commensal

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• /kəˈmɛnsəl/
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From Middle English commensal, from Old French commensal, from Medieval Latin commensālis, from com- + mensa (“table”) + -ālis.

20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: паразитизъм (parazitizǎm) — of a form of symbiosis
• Finnish: kommensaalinen — of a form of symbiosis
• Hindi: सहभोज (sahbhoj) — of a form of symbiosis
• Polish: komensaliczny — of a form of symbiosis
• Spanish: comensal — of a form of symbiosis
• Bulgarian: паразит (parazit) — organism partaking in a commensal relationship
• Finnish: pöytävieras — organism partaking in a commensal relationship
• Polish: komensal — organism partaking in a commensal relationship
• Spanish: comensal — organism partaking in a commensal relationship
• Bulgarian: сътрапезник (sǎtrapeznik) — One who eats at the same table
• Catalan: comensal — One who eats at the same table
• French: convive — One who eats at the same table
• French: commensale — One who eats at the same table
• German: Tischgenosse — One who eats at the same table
• German: Tischgenossin — One who eats at the same table
• Greek: συνδαιτυμόνας (syndaitymónas) — One who eats at the same table
• Italian: commensale — One who eats at the same table
• Polish: współbiesiadnik — One who eats at the same table
• Polish: współbiesiadniczka — One who eats at the same table
• Portuguese: comensal — One who eats at the same table