Definition
Definition of barnmate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agricultureRare US animal sharing a barn with anotherRare US
- The horse greeted its barnmate with a friendly neigh.
2.
companionshipRare person sharing a barn with anotherRare
- The two farmers are barnmates during the harvest season.
Images of barnmate

animal sharing a barn with another
Origin of barnmate
English, barn (storage building) + mate (companion)
Examples of barnmate in a sentence
Each barnmate had its own feeding schedule. She met her barnmate early in the morning. His barnmate helped him with the chores.
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- French:compagnon d'étable, personne partageant la grange, ...
- German:Stallgefährte, ...
- Italian:compagno di stalla, coinquilino del fienile, ...
- Spanish:compañero de establo, compañero de granero, ...
- Portuguese:colega de estábulo, companheiro de celeiro, ...
- Chinese:厩友, 同谷仓者, ...
- Japanese:納屋仲間, 納屋で暮らす人, ...
- Arabic:رَفِيق الحَظِيرَة, شَرِيك الحَظِيرَة, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוּתַף בָּאַסְם, שותף לאסם, ...
- Russian:сосед по стойлу, ...
- Ukrainian:сусід по стайні, товариш по сараю, ...
- Hindi:खलिहान साथी, खलिहान में रहने वाला व्यक्ति, ...
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