'Intersororal'. All knowing Google was stumped. Can the wordsmith help?

Sororal means 'by one's sister, on one's sister's side', what ever that means. Intersororal would then mean something like 'within a group of sisters'.

do not american universities have female clubs called sororities? Perhaps the word intersororal referes to something happening involving more than one such group.

"The purpose of the Panhellenic Association shall be to develop and maintain sorority life. and intersororal relations at a high level of accomplishment..." link

does this mean i guessed correct?

There is also intrasororal 'amongst sisters/sorority members'. The flip sides are interfraternal and intrafraternal 'between etc.'.

[Fixed egregious error made at some unholy time in the mornign before coffee.]

I thought that inter- was between groups and intra- was within a group.

Looks to me like you guessed right, Latisha!

for your kindness many thanks annastrophic. i was beginning to think perhaps no one would answer my question.

I thought that inter- was between groups and intra- was within a group.

Yes, you're right. I got them flipped. I'll fix it.

(Doesn't happen that often linguistically.)