem·brane in·ter·men·stru·al in·ter·min·is·te·ri·al in·ter·mi·tot·ic in·ter·mo·lec·u·lar in·ter·mo·lec·u·lar·ly in·ter·moun·tain in·ter·nu·cle·ar in·ter·nu·cle·on in·ter·nu·cle·o·tide in·ter·ob·serv·er in·ter·ocean in·ter·oce·an·ic in·ter·of·fice in·ter·op·er·ate in·ter·op·er·a·tive in·ter·or·bit·al in·ter·or·gan in·ter·or·ga·ni·za·tion·al in·ter·pan·dem·ic in·ter·par·ish in·ter·pa·ro·chi·al in·ter·par·ti·cle in·ter·par·ty in·ter·pha·lan·ge·al in·ter·plan·e·tary in·ter·point in·ter·pop·u·la·tion in·ter·pop·u·la·tion·al in·ter·pro·fes·sion·al in·ter·pro·vin·cial in·ter·psy·chic in·ter·re·gion·al in·ter·re·li·gious in·ter·re·nal in·ter·row in·ter·school in·ter·sec·tion·al in·ter·seg·ment in·ter·seg·men·tal in·ter·sen·so·ry in·ter·so·ci·etal in·ter·so·ci·ety in·ter·stage in·ter·sta·tion in·ter·stim·u·la·tion in·ter·stim·u·lus in·ter·strain in·ter·strand in·ter·strat·i·fi·ca·tion in·ter·strat·i·fied in·ter·sys·tem in·ter·term in·ter·ter·mi·nal in·ter·ter·ri·to·ri·al in·ter·trans·lat·able in·ter·tri·al in·ter·trib·al in·ter·troop in·ter·union in·ter·unit in·ter·uni·ver·si·ty in·ter·ur·ban in·ter·val·ley in·ter·ven·tric·u·lar in·ter·ver·te·bral in·ter·vil·lage in·ter·vis·i·bil·i·ty in·ter·vis·i·ble in·ter·vis·i·ta·tion in·ter·war in·ter·work in·ter·work·ing in·ter·zon·al in·ter·zone
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