comrade

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒmɹeɪd/
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• Multicultural-London-English: [ˈkhɔmɹed]
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• General-American: /ˈkɑmɹæd/
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• General-American: /ˈkɑmɹəd/
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• /ˈkɒmɹeɪd/ Republic of Ireland
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• /-ɹeːd/ Republic of Ireland
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• Northern-Ireland: /ˈkɒmɹeɪd/
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• Northern-Ireland: /ˈkʌmɹeɪd/
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• Northern-Ireland: /-ɹeːd/
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From earlier cumrade, camrade, comerade, camerade, camarade, from Middle French camarade, from Spanish camarada or Italian camerata (“chamber mate”), from Medieval Latin *camarata, from Latin camara, camera (“vaulted room, chamber”); see chamber. Compare camaraderie and chamberlain.

428 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Alutor: тумгытум (tumɣətum) — mate, companion, or associate
• Arabic: رَفِيق (rafīq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Arabic: رَفِيقَة (rafīqa) — mate, companion, or associate
• Arabic: صَدِيق (ṣadīq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Arabic: صَدِيقَة (ṣadīqa) — mate, companion, or associate
• Bashkir: иптәш (iptəş) — mate, companion, or associate
• Basque: lagun — mate, companion, or associate
• Belarusian: тава́рыш (taváryš) — mate, companion, or associate
• Belarusian: тава́рышка (taváryška) — mate, companion, or associate
• Belarusian: ся́бар (sjábar) — mate, companion, or associate
• Belarusian: сябро́ўка (sjabrówka) — mate, companion, or associate
• Bulgarian: друга́р (drugár) — mate, companion, or associate
• Bulgarian: друга́рка (drugárka) — mate, companion, or associate
• Catalan: camarada — mate, companion, or associate
• Chechen: накъост (naqʼost) — mate, companion, or associate
• Chechen: гӏоьнча (ğönča) — mate, companion, or associate
• Chechen: стаг (stag) — mate, companion, or associate
• Chinese Cantonese: 同志 — mate, companion, or associate
• Chinese: тунзы (tunzɨ) — mate, companion, or associate
• Eastern Min Chinese: 同志 (dùng-cé) — mate, companion, or associate
• Hakka Chinese: 同志 (thùng-chṳ) — mate, companion, or associate
• Chinese: 同志 (tông-chì) — mate, companion, or associate
• Chinese Mandarin: 同志 (tóngzhì) — mate, companion, or associate
• Wu Chinese: 同志 (3don-tsr) — mate, companion, or associate
• Czech: kamarád — mate, companion, or associate
• Czech: druh — mate, companion, or associate
• Czech: družka — mate, companion, or associate
• Danish: kammerat — mate, companion, or associate
• Danish: makker — mate, companion, or associate
• Dutch: makker — mate, companion, or associate
• Dutch: maat — mate, companion, or associate
• Dutch: kameraad — mate, companion, or associate
• Esperanto: kamarado — mate, companion, or associate
• Esperanto: samideano — mate, companion, or associate
• Finnish: kaveri — mate, companion, or associate
• French: camarade — mate, companion, or associate
• Galician: compañeiro — mate, companion, or associate
• Galician: amigallo — mate, companion, or associate
• Georgian: მეგობარი (megobari) — mate, companion, or associate
• German: Kamerad — mate, companion, or associate
• Greek: συνάδελφος (synádelfos) — mate, companion, or associate
• Greek: συναδέλφισσα (synadélfissa) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ancient Greek: ἑταῖρος (hetaîros) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ancient Greek: ἑταίρᾱ (hetaírā) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ancient Greek: σύζυγος (súzugos) — mate, companion, or associate
• Hindi: रफ़ीक़ (rafīq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Hindi: साथी (sāthī) — mate, companion, or associate
• Hungarian: pajtás — mate, companion, or associate
• Ido: kamarado — mate, companion, or associate
• Indonesian: kamerad — mate, companion, or associate
• Ingrian: tovarišša — mate, companion, or associate
• Irish: comrádaí — mate, companion, or associate
• Japanese: 仲間 (nakama) — mate, companion, or associate
• Japanese: 同志 (dōshi) — mate, companion, or associate
• Japanese: 同伴者 (dōhansha) — mate, companion, or associate
• Japanese: 同僚 (dōryō) — mate, companion, or associate
• Khmer: សមមិត្ត (saʼmaʼmɨt) — mate, companion, or associate
• Khmer: ភឿន (phɨən) — mate, companion, or associate
• Korean: 동무 (dongmu) — mate, companion, or associate
• Korean: 동지 (dongji) — mate, companion, or associate
• Korean: 동료 (dongnyo) — mate, companion, or associate
• Korean: 동반자 (dongbanja) — mate, companion, or associate
• Korean: 동행자 (donghaengja) — mate, companion, or associate
• Northern Kurdish: heval — mate, companion, or associate
• Latin: comes — mate, companion, or associate
• Latin: socius — mate, companion, or associate
• Lithuanian: bičiulis — mate, companion, or associate
• Lithuanian: bičiulė — mate, companion, or associate
• Lithuanian: bendražygis — mate, companion, or associate
• Lithuanian: bendražygė — mate, companion, or associate
• Macedonian: другар (drugar) — mate, companion, or associate
• Macedonian: другарка (drugarka) — mate, companion, or associate
• Norman: canmathade — mate, companion, or associate
• Old East Slavic: товарищь (tovariščĭ) — mate, companion, or associate
• Pashto: رفيق (rafíq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Dari: رَفِیق (rafīq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Iranian Persian: رَفیق (rafiġ) — mate, companion, or associate
• Polish: kamrat — mate, companion, or associate
• Polish: kompan — mate, companion, or associate
• Polish: towarzysz — mate, companion, or associate
• Polish: kolega — mate, companion, or associate
• Polish: koleżanka — mate, companion, or associate
• Polish: druh — mate, companion, or associate
• Portuguese: camarada — mate, companion, or associate
• Portuguese: parceiro — mate, companion, or associate
• Portuguese: companheiro — mate, companion, or associate
• Quechua: masi — mate, companion, or associate
• Romanian: tovarăș — mate, companion, or associate
• Romanian: camarad — mate, companion, or associate
• Russian: това́рищ (továrišč) — mate, companion, or associate
• Russian: друг (drug) — mate, companion, or associate
• Russian: подру́га (podrúga) — mate, companion, or associate
• Slovak: druh — mate, companion, or associate
• Slovak: družka — mate, companion, or associate
• Slovene: tovariš — mate, companion, or associate
• Slovene: kolega — mate, companion, or associate
• Somali: jaalle — mate, companion, or associate
• Spanish: compañero — mate, companion, or associate
• Spanish: colega — mate, companion, or associate
• Spanish: camarada — mate, companion, or associate
• Spanish: correligionario — mate, companion, or associate
• Sranan Tongo: mati — mate, companion, or associate
• Sranan Tongo: kompe — mate, companion, or associate
• Sranan Tongo: staman — mate, companion, or associate
• Sranan Tongo: brada — mate, companion, or associate
• Sranan Tongo: kâbel — mate, companion, or associate
• Swahili: rafiki — mate, companion, or associate
• Swedish: kamrat — mate, companion, or associate
• Tajik: рафиқ (rafiq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tarifit: amedukker — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: བློ་མཐུན (blo mthun) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: བློ་མཐུན་པ (blo mthun pa) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: མཐུན་གྲོགས (mthun grogs) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: རོགས (rogs) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: གྲོགས (grogs) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: རོགས་པ (rogs pa) — mate, companion, or associate
• Tibetan: གྲོགས་པོ (grogs po) — mate, companion, or associate
• Turkish: yoldaş — mate, companion, or associate
• Ottoman Turkish: یولداش (yoldaş) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ottoman Turkish: رفیق (refik) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ottoman Turkish: قولداش (koldaş) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ottoman Turkish: آیاقداش (ayakdaş) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ottoman Turkish: حریف (herif) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ukrainian: това́риш (továryš) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ukrainian: това́ришка (továryška) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ukrainian: друг (druh) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ukrainian: подру́га (podrúha) — mate, companion, or associate
• Ukrainian: по́друга (pódruha) — mate, companion, or associate
• Urdu: رَفِیق (rafīq) — mate, companion, or associate
• Uzbek: oʻrtoq — mate, companion, or associate
• Uzbek: doʻst — mate, companion, or associate
• Uzbek: rafiq — mate, companion, or associate
• Vietnamese: đồng chí — mate, companion, or associate
• Vietnamese: bằng hữu — mate, companion, or associate
• Yiddish: חבֿר (khaver) — mate, companion, or associate
• Arabic: رَفِيق (rafīq) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Arabic: رَفِيقَة (rafīqa) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Bashkir: иптәш (iptəş) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Basque: kamarada — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Belarusian: тава́рыш (taváryš) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Belarusian: тава́рышка (taváryška) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Catalan: camarada — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chechen: накъост (naqʼost) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese Cantonese: 同志 — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese Cantonese: 戰友 /战友 (zin3 jau5) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese: тунзы (tunzɨ) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Eastern Min Chinese: 同志 (dùng-cé) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Hakka Chinese: 同志 (thùng-chṳ) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese: 同志 (tông-chì) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese: 戰友 /战友 (chiàn-iú) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese Mandarin: 同志 (tóngzhì) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Chinese Mandarin: 戰友 /战友 (zhànyǒu) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Wu Chinese: 同志 (3don-tsr) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Danish: kammerat — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Danish: krigskammerat — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Danish: våbenbroder — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Danish: kampfælle — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Danish: våbenfælle — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Dutch: strijdmakker — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Dutch: maat — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Dutch: kameraad — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Finnish: taistelutoveri — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• French: camarade — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Galician: conpañeiro — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Galician: socio — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Georgian: თანამებრძოლი (tanamebrʒoli) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• German: Kamerad — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Greek: συμπολεμιστής (sympolemistís) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Greek: συστρατιώτης (systratiótis) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Hindi: साथी (sāthī) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Hungarian: bajtárs — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Irish: comrádaí — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Japanese: 戦友 (sen'yū) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Korean: 전우 (jeonu) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Latin: commīlitō — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Macedonian: соборец (soborec) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Macedonian: другар (drugar) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Old English: gūþwine — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Iranian Persian: هَمرَزْم (ham-razm) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Iranian Persian: بَرادَر (barâdar) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Polish: towarzysz — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Portuguese: camarada — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Romanian: camarad — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Romanian: tovarăș — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Russian: това́рищ (továrišč) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Russian: камара́д (kamarád) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Russian: сора́тник (sorátnik) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Russian: сора́тница (sorátnica) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Spanish: camarada — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Spanish: conmilitón — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Swedish: kamrat — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Ottoman Turkish: یولداش (yoldaş) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Ukrainian: това́риш (továryš) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Ukrainian: това́ришка (továryška) — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Vietnamese: đồng chí — companion in battle, fellow soldier
• Abkhaz: аҩыза (ajwəza) — fellow socialist or communist
• Albanian: shok — fellow socialist or communist
• Southern Altai: јолдош (ǰoldoš) — fellow socialist or communist
• Arabic: رَفِيق (rafīq) — fellow socialist or communist
• Arabic: رَفِيقَة (rafīqa) — fellow socialist or communist
• Armenian: ընկեր (ənker) — fellow socialist or communist
• Azerbaijani: yoldaş — fellow socialist or communist
• Bashkir: иптәш (iptəş) — fellow socialist or communist
• Belarusian: тава́рыш (taváryš) — fellow socialist or communist
• Belarusian: тава́рышка (taváryška) — fellow socialist or communist
• Bengali: কমরেড (komreḍ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Bulgarian: друга́р (drugár) — fellow socialist or communist
• Bulgarian: друга́рка (drugárka) — fellow socialist or communist
• Burmese: ရဲဘော် (rai:bhau) — fellow socialist or communist
• Catalan: camarada — fellow socialist or communist
• Cebuano: kauban — fellow socialist or communist
• Chechen: накъост (naqʼost) — fellow socialist or communist
• Chinese Cantonese: 同志 — fellow socialist or communist
• Chinese: тунзы (tunzɨ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Eastern Min Chinese: 同志 (dùng-cé) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hakka Chinese: 同志 (thùng-chṳ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Chinese: 同志 (tông-chì) — fellow socialist or communist
• Chinese Mandarin: 同志 (tóngzhì) — fellow socialist or communist
• Wu Chinese: 同志 (3don-tsr) — fellow socialist or communist
• Chuvash: юлташ (jult̬aš) — fellow socialist or communist
• Czech: soudruh — fellow socialist or communist
• Czech: soudružka — fellow socialist or communist
• Danish: kammerat — fellow socialist or communist
• Dongxiang: tunzhi — fellow socialist or communist
• Dutch: kameraad — fellow socialist or communist
• Esperanto: kamarado — fellow socialist or communist
• Estonian: seltsimees — fellow socialist or communist
• Finnish: toveri — fellow socialist or communist
• French: camarade — fellow socialist or communist
• Georgian: ამხანაგი (amxanagi) — fellow socialist or communist
• German: Genosse — fellow socialist or communist
• German: Genossin — fellow socialist or communist
• Greek: σύντροφος (sýntrofos) — fellow socialist or communist
• Greek: συντρόφισσα (syntrófissa) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hebrew: חָבֵר (khavér) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hebrew: חֲבֵרָה (khaverá) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hindi: साथी (sāthī) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hindi: कामरेड (kāmreḍ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hindi: रफ़ीक़ (rafīq) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hindi: कॉमरेड (kŏmreḍ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Hungarian: elvtárs — fellow socialist or communist
• Hungarian: elvtársnő — fellow socialist or communist
• Ilocano: kadua — fellow socialist or communist
• Indonesian: kamerad — fellow socialist or communist
• Ingrian: tovarišša — fellow socialist or communist
• Irish: comrádaí — fellow socialist or communist
• Italian: compagno — fellow socialist or communist
• Italian: compagna — fellow socialist or communist
• Japanese: 同志 (dōshi) — fellow socialist or communist
• Kalmyk: нөкр (nökr) — fellow socialist or communist
• Kazakh: жолдас (joldas) — fellow socialist or communist
• Khmer: សមមិត្ត (saʼmaʼmɨt) — fellow socialist or communist
• Khmer: កាដុងជី (kaa dong cii) — fellow socialist or communist
• Khmer: មិត្ត (mɨt) — fellow socialist or communist
• Korean: 동지 (dongji) — fellow socialist or communist
• Korean: 동무 (dongmu) — fellow socialist or communist
• Kumyk: ёлдаш (yoldaş) — fellow socialist or communist
• Kyrgyz: жолдош (joldoş) — fellow socialist or communist
• Lao: ສະຫາຍ (sa hāi) — fellow socialist or communist
• Latvian: biedrs — fellow socialist or communist
• Latvian: biedre — fellow socialist or communist
• Latvian: biedrene — fellow socialist or communist
• Lithuanian: draugas — fellow socialist or communist
• Lithuanian: draugė — fellow socialist or communist
• Macedonian: другар (drugar) — fellow socialist or communist
• Macedonian: другарка (drugarka) — fellow socialist or communist
• Malay: komrad — fellow socialist or communist
• Malay: kamerad — fellow socialist or communist
• Malay: kawan — fellow socialist or communist
• Malay: sahabat — fellow socialist or communist
• Malayalam: സഖാവ് (sakhāvŭ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Mongolian: нөхөр (nöxör) — fellow socialist or communist
• Nepali: कमरेड (kamareḍ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Norman: canmathade — fellow socialist or communist
• Norwegian Bokmål: kamerat — fellow socialist or communist
• Pashto: رفيق (rafíq) — fellow socialist or communist
• Dari: رَفِیق (rafīq) — fellow socialist or communist
• Iranian Persian: رَفیق (rafiġ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Polish: towarzysz — fellow socialist or communist
• Polish: towarzyszka — fellow socialist or communist
• Portuguese: camarada — fellow socialist or communist
• Portuguese: companheiro — fellow socialist or communist
• Romanian: tovarăș — fellow socialist or communist
• Romanian: tovarășă — fellow socialist or communist
• Russian: това́рищ (továrišč) — fellow socialist or communist
• Russian: камара́д (kamarád) — fellow socialist or communist
• Serbo-Croatian: дру̑г — fellow socialist or communist
• Serbo-Croatian: друга̀рица — fellow socialist or communist
• Serbo-Croatian: drȗg — fellow socialist or communist
• Serbo-Croatian: drugàrica — fellow socialist or communist
• Slovak: súdruh — fellow socialist or communist
• Slovak: súdružka — fellow socialist or communist
• Slovene: tovariš — fellow socialist or communist
• Slovene: tovarišica — fellow socialist or communist
• Spanish: compañero — fellow socialist or communist
• Spanish: compañera — fellow socialist or communist
• Spanish: camarada — fellow socialist or communist
• Swahili: rafiki — fellow socialist or communist
• Swedish: kamrat — fellow socialist or communist
• Tagalog: kasama — fellow socialist or communist
• Tajik: рафиқ (rafiq) — fellow socialist or communist
• Tamil: தோழர் (tōḻar) — fellow socialist or communist
• Tatar: иптәш (iptäş) — fellow socialist or communist
• Thai: สหาย (sà-hǎai) — fellow socialist or communist
• Tibetan: བློ་མཐུན (blo mthun) — fellow socialist or communist
• Turkish: yoldaş — fellow socialist or communist
• Turkmen: ýoldaş — fellow socialist or communist
• Tuvan: эш (eş) — fellow socialist or communist
• Ukrainian: това́риш (továryš) — fellow socialist or communist
• Ukrainian: това́ришка (továryška) — fellow socialist or communist
• Urdu: ساتھی (sāthī) — fellow socialist or communist
• Urdu: کامْریڈ (kāmreḍ) — fellow socialist or communist
• Uyghur: يولداش (yoldash) — fellow socialist or communist
• Uzbek: oʻrtoq — fellow socialist or communist
• Uzbek: rafiq — fellow socialist or communist
• Vietnamese: đồng chí — fellow socialist or communist
• Yakut: табаарыс (tabaarïs) — fellow socialist or communist
• Yiddish: גענאָסע (genose) — fellow socialist or communist
• Yiddish: קאַמעראַד (kamerad) — fellow socialist or communist
• Yiddish: חבֿר (khaver) — fellow socialist or communist
• Yiddish: גענאָסינע (genosine) — fellow socialist or communist
• Yiddish: חבֿרטע (khaverte) — fellow socialist or communist
• Zhuang: dungzci — fellow socialist or communist
• Abkhaz: аҩыза (ajwəza) — title used in leftist circles
• Albanian: shok — title used in leftist circles
• Arabic: رَفِيق (rafīq) — title used in leftist circles
• Arabic: رَفِيقَة (rafīqa) — title used in leftist circles
• Armenian: ընկեր (ənker) — title used in leftist circles
• Azerbaijani: yoldaş — title used in leftist circles
• Bashkir: иптәш (iptəş) — title used in leftist circles
• Belarusian: тава́рыш (taváryš) — title used in leftist circles
• Belarusian: тава́рышка (taváryška) — title used in leftist circles
• Bengali: কমরেড (komreḍ) — title used in leftist circles
• Bulgarian: друга́р (drugár) — title used in leftist circles
• Bulgarian: друга́рка (drugárka) — title used in leftist circles
• Catalan: camarada — title used in leftist circles
• Cebuano: kauban — title used in leftist circles
• Chinese Cantonese: 同志 — title used in leftist circles
• Chinese: тунзы (tunzɨ) — title used in leftist circles
• Eastern Min Chinese: 同志 (dùng-cé) — title used in leftist circles
• Hakka Chinese: 同志 (thùng-chṳ) — title used in leftist circles
• Chinese: 同志 (tông-chì) — title used in leftist circles
• Chinese Mandarin: 同志 (tóngzhì) — title used in leftist circles
• Wu Chinese: 同志 (3don-tsr) — title used in leftist circles
• Czech: soudruh — title used in leftist circles
• Czech: soudružka — title used in leftist circles
• Danish: kammerat — title used in leftist circles
• Dutch: kameraad — title used in leftist circles
• Esperanto: kamarado — title used in leftist circles
• Esperanto: k-do — title used in leftist circles
• Estonian: seltsimees — title used in leftist circles
• Finnish: toveri — title used in leftist circles
• French: camarade — title used in leftist circles
• Georgian: ამხანაგი (amxanagi) — title used in leftist circles
• German: Genosse — title used in leftist circles
• Greek: σύντροφος (sýntrofos) — title used in leftist circles
• Greek: συντρόφισσα (syntrófissa) — title used in leftist circles
• Hebrew: חָבֵר (khavér) — title used in leftist circles
• Hebrew: חֲבֵרָה (khaverá) — title used in leftist circles
• Hindi: कामरेड (kāmreḍ) — title used in leftist circles
• Hindi: साथी (sāthī) — title used in leftist circles
• Hindi: रफ़ीक़ (rafīq) — title used in leftist circles
• Hindi: कॉमरेड (kŏmreḍ) — title used in leftist circles
• Hungarian: elvtárs — title used in leftist circles
• Hungarian: elvtársnő — title used in leftist circles
• Icelandic: félagi — title used in leftist circles
• Indonesian: kamerad — title used in leftist circles
• Irish: comrádaí — title used in leftist circles
• Italian: compagno — title used in leftist circles
• Italian: compagna — title used in leftist circles
• Japanese: 同志 (dōshi) — title used in leftist circles
• Kazakh: жолдас (joldas) — title used in leftist circles
• Khmer: សមមិត្ត (saʼmaʼmɨt) — title used in leftist circles
• Korean: 동무 (dongmu) — title used in leftist circles
• Korean: 동지 (dongji) — title used in leftist circles
• Kyrgyz: жолдош (joldoş) — title used in leftist circles
• Lao: ສະຫາຍ (sa hāi) — title used in leftist circles
• Latin: comes — title used in leftist circles
• Latvian: biedrs — title used in leftist circles
• Latvian: biedre — title used in leftist circles
• Latvian: biedrene — title used in leftist circles
• Lithuanian: draugas — title used in leftist circles
• Lithuanian: draugė — title used in leftist circles
• Macedonian: другар (drugar) — title used in leftist circles
• Macedonian: другарка (drugarka) — title used in leftist circles
• Mongolian: нөхөр (nöxör) — title used in leftist circles
• Nepali: कमरेड (kamareḍ) — title used in leftist circles
• Nepali: साथी (sāthī) — title used in leftist circles
• Nogai: йолдас (yoldas) — title used in leftist circles
• Norman: canmathade — title used in leftist circles
• Norwegian Bokmål: kamerat — title used in leftist circles
• Pashto: رفيق (rafíq) — title used in leftist circles
• Dari: رَفِیق (rafīq) — title used in leftist circles
• Iranian Persian: رَفیق (rafiġ) — title used in leftist circles
• Polish: towarzysz — title used in leftist circles
• Polish: towarzyszka — title used in leftist circles
• Portuguese: camarada — title used in leftist circles
• Romanian: tovarăș — title used in leftist circles
• Romanian: tovarășă — title used in leftist circles
• Russian: това́рищ (továrišč) — title used in leftist circles
• Serbo-Croatian: дру̑г — title used in leftist circles
• Serbo-Croatian: drȗg — title used in leftist circles
• Slovak: súdruh — title used in leftist circles
• Slovak: súdružka — title used in leftist circles
• Slovene: tovariš — title used in leftist circles
• Slovene: tovarišica — title used in leftist circles
• Spanish: camarada — title used in leftist circles
• Spanish: compañero — title used in leftist circles
• Spanish: compañera — title used in leftist circles
• Swahili: ndugu — title used in leftist circles
• Swedish: kamrat — title used in leftist circles
• Tagalog: kasama — title used in leftist circles
• Tajik: рафиқ (rafiq) — title used in leftist circles
• Tamil: தோழர் (tōḻar) — title used in leftist circles
• Tatar: иптәш (iptäş) — title used in leftist circles
• Thai: สหาย (sà-hǎai) — title used in leftist circles
• Tibetan: བློ་མཐུན (blo mthun) — title used in leftist circles
• Turkish: yoldaş — title used in leftist circles
• Turkmen: ýoldaş — title used in leftist circles
• Ukrainian: това́риш (továryš) — title used in leftist circles
• Ukrainian: това́ришка (továryška) — title used in leftist circles
• Urdu: کامْریڈ (kāmreḍ) — title used in leftist circles
• Uzbek: safdosh — title used in leftist circles
• Vietnamese: đồng chí — title used in leftist circles
• Yiddish: חבֿר (khaver) — title used in leftist circles
• Yiddish: גענאָסע (genose) — title used in leftist circles
• Yiddish: חבֿרטע (khaverte) — title used in leftist circles
• Zhuang: dungzci — title used in leftist circles