English
fellowlike
From fellow + -like.
Formed from fellow + -like
Old Norse félag ‘fellowship, partnership’
Old Norse félagi ‘companion’
Old English fēolaga ‘companion, partner’
Middle English felawe ‘companion, good friend’
English fellow
Today it means
adj Like a comrade; companionable; on equal terms.
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Etymograph / fellowlike