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/kamaˈɾaða/
Translation
comrade, mate
Word origin
From Spanish camara ('chamber, room'), originally soldiers who shared a room, from Latin camera. The same root gives English 'comrade' and 'chamber'.
- Origin
- Spanish
- Root
- camara
- English cognates
- comrade, chamber
Grammar
Examples
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He fought alongside his comrades until the end.
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She is an old comrade from my years at the factory.
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The comrades gathered to remember the battle.
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Where are your comrades from the army?
buen .
You can always count on a good comrade.
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