fellowfeel

English

Etymology

From fellow +‎ feel.

Verb

fellowfeel (third-person singular simple present fellowfeels, present participle fellowfeeling, simple past and past participle fellowfelt)

1. (transitive, obsolete, rare) To empathize or sympathize with.
   • 1650, Daniel Rogers, Naaman the Syrian, His Disease and Cure‎^[1]:

     We should count her a very tender mother which should bear the pain twice, and fellowfeel the infant's strivings and wrestlings the second time, rather than want her child.