- gemate
- gem.ate[dʒ'emeit] vt gemar, lançar rebentos, reproduzir-se por gemação.
English-Portuguese dictionary. 2013.
gemate
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mate — [14] Mate ‘friend’ and mate the chess term are two distinct words. The former was borrowed from Middle Low German mate or gemate ‘companion’ (source also of Dutch maat), which goes back to a prehistoric West Germanic *gamaton. This was formed… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
mate — {{11}}mate (n.1) associate, fellow, comrade, mid 14c., also companion (late 14c.), from M.L.G. mate, gemate one eating at the same table, messmate, from P.Gmc. *ga maton having food (*matiz) together (*ga ), which is etymologically identical with … Etymology dictionary
mate — I. /meɪt / (say mayt) noun 1. one joined with another in any pair. 2. a counterpart. 3. husband or wife. 4. one of a pair of mated animals. 5. a. a habitual associate; comrade; friend; intimate: they ve been good mates from way back. b. (a form… …
mate — [14] Mate ‘friend’ and mate the chess term are two distinct words. The former was borrowed from Middle Low German mate or gemate ‘companion’ (source also of Dutch maat), which goes back to a prehistoric West Germanic *gamaton. This was formed… … Word origins
mate — mate1 [māt] n. [ME < MDu, a companion < gemate < Gmc * gamatan < * ga , together (for IE base see COM ) + * mad , food, MEAT: hence, orig., one who share meals: cf. COMPANION1] 1. a) a companion, comrade, or fellow worker: often used… … English World dictionary
mate — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a friend or fellow worker. 2 colloq. a general form of address, esp. to another man. 3 a each of a pair, esp. of birds. b colloq. a partner in marriage. c (in comb.) a fellow member or joint occupant of (team mate; room mate). 4… … Useful english dictionary
