Definition
A person or entity who is jointly elected or chosen together with others; a joint elector or electee.
Etymology
From co- 'together' plus elder (one who elects or leads), possibly influenced by similar co- compounds, though this is a rare or archaic term.
Kelly Says
The co- prefix originally meant 'with' or 'together,' and combining it with leader-type words created titles for people sharing authority—a pattern that shows up across centuries in titles like co-chair, co-pilot, and co-winner.
Translations
ARالعربية
حيوان قاعى
ḥaywan qāʿī
BNবাংলা
কোয়েল্ডার
koh-eld-ar
CACatalà
coelder
koh-eld-er
CSČeština
coelder
koh-eld-er
DADansk
coelder
koh-eld-er
DEDeutsch
Coelder
koh-eld-er
ELΕλληνικά
κοέλδερ
ko-el-der
ESEspañol
coelder
koh-eld-er
FAفارسی
کوئلدر
koo-eld-er
FISuomi
coelder
koh-eld-er
FRFrançais
coelder
koh-eld-er
HIहिन्दी
कोएल्डर
koh-eld-er
HUMagyar
coelder
koh-eld-er
IDBahasa Indonesia
coelder
koh-eld-er
ITItaliano
coelder
koh-eld-er
KMKM
កូអែលធរ
koo-eh-l-der
MSBahasa Melayu
coelder
koh-eld-er
MYမြန်မာ
ကိုယ်လတ်ဒါ
ko-eh-lat-da
NLNederlands
coelder
koh-eld-er
NONorsk
coelder
koh-eld-er
PLPolski
coelder
koh-eld-er
PTPortuguês
coelder
koh-eld-er
RORomână
coelder
koh-eld-er
RUРусский
коэльдер
koh-eld-er
SVSvenska
coelder
koh-eld-er
SWKiswahili
coelder
koh-eld-er
TAதமிழ்
கோயெல்தர்
ko-ye-l-der
TEతెలుగు
కోయెల్దర్
ko-ye-l-der
THไทย
โคเอลเดอร์
ko-eh-le-der
TRTürkçe
coelder
koh-eld-er
UKУкраїнська
коельдер
koh-eld-er
VITiếng Việt
coelder
koh-eld-er
ZH中文
腔骨动物
qiāng gǔ dòng wù