Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference - indwell

v. (past and past part. indwelt) literary 1 intr. (often foll. by in) be permanently present as a spirit, principle, etc. 2 tr. inhabit spiritually. Derivatives indweller n. INE 1. suffix forming adjectives, meaning 'belonging to, of the nature of' (Alpine; asinine). Etymology: from or after F - in -ine, or f. L -inus 2. suffix forming adjectives esp. from names of minerals, plants, etc. (crystalline). Etymology: L -inus from or after Gk -inos 3. suffix forming feminine nouns (heroine; margravine). Etymology: F f. L -ina f. Gk -ine, or f. G -in 4. suffix. 1 forming (esp. abstract) nouns (discipline; medicine). 2 Chem. forming nouns denoting derived substances, esp. alkaloids, halogens, amines, and amino acids. Etymology: F f. L -ina (fem.) = -INE(1)