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The present paper deals with teniporal properties of noun phrases whose head is a nominal lexical item with an interaffix. The whole description is based on the linear concept of time. The key notions used in the following account are precedence in time, momentary thing, intewal and coincidence. They originate from mereology. If the interprefix is added to a continuous nominal root, the whole noun phrase designates two identical states of affairs or two homogenous activities. The teniporal relations holding between them are characterized in terms of overlapping of two intervals. As for nouns that represent non-continuous notions, the interaffixation results in naming two simultaneous events. The chronology of the latter is described in terms of coincidence of two momentary things. The paper comprises necessary definitions and numerous examples.

Les propriétés temporelles des noms abstraits à l'exemple des formations à préfixe « -inter »