noun / adjective
fellow
Belonging to the same group or undertaking as others.
She shares her notes with fellow students after each class.
Etymology
The Old Norse ancestor named a partner or associate. Fellow before another noun identifies someone as sharing membership, work, or circumstances with others.
More examples
- Please leave room for your fellow passengers.
- He works as a research fellow at the university.
- The society elects three new fellows each year.
Forms
fellow · fellows
fellowship noun — Companionship based on shared interests or experiences.