co- (together; jointly)
eş: syn-
Indica "junto con" (como en coeficiente), "acción en conjunto" (como en cooperar), "agregado" (como en colección).
köken: From Latin co-.
co- (together, mutually, jointly)
köken: взаи́мный (vzaímnyj) + -о- (-o-)
juntamente; mutuamente
köken: Learned borrowing from Latin co-.
co-, fellow
köken: From med (“with”).
co- (together, mutually, jointly)
eş: spół-
köken: Etymology tree Polish w- Polish społu univ. Polish współ- Univerbation of w- + społu.
współ- + praca → współpraca
alternative form of सम्- (sam-)
combining form of yhteinen
com-, con-, co- (a prefix denoting a connection or link)
eş: spolu-
köken: Inherited from Old Czech sú-, from Proto-Slavic *sǫ-.
aile: sounáležitost, soupeř, souprava, sousoší, souznění, souznět
co-, con-
köken: From Old Norse sam- (“together, con-”).
co-:
köken: From Latin co-, allomorph of con-.
co- (together; jointly)
köken: From Latin co-.
mutual, joint, common; co- · fellow- · equal
köken: From Old Irish com-, from Proto-Celtic *kom-, from Proto-Indo-European *ḱóm (“with”). Compare Welsh cyf-, Latin com-.
Derives words from nouns and verbal nouns, producing words with the senses of co- (com-/col-/cor-), together, mutually, jointly.
köken: From თან (tan).
implies companionship or partnership
köken: Inherited from Proto-Philippine *ka- (“mate, partner, cohort”).
ka- + sama (“to accompany”) → kasama (“partner”)
ka- + opisina (“office”) → kaopisina (“coworker”)
ka- + mukha (“face”) → kamukha (“someone/something similar; look-alike”)
together
köken: From kun (“with”).
kun- + ekzisti (“to exist”) → kunekzisti (“to coexist”)
kun- + kudri (“to sew”) → kunkudri (“to sew together”)
kun- + labori (“to work”) → kunlabori (“to collaborate”)
combining form of सम्- (sam-), before consonants