A fellow apprentice; another person learning a trade or skill alongside you under the same master.
From co- (together) and apprentice (a learner, from Old French 'aprentis'). Used in medieval and early modern guild systems.
In medieval workshops, coapprentices bonded intensely—they lived together, learned together, and competed with each other, forming lifelong friendships or rivalries that shaped their entire career paths.
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