interwar

See also: inter-war

English

Alternative forms

• inter-war

Etymology

inter- +‎ war

Adjective

interwar (not comparable)

1. During or relating to the period of time between two wars, especially the two World Wars (1919 - 1939).

   His family emigrated to America in the interwar years.

Translations

relating to the time between two wars

• Catalan: entreguerres (ca) (only used in the form "d'entreguerres")
• Czech: meziválečný (cs)
• Danish: mellemkrigs-
• Estonian: sõdadevaheline (et)
• French: de l'entre-deux-guerres (fr)
• German: Zwischenkriegszeit (de) f (noun)
• Greek: μεσοπολεμικός (el) (mesopolemikós)
• Italian: periodo interbellico f (noun)
• Japanese: 戦間期 (senkanki)
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• Korean: 전간기 (jeongangi)
• Latvian: starpkaru periods m
• Lithuanian: tarpukaris m
• Polish: międzywojenny (pl)
• Portuguese: entreguerras
• Russian: межвое́нный (ru) (mežvojénnyj)
• Spanish: periodo de entreguerras f (noun)
• Swedish: mellankrigs-