villagemate
villagemate noun: one who comes from the same village.
Noun
villagemate (plural villagemates)
- One who comes from the same village.
- He would have a new life in that far away land of brown men who worshipped white gods; where many of his villagemates had gone, where the earth was forever kind and the sun warm.1992, Charlson Ong, Woman of Am-Kaw and Other Stories (Contemporary Philippine Fiction), Manila: Anvil Publishing, →ISBN, page 41
Forms of villagemate
| plural | villagemates |
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Origin of villagemate
From village + -mate.
Questions about villagemate
- What does villagemate mean?
- Villagemate means one who comes from the same village.
- What part of speech is villagemate?
- Villagemate is a noun.
- What is the plural of villagemate?
- The plural of villagemate is villagemates.
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