inter vivos
[ in-ter vahy-vohs, vee- ]
/ ˈɪn tər ˈvaɪ voʊs, ˈvi- /
adverb, adjective Law.
(especially of a gift or trust) taking effect during the lifetimes of the parties involved; between living persons.
Origin of inter vivos
First recorded in 1830–40,
inter vivos is from the Latin word
inter vīvōs literally, among the living
Words nearby inter vivos
inter,
inter alia,
inter alios,
inter nos,
inter se,
inter vivos,
inter-,
inter-allied,
inter-american,
inter.,
interabang
British Dictionary definitions for inter vivos
inter vivos
/ Latin (ˈɪntə ˈviːvɒs) /
adjective
law
between living people
an inter vivos gift