Companion

A person or entity that accompanies another.

partner fellow

A companion is a person or entity that accompanies another, often providing support, friendship, loyalty, or assistance. Companions can be found in various contexts such as personal relationships, literature, mythology, and technology.

From Old French compagnie, from Latin companio(n-), from com- 'with' + panis 'bread'.

A companion is someone or something that spends time with you, like a friend or pet.

The word 'companion' comes from the Latin words 'com-' (meaning 'with') and 'panis' (meaning 'bread')
Historically, companions were people who shared bread together
Some animals are considered companions, like dogs and cats

What does 'companion' mean? Someone who accompanies another
Who might be a companion? A friend, pet, or travel partner
Is 'companion' the same as 'friend'::While often used interchangeably, 'companion' can also refer to an animal or object

friend associate comrade

associate friend

pal confidant ally

relationship partnership

social role supportive