interpono
Latin
verb
Definitions
- I put, place or lay between or among
- I insert, interpose or introduce
- I pledge
Etymology
Compound from Latin inter (between, among, under) + Latin pōnō (put, place, I place, I put).
Origin
Latin
pōnō
Gloss
put, place, I place, I put
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- interaction English
- interbellum English
- antepono Latin
- appono Latin
- circumpono Latin
- compono Latin
- depono Latin
- dispono Latin
- expono Latin
- impono Latin
- inter Latin
- interdum Latin
- interimo Latin
- interiungo Latin
- internosco Latin
- interrogo Latin
- interulus Latin
- intra Latin
- oppono Latin
- pauso, pausāre, pausō Latin
- pausāre Latin
- positio Latin
- postpono Latin
- praepono Latin
- propono Latin
- pōnō Latin
- repono Latin
- sepono Latin
- subpono Latin
- superpono Latin
- suppono Latin
- transpono Latin
- inter- German
- intercostaal Dutch, Flemish
- inter- French
- intermède French
- entre Spanish, Castilian
- inter- Spanish, Castilian
- *h₁enter Proto-Indo-European
- *ten- Proto-Indo-European
- inter- Norwegian Bokmål
- inter- Portuguese
- *under Proto-Germanic
- inter- Norwegian Nynorsk
- interpungo Old Norse
- entre Old French
- entretenir Old French
- inter Esperanto
- inter- Catalan, Valencian
- inter- Galician
- între Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- inter Ido
- întèr- Norman
- אינטרלינגואה Hebrew (modern)
- entre Old Portuguese
- *enter Proto-Italic
- ente Asturian
- entre Old Occitan
- entre Ladino
- antre Mirandese