Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
inter vivos [in-ter vahy-vohs, vee-] Word Origin 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 British Dictionary definitions for inter vivos inter vivos adjective
- law between living peoplean inter vivos gift