eler

“A vague in-between area between A and B, without a clear physical or temporal boundary.”
Unlike "between," which implies two clear points, "eler" expresses a fuzzy or transitional middle ground.

Usage (Grammatical Features):

Used as a preposition before nouns or pronouns.
Applicable to time, space, or abstract stages.
Examples:

Space
The village lies eler the forest and the mountain.
→ The village is located in a blurred transitional space between the forest and the mountain.
Time
It happened eler night and morning.
→ It happened during a vague time between night and morning.
Abstract Concept
He's eler youth and adulthood.
→ He’s in the uncertain stage between youth and adulthood.