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From Old French collegue, from Latin collega (“a partner in office”), from com- (“with”) + legare (“to send on an embassy”), from lex (“law”).
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Wikipedia colleague (plural colleagues)
- A fellow member of a profession, staff, academic faculty or other organization; an associate
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fellow member of a profession
- Arabic: زميل (ar) (zamiil) m., زميلة (ar) (zamiila) f.
- Armenian: գործընկեր (hy) (gorçënker)
- Bulgarian: колега (bg) (koléga) m.
- Catalan: col·lega (ca), company (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 同事 (cmn) (tóngshì), 同僚 (cmn) (tóngliáo)
- Croatian: kolega (hr) m. and f.
- Czech: kolega (cs) m.
- Dutch: collega (nl)
- Finnish: kollega, virkaveli, virkatoveri
- French: confrère (fr), collègue (fr) m. and f.
- German: Kollege (de) m., Kollegin (de) f., Mitarbeiter (de) m., Mitarbeiterin (de) f.
- Hebrew: עמית (he) ('amyt), עמיתה (he) ('amita) f.
- Hungarian: kolléga (hu), kartárs (hu)
- Italian: collega (it) m. and f.
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- Japanese: 同僚 (ja) (どうりょう, dōryō)
- Korean: 동료 (ko) (dongnyo) (同僚 (ko)), 동업자 (ko) (dong-eopja)
- Latin: collēga (la) m.
- Macedonian: колега (mk) (koléga) m., колешка (mk) (koléška) f.
- Norwegian: kollega (no) m.
- Polish: kolega (pl) m., koleżanka (pl) f.
- Portuguese: colega (pt) m. and f.
- Romansch: collavuratur (rm) m., collavuratura (rm) f.
- Russian: коллега (ru) (kolléga) m. and f., сослуживец (ru) (soslužívec) m., сотрудник (ru) (sotrúdnik) m., сотрудница (ru) (sotrúdnica) f.
- Spanish: colega (es) m. and f., compañero (es) m.
- Swedish: kollega (sv), arbetskamrat (sv) c., medarbetare (sv) c.
- Telugu: సహోద్యోగి (sahOdyOgi)
- Turkish: çalışma arkadaşı (tr), meslektaş (tr)
- Vietnamese: đồng nghiệp (vi)
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