Fellow
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 186
fel'O, n. an a ociate: a companion and equal one of a pair, a mate a member of a university who enjoys a fellowship a member of a scientific or other society a worthle person. [ME. felaivc—Ice felagt, a partner in goods, from fi (Ger. vieh cattle, property, and lag, a laying together, a law; cf. K. fee, and law.\ [fellows or equals sympathy
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