interpole
noun
in·ter·pole
\ˈintə(r)+ˌ-\
Definition of interpole
: a supplementary pole placed between the regular poles of a direct-current dynamo or motor in order to regulate commutation —called also commutating pole
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Origin and Etymology of interpole
inter- + pole
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