English
intermorphic
From inter- + -morphic.
Proto-Indo-European *ters- ‘dry’
Vulgar Latin *interrāre ‘to put in earth’
Old French enterrer ‘to bury’
Middle English enteren
English inter
Today it means
adj Relating to intermorphs (any sense).
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / intermorphic