👉 Intertree is a term used in the field of linguistics and computer science to describe two or more languages that share a common root, but are not necessarily related. It was first introduced by Jörg M. Krawczyk in 1986. The concept of intertree refers to languages that share a common root but do not belong to the same family. This means that their grammar and syntax can differ significantly from each other, but they also have some similarities in terms of
