teammate

See also: team-mate

English

Etymology

Etymology tree

English team

Proto-Indo-European *ḱe?

Proto-Indo-European *ḱóm

Proto-Germanic *ga-

Proto-Indo-European *meh₂d-der.

Proto-Germanic *matiz

Proto-Germanic *matjô

Proto-West Germanic *gamatjôder.

Old Saxon gimatoder.

Middle Low German matebor.

Middle English mate

English mate

English -mate

English teammate

From team + -mate.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈtiːmˌmeɪt/

• Audio (UK):

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Noun

teammate (plural teammates)

1. One who is on the same team.

   Coordinate terms: coworker, workmate

   Pass the ball to your teammate.

Translations

one who is on the same team

• Bulgarian: съотборник m (săotbornik)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 隊友 / 队友 (zh) (duìyǒu)

• Danish: holdkammerat c
• Dutch: ploeggenoot (nl) m, teammaat m
• Esperanto: teamano
• Finnish: joukkuetoveri; tallikaveri (motor sports)
• French: coéquipier (fr) m, coéquipière (fr) f
• Georgian: თანაგუნდელი (tanagundeli)
• German: Teamkollege (de) m, Teamkollegin (de) f, Mannschaftskamerad m, Mannschaftskameradin f
• Greek: συμπαίκτης (el) m (sympaíktis), συμπαίκτρια (el) f (sympaíktria)
• Hungarian: csapattárs (hu)
• Italian: compagno di squadra m, compagna di squadra f
• Japanese: チームメイト (ja) (chīmumeito)
• Korean: 팀메이트 (timmeiteu)
• Māori: hoakapa
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: lagkamerat m

  Nynorsk: lagkamerat m

• Polish: kolega z drużyny m
• Spanish: compañero (de equipo) m, equipero m
• Swedish: lagkamrat (sv) c
• Turkish: ekip arkadaşı, takım arkadaşı