Definition of brothership in English:

brothership

noun ˈbrʌðəʃɪp

Brotherly affection, fellowship, or relationship; brotherliness, brotherhood.

Origin

Old English. Originally (in Old English) cognate with or formed similarly to Old Frisian brōtherskip, Middle Dutch broederscap, brūderscap, brūderscep (Dutch broederschap), Old Saxon brōtharskepi (Middle Low German brōderschap), Old High German bruoderscaf, bruoderscaft, etc. (Middle High German bruoderschaft, German Bruderschaft), Old Swedish brödhra skap, (in late sources) broderskap (Swedish broderskap), Old Danish brødherskab, brødhreskab (Danish broderskab) from the Germanic base of brother + the Germanic base of -ship.

Definition of brothership in US English:

brothership

nounˈbrʌðəʃɪp

Brotherly affection, fellowship, or relationship; brotherliness, brotherhood.

单词	brothership
释义	Definition of brothership in English: brothership noun ˈbrʌðəʃɪp Brotherly affection, fellowship, or relationship; brotherliness, brotherhood. Origin Old English. Originally (in Old English) cognate with or formed similarly to Old Frisian brōtherskip, Middle Dutch broederscap, brūderscap, brūderscep (Dutch broederschap), Old Saxon brōtharskepi (Middle Low German brōderschap), Old High German bruoderscaf, bruoderscaft, etc. (Middle High German bruoderschaft, German Bruderschaft), Old Swedish brödhra skap, (in late sources) broderskap (Swedish broderskap), Old Danish brødherskab, brødhreskab (Danish broderskab) from the Germanic base of brother + the Germanic base of -ship. Definition of brothership in US English: brothership nounˈbrʌðəʃɪp Brotherly affection, fellowship, or relationship; brotherliness, brotherhood. Origin Old English. Originally (in Old English) cognate with or formed similarly to Old Frisian brōtherskip, Middle Dutch broederscap, brūderscap, brūderscep (Dutch broederschap), Old Saxon brōtharskepi (Middle Low German brōderschap), Old High German bruoderscaf, bruoderscaft, etc. (Middle High German bruoderschaft, German Bruderschaft), Old Swedish brödhra skap, (in late sources) broderskap (Swedish broderskap), Old Danish brødherskab, brødhreskab (Danish broderskab) from the Germanic base of brother + the Germanic base of -ship.
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