Frominter- +‎knit.

interknit (third-person singular simple presentinterknits,present participleinterknitting,simple past and past participleinterknitted)

1. Toknit together; to unite closely; tointertwine.
   • 1868, Augusta Webster (transl.),The Medea of Euripides, page 37, lines 559–562

     Also that I might rear as fits my house
     My children, and, giving brothers to thy sons,
     Bind them in one, and havinginterknit
     My family, live on in happy case.

   • 1976 September,Saul Bellow,Humboldt’s Gift, New York, N.Y.:Avon Books,→ISBN,page121:

     "You know how close I feel to you.Interknitted. Brother and brother."

• knit

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