Companion vs Companionship: what is the difference?

Two words that are easy to mix up. Companion is a noun meaning “Partner; friend; associate; colleague; fellow; mate; accompanier; comrade”, while Companionship is a noun meaning “The friendly state of being together with someone — a noun naming the shared company…”. بالعربي: Companion = شريك مُخلص، Companionship = رفقة.

Companion noun

شريك مُخلص — رفيق أو صديق يُشارك الشخص أنشطته ورحلاته، شريك في المغامرات والتجارب؛ رفيق وصديق؛ شريك مُخلص 🤗👫

Partner; friend; associate; colleague; fellow; mate; accompanier; comrade

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Synonyms: partner, friend, associate, colleague

Companionship noun · /kəmˈpænjənʃɪp/

رفقة — رفقة حالة الصحبة معاً لا الشخص companion ولا الشركة company؛ صحبة مخلصة؛ حضور مشترك 💫🤝

The friendly state of being together with someone — a noun naming the shared company itself, not the person companion and not the business company

Counsel named lab companionship so the 9-month charts were not signed as a solo claim.

Synonyms: fellowship, camaraderie, togetherness, friendship, solidarity

How GL Dictionary tells them apart

FAQ

What is the difference between Companion and Companionship?

Companion means Partner; friend; associate; colleague; fellow; mate; accompanier; comrade Companionship means The friendly state of being together with someone — a noun naming the shared company itself, not the person companion and not the business company

ما الفرق بين Companion وCompanionship بالعربي؟

Companion: شريك مُخلص. Companionship: رفقة.

Full entries: Companion · Companionship