Definition
A very rare term referring to someone who is collegial or operates within a collegiate system; an alternative form of collegian.
Etymology
A variant form combining collegial with -ant (a person suffix seen in words like merchant, servant). This is an extremely archaic and rarely-used alternative to collegian, appearing primarily in older philosophical or institutional texts.
Kelly Says
Words like 'collegiant' are fossils in the English language—they were created following normal word-formation rules, but they lost out to simpler alternatives like 'collegian' and were mostly abandoned before anyone alive today was born!
Translations
BNবাংলা
সহকর্মী
soh-kor-mee
CACatalà
col·leg
koh-legh
CSČeština
kolega
koh-leh-gah
DADansk
kollega
kol-leh-gah
DEDeutsch
Mitstreiter
mit-shtryt-er
ELΕλληνικά
συνεργάτης
soo-ner-gah-tis
ESEspañol
colaborador
koh-lah-bor-ah-dor
FISuomi
kollega
kol-le-ga
FRFrançais
collégial
koh-le-zhee-al
GUGU
સહકર્મી
sa-ha-kar-mee
HAHA
ma'aikaci
ma-ai-ka-tsi
HIहिन्दी
सहकर्मी
sa-hkar-mee
IDBahasa Indonesia
kolega
koh-leh-gah
ITItaliano
colleague
kol-leeg
KKKK
бірлестік
bir-le-stik
MSBahasa Melayu
rakan kerja
ra-kan ker-ja
MYမြန်မာ
အသင်းသူ
a-shin-thu
NLNederlands
collega
kol-lee-ga
NONorsk
kollega
kol-leh-gah
PLPolski
kolega
koh-leh-gah
PTPortuguês
colegial
koh-leh-zhee-al
RUРусский
коллега
kollega
SVSvenska
kollega
kol-leh-gah
SWKiswahili
mwenza
mwen-za
TAதமிழ்
ம đồng nghiệp
ma-dong-ngi-ep
TEతెలుగు
సహచరుడు
sa-ha-cha-ru-du
THไทย
เพื่อนร่วมงาน
phuen-roong-ngan
TLTL
kapareha
ka-pa-re-ha
TRTürkçe
takım arkadaşı
tak-im ar-ka-da-shi
UKУкраїнська
колега
koh-le-gah
VITiếng Việt
đồng nghiệp
dong-nghiep
ZUZU
umsebenzi
oom-se-ben-zi