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同士 (どうし, doushi) Japanese meaning: fellow | Kotomora
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彼かれ と は 同どう 士し と し て 長なが い 付つ き 合あ い だ 。
He and I have been comrades for a long time.
People who share the same hobby got together and formed a club.
It's important for neighbors to help each other.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 同どう 士し で 〈 動どう 詞し 〉 among/between people of the same kind, doing something together
The cats are fighting with each other.
〈 人ひと 〉 同どう 士し の 〈 事こと 〉 a relationship, conflict, or matter between two parties of the same category
Conflicts between countries are hard to resolve.
Expressions 女おんな 同どう 士し fellow women; women as a group · between women; among women; woman-to-woman 男おとこ 同どう 士し fellow men; men as a group · between men; among men; man-to-man 似に たもの 同どう 士し two of a kind; birds of a feather; two people alike Kanji 士 gentleman, scholar, samurai Word family· 10 mutual enemies; people who are enemies with each other
next-door neighbors; next to each other
fellow human beings; humans among themselves
Etymology Compound of 同 (same) and 士 (person, gentleman). The suffix usage developed from the noun meaning 'fellows of the same kind'.
どう
士し
peers; friends; fellow workers; comrades
friendly fire; accidental killing of allies · internecine strife; infighting among allies
Show 5 more mutual crush; two people who like each other; lovers
fellow students; among students
couple; pair of lovers; boyfriend and girlfriend
technical works; engineering works
fellow employees; co-workers
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どし
out-dated reading
Obsolete kana usage; it is out-dated.
