Words with the prefix inter-

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• Examples of words with the prefix inter- 

The prefixinter-, of Latin origin, is a comparison prefix that meanswithin,between or in the middle of something else. For example: interstellar, interludio, interaction.

As a variant you can use the prefix intra-, which meansbe within. For example: intracell phone.

• See also: Prefixes (with their meaning)

Examples of words with the prefix inter- 

1. Interaction. Relationship or influence that occurs between two people or two things.
2. Interactivity. Activity that occurs between two things or people.
3. Interactive. That which is produced by the interaction of two things or two people.
4. Inter-american. That it has a relationship between two nations of America.
5. Interandina. That people, localities or countries that are on one or the other side of the Andes mountain range are related.
6. Interannual. That is related in magnitude or dimensionally for a period of twelve months.
7. Interarticular. Which is located between the joints.
8. Intercadence. That happens irregularly for a certain period of time.
9. Intercalling. Which is carried out with a discontinuous or irregular rhythm.
10. Insert. Put something new or different between two elements.
11. To exchange. Change one thing for another.
12. Intercede. Do something for another person so that he or she benefits.
13. Intercellular. Which is located between cells.
14. Intercept. Prevent something from reaching its destination.
15. Intercolumnium. Space between two columns.
16. Intercontinental. That which is or occurs between two continents.
17. Intercostal. Which is located between the ribs.
18. Intercurrent. Illness that arises during another illness and that positively or negatively affects the previous illness.
19. Intercutaneous. Found in the thickness of the skin.
20. Interdental. In linguistics it is said of certain words that require the articulation of the tip of the tongue between the incisor teeth.
21. Interdependence. It is a dependency relationship between two or more things or people.
22. Interdigital. Which is located between two fingers.
23. Interdisciplinary. That is related to more than one cultural discipline.
24. Interstate. Relationship that occurs between two or more states.
25. Interstellar. That it is between two or more stars or that it is related to each other.
26. Interference. That interrupts and alters something that had a certain continuity or stability.
27. Interfere. That is interrupted between one thing and another or between one person and another.
28. Interfix. It is an affix that is placed inside a derived word and its root.
29. Interfoliate / Interpaginate. Place or intersperse white sheets between printed sheets of a book or magazine.
30. Intercom. A telephone network that is used in a certain place, for example a factory, company or group of houses.
31. Interim. A space of time that happens between two things or stages.
32. Interim. To temporarily occupy a position that does not correspond to him for a certain specific time.
33. inside. That is inside something else.
34. Interjection. Word or sentence that is expressed between exclamation marks and expresses the mood of the writer. For example; Live! O Excellent!
35. Interlining. Type of writing that is located between two lines.
36. Interlocutor. Who talks or maintains a dialogue with another.
37. Interloper. Fraud or fraudulent trade that a nation exercises over the towns or colonies of another nation.
38. Interlude. Very short piece of music that is played before a song or before the beginning of something.
39. interlunion. Space of the conjunction of the moon where it is not visible.
40. Intermaxillary. Which is located or is between the jawbones.
41. Interministerial. That it has a relationship between two or more ministries.
42. Intermit. Suspend something for a certain time.
43. Intermittent. Which is interrupted and then continues to repeat this sequence several times.
44. Intermuscular. Which is located or situated between two or more muscles.
45. Internal. What is or remains inside something else.
46. International. That it has or relates to two or more nations.
47. Interoceanic. That is or is related to two oceans. It is generally said of the interoceanic currents.
48. Interparliamentary. That puts in relation to the parliaments of different countries or states.
49. Interplanetary. What happens or exists between two or more planets.
50. Interpolate. Place one thing among others that already followed an order previously.
51. Interpose. Placing something between two other things or people.
52. Interpreter. Person who translates from one language to another what a person expresses verbally.
53. Interracial. Which corresponds to the relationship between two or more different races.
54. Interred. It is an interconnection of networks.
55. Interregnum. Time that passes in a country or state without it appointing a sovereign or maximum authority.
56. Interrelation. Relationship that is established between two things or two people.
57. Interrupt. Break into a dialogue or conversation between two people.
58. switch. Device whose function is to activate or deactivate the passage of electrical energy current from a certain region, place or circuit.
59. Intersection. Term used in geometry. An intersection is the cut that occurs between two lines, surfaces, or elements.
60. Intersex. That has masculine and feminine characters jointly or simultaneously.
61. IntersticeSmall space between two parts of the same body.
62. Intertrigo. Skin disease caused by friction of the skin with another wet element repeatedly, causing bacteria, fungi or infections.
63. Intertropical. Which is between the two topics.
64. Interval. Portion of time that is established between two events or things.
65. To intervene. Participate or act in a certain activity.
66. Intervocalic. Which is found between vowels.
67. Interconstitutional. That is related to two or more constitutions.
68. Intergovernmental. That puts two governments in relation.
69. Interbank. That it is related or is between two or more banking entities.
70. Intertextuality. It is a relationship that exists between texts from a single culture.

(!) Exceptions

Not all words that start with syllables inter- correspond to this prefix. There are some exceptions:

• Intercisa. Holiday in the morning.
• Interdict. Imposition so that a certain thing is not carried out.
• Interdiction. Pivation of a right imposed by the authority of a judge.
• Interest. Value that a thing has in itself.
• Interfect. A person who has died in a violent manner. It also refers to a person who is being talked about in a conversation.
• Endless. That has no end in time or space.
• Internuncio. Priest diplomatic representative of the Pope.
• Interpellate. Demand something from another person (generally with authority and legal characteristics) in order for a specific right to be exercised.
• Interlearn. Occupy something specific by surprise.
• Interpret. Give a different meaning to a thing.
• Question. Asking someone questions to clarify a fact or situation.

• Follows with: Prefixes and suffixes