Riftless
/ˈrɪft.ləs/noun
Without a rift, crack, split, or division.
Did you know?Rift comes from a Germanic root meaning “to split” or “tear,” so riftless is built from the same ancient idea of fracture and separation, just negated into wholeness.
Etymological Timeline
Old English
OE
rift
“A tear, split, or opening”
Middle English
ME
rift
“A crack, breach, or cleft”
Late Old English / Middle English
English
-less
“Without; lacking”
Modern English
English
riftless
“Without a rift or split”