internal (from lat. "internus") 1 adj. It applies to what happens or is applied on the inside of the thing in question; with this meaning, is used in preference to "inside": "internal discord. Internal organization of an organism". Is some stable expressions that is not replaceable by "interior", especially when it's inside of the body and the organs of the thoracic and abdominal cavities: "internal medicine. Medicinal product for domestic use". Inside. Intestine. 2 adj. and n. Applies to the person who carries out its activity on the site live: "a fellowship. An employee of the home domestic". n. A person detained in a penitentiary.
