invicem
Latin
adv
Definitions
- in or by turns; alternately
- (Silver Latin) mutually, each other, reciprocally, one another
Etymology
Compound from Latin in (in, into, not, towards, un-, without, inside, lacking, against, to) + Latin vicem + Latin la (-er, will, soul, -tion, -bearing, l, -devouring, related to doing, -ity, -eating, -ness)+ Latin vicis (change, alternation, turn, alteration, reciprocity, diversity).
Origin
Latin
vicis
Gloss
change, alternation, turn, alteration, reciprocity, diversity
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- commissure English
- in absentia English
- in esse English
- in puris naturalibus English
- in situ English
- in specie English
- in terrorem English
- in vacuo English
- pyruvic acid English
- *imprendere Latin
- *impācāre Latin
- *interrāre Latin
- *vicata Latin
- Amiternum Latin
- agricultor Latin
- apiscor Latin
- caldarium Latin
- commissura Latin
- deintus Latin
- delator Latin
- eluctor Latin
- ibidem Latin
- impulsāre Latin
- in Latin
- in capum Latin
- in cassum Latin
- in collum Latin
- in dunca, dunca Latin
- in flagrante delicto Latin
- in nuce Latin
- in- Latin
- inalbesco Latin
- inante Latin
- incriminatum Latin
- ingluttīre Latin
- initium Latin
- intactus Latin
- intimidāre Latin
- intribuo Latin
- invulnerabilis Latin
- iurisdictio Latin
- la Latin
- litigo Latin
- nequam Latin
- nunciativus Latin
- praeditus Latin
- praenotatio Latin
- qui bene amat, bene castigat Latin
- ratiocinor Latin
- ructo Latin
- tandem Latin
- vicem Latin
- vicis Latin
- vicissitudo Latin
- in Italian
- innanzi Italian
- vece Italian
- vice Italian
- vicenda Italian
- in spe Dutch, Flemish
- enclave French
- индустрия Russian
- añadir Spanish, Castilian
- en Spanish, Castilian
- inseminar Spanish, Castilian
- vez Spanish, Castilian
- *h₁én Proto-Indo-European
- *krey- Proto-Indo-European
- *weyk- Proto-Indo-European
- *én Proto-Indo-European
- enklave Norwegian Bokmål
- in Portuguese
- ラピスラズリ Japanese
- enklave Norwegian Nynorsk
- en Old French
- endroit Old French
- engignier Old French
- ensi Old French
- vico Esperanto
- diante Galician
- împrumut Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- în Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- înăuntru Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- en Middle French
- *ẽordẽe Old Portuguese
- en Old Portuguese
- enton Old Portuguese
- vez Old Portuguese
- mprumut Aromanian
- naparti Aromanian
- ninti Aromanian
- nãinti Aromanian
- nãnti Aromanian
- ãn Aromanian
- endrech Occitan
- *en Proto-Italic
- en Asturian
- entós Asturian
- vez Asturian
- in Friulian
- *an- Frankish
- en Old Spanish
- nesciri Sicilian
- nzunnari Sicilian
- nèsciri Sicilian
- in Ligurian
- en Dalmatian
- incaricur Dalmatian
- vez Ladino
- an-dians Bourguignon
- in Istriot
- en Old Latin
- an Mirandese
- endret Old Catalan
- הן Mozarabic
- عَان Mozarabic
- in
- la
- in-
- vicis
- ructo
- vicem
- tandem
- ibidem
- dunca
- nequam
- litigo
- inante
- initium
- deintus
- eluctor
- in nuce
- *vicata
- apiscor
- delator
- intribuo
- intactus
- in dunca
- in capum
- praeditus
- inalbesco
- in cassum
- caldarium
- *impācāre
- impulsāre
- in collum
- Amiternum
- commissura
- agricultor
- ingluttīre
- ratiocinor
- intimidāre
- *interrāre
- nunciativus
- *imprendere
- praenotatio
- iurisdictio
- vicissitudo
- incriminatum
- qui bene amat
- invulnerabilis
- bene castigat
- in flagrante delicto