in-between

See also: inbetween and in between

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ between.

Adjective

in-between

1. Lying between; neither one thing nor the other.

Derived terms

• in-betweeny
• inbetweening

Translations

Lying between

• Arabic: بَيْنَ بَيْنَ (ar) (bayna bayna)
• Bulgarian: междинен (bg) (meždinen), преходен (bg) (prehoden)
• Catalan: intermedi
• Dutch: tussenliggend (nl)
• German: dazwischenliegend
• Polish: leżący pomiędzy
• Russian: перехо́дный (ru) (perexódnyj), промежу́точный (ru) (promežútočnyj)
• Tagalog: nasa pagitan

Noun

in-between (plural in-betweens)

1. An interval or intervening time.

   Synonym: interim

2. One who intervenes.