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Pronunciation / Transliteration: intretˈtʃarsi
"I rami della pianta cominciano a intrecciarsi."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To wind or twist together mutually; to intertwine.
"The ivy stems interwind along the old stone wall as they grow." - 2
To become intricately connected or woven together.
"Their personal histories interwind in unexpected ways throughout the novel."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the combination of the prefix 'inter-' (meaning between or among, from Latin) and the native Old English verb 'windan' (meaning to turn, twist, or weave). It emerged in Middle English as a descriptive term for threads, branches, or paths twisting together mutually.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Interwind" is said worldwide
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s'entrelacer
Transliteration: sãtʁəlase
"Les branches de l'arbre s'entrelacent dans le ciel."
ineinanderwinden
Transliteration: ɪnˈaɪ̯ɐˌhantˌvɪndn̩
"Die Wurzeln der Pflanzen ineinanderwinden sich im Boden."
intrecciarsi
Transliteration: intretˈtʃarsi
"I rami della pianta cominciano a intrecciarsi."
entrelazarse
Transliteration: entɾelaˈzaɾse
"Las raíces de los árboles suelen entrelazarse bajo tierra."
entrelaçar
Transliteration: ẽtɾelɐˈsaɾ
"Os fios de lã começam a se entrelaçar no tear."
आपस में उलझना
Transliteration: aapas mein ulajhna
"वे लताएँ एक-दूसरे से आपस में उलझ जाती हैं।"
交织
Transliteration: jiāozhī
"这两条河流在山谷中交织在一起。"
엉키다
Transliteration: eongkida
"두 덩굴이 서로 엉키며 자라난다."
絡み合う
Transliteration: karamiau
"古い木の根が深く絡み合っている。"
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