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- Middle Low German ge-mateWhere does the word mate come from? Mate made its way in the 1300s to Middle English from the Middle Low German ge-mate, meaning the act of eating at the same table. It is related to maat in both Proto-Germanic and Dutch, meaning partner, colleague or friend.www.smh.com.au/national/mate-what-s-the-history-of-our-most-treasured-saluta…
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Where does the word mate come from? Mate made its way in the 1300s to Middle English from the Middle Low German ge-mate, meaning the act of eating at the same table.
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