Translation
neighbour (female)
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Word origin
From Latin vicina, the feminine of vicinus ('neighbouring'), from vicus ('village, quarter'). English 'vicinity' comes from the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vicinus
- English cognates
- vicinity
Grammar
Examples
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My upstairs neighbour plays music until midnight.
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It is the woman next door who keeps the keys to the house.
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We have become good friends: she has been my neighbour for ten years.
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The neighbour rang the bell to ask us for a bit of sugar.
palier .
My neighbour across the landing is a nurse and works nights.
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