inward
English
/ˈɪnwəd/
adj
Definitions
- Situated on the inside; that is within, inner; belonging to the inside.
- (obsolete) Intimate, closely acquainted; familiar.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English inward inherited from Old English inweard suffix from English in (not, used to form chemical names of proteins, in, negative, compound-forming suffix, inch, neutral chemical compound, etc).
Origin
English
in
Gloss
not, used to form chemical names of proteins, in, negative, compound-forming suffix, inch, neutral chemical compound, etc
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Other
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- 6in4 English
- add-in English
- bail in English
- brethren-in-law English
- come in English
- end in English
- grid-in English
- in English
- in-flight English
- in-footed English
- in-state English
- inHg English
- inband English
- inbetwixt English
- inblown English
- inborne English
- inbound English
- inbox English
- inbreath English
- inburnt English
- inburst English
- inclearing English
- incross English
- indeed English
- indegree English
- indrift English
- indriven English
- infill English
- inframe English
- ingate English
- ingoer English
- ingoing English
- inkneed English
- inlane English
- inlier English
- inlink English
- inly English
- inmeats English
- innie English
- inpatient English
- inplane English
- inrun English
- inshave English
- inshoot English
- insole English
- insomuch English
- insooth English
- inspan English
- instead English
- instealing English
- instore English
- instroke English
- insucking English
- inswinging English
- inswung English
- intext English
- into English
- intoed English
- intown English
- inwardest English
- inwardly English
- inwardness English
- inwards English
- inwash English
- inwicking English
- inworld English
- live-in English
- mixin English
- opt-in English
- plugin English
- puss in a bag English
- therein English
- thereinunder English
- tuck-in English
- wherein English
- within English
- in Norwegian Bokmål
- in Norwegian Nynorsk
- in Old English
- inweard Old English
- in Middle English
- inward Middle English
- inwardes Middle English
- inwardly Middle English
- inwardnesse Middle English
- อิน Thai
- inin Cebuano
- in
- into
- inHg
- inly
- 6in4
- mixin
- innie
- inrun
- inbox
- inlane
- intown
- opt-in
- end in
- ingate
- ingoer
- intoed
- inwash
- intext
- infill
- add-in
- plugin
- insole
- indeed
- within
- inspan
- inband
- inlink
- inlier
- wherein
- bail in
- live-in
- inshoot
- inblown
- inburnt
- inburst
- incross
- tuck-in
- indrift
- ingoing
- inshave
- come in
- grid-in
- therein
- inframe
- inswung
- inbound
- inborne
- inmeats
- inplane
- insooth
- inworld
- inwards
- inkneed
- instore
- instead
- inbreath
- indriven
- insomuch
- instroke
- indegree
- in-state
- inwardly
- insucking
- inwicking
- in-flight
- in-footed
- inbetwixt
- inwardest
- inpatient
- inwardness
- inclearing
- instealing
- inswinging
- thereinunder
- puss in a bag
- brethren-in-law