Interrelate
/ˌɪntərˈriːleɪt/noun
To be or make connected with one another in a mutual relationship.
Did you know?“Interrelate” is a modern coinage built from Latin roots, but its core idea comes from the ancient power of relation itself: things are understood by how they are bound together.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
relatus
“carried back, brought back”
Late Latin
Latin
relat- / relatus
“the act of referring or bringing back”
14th–15th Century
Latin > English
relate
“to refer, recount, or connect by reporting”
19th Century
English
interrelate
“to have reciprocal or mutual relationships”
Modern English
English
interrelate
“to be connected with each other in a mutual way”