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 Prepositions are often from adverbs originally, so if 'in' meant 'inward' you could have 'inter'. In Latin especially a lot of the prepositional forms have some sort of comparative element: in-tr-a, in-ter-ior, -nal; ex-tr-a, ex-ter-; ul-tr-a, ul-ter-; prae, prae-ter.
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