Interior
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 274
m-te'ri-ur, adj., tuner internal re- mote Irom the frontier or coast inland, -n the inside of anything the inland part of a country. — adv Inte'riorly [L.- comp, of interns, inward.] [a space or region between others Inter] acency, in-ter-j.Vsen-si, n a lying between Interjacent, in-ter-j.Yscnt, adj lying between intervening. [L. inter between, and jaceo, to lie
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