The relationship, bond, or state of being comrades; a relationship based on mutual loyalty, support, and shared purpose.
From 'comrade' plus the suffix '-ship' (from Old English 'scipe,' forming nouns indicating a state, condition, or relationship, as in 'friendship' or 'leadership').
The suffix '-ship' is one of English's most ancient and productive tools—we use it to name relationships ('friendship'), states ('happiness'), and offices ('leadership'). 'Comradeship' feels more formal and enduring than 'camaraderie,' suggesting a structured bond rather than just a feeling.
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