entre
prep. C2 Proficiency US //ˈɑntɹeɪ// en·tre
prep. a word used in the past to mean 'between'. You might see it in old books or poems, but it is not used in modern English.
prep. a preposition meaning 'between'.
The two brothers stood entre the trees.
In the old manuscript, the scribe wrote that the treasure was hidden entre the two mountains.
The archaic use of 'entre' to mean 'between' is preserved in certain dialects and in the titles of historical legal instruments from the sixteenth century.