fellow in English: A man. It is a friendly, slightly old-fashioned word. Before another noun it means belonging to the same group. (noun)

Translation

A man. It is a friendly, slightly old-fashioned word. Before another noun it means belonging to the same group.

Word origin

From Old Norse felagi, a person who lays down money with another, so a partner.

Gender

Pluralfellows

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"Fellow" here simply means man.

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You can use "fellow" for a man you do not know.

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"Fellow" before a noun means of the same group.

man

An adult male human being.

guy

A man, used in a friendly or relaxed way.

person

A single human being, such as a man, woman, or child.

friend

A person you know well and like, who is not in your family.

boy

A male child, or a young male person.

fella

A man. This is a very informal way of saying "fellow".

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