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Pronunciation / Transliteration: camerata
"Salutò il suo vecchio camerata."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A companion, colleague, or fellow participant, especially in a shared difficult situation or political movement.
"He fought side by side with his comrades during the war."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late 16th century: from Spanish 'camarada', from 'cámara' (chamber), denoting a group sharing the same room.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "comrade" is said worldwide
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camarade
Transliteration: camarade
"Il est mon ancien camarade d'école."
Kamerad
Transliteration: Kamerad
"Die Soldaten halfen ihren Kameraden in der Not."
camerata
Transliteration: camerata
"Salutò il suo vecchio camerata."
camarada
Transliteration: camarada
"Los camaradas compartieron sus provisiones."
camarada
Transliteration: camarada
"Ele é um leal camarada de trabalho."
साथी
Transliteration: saathi
"वह मेरा सबसे पुराना साथी है।"
同志
Transliteration: tóngzhì
"我们要向老同志学习。"
동무
Transliteration: dongmu
"우리는 믿음직한 동무입니다."
仲間
Transliteration: nakama
"彼は苦楽を共にした仲間だ。"
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