Camaraderie vs comradery

Camaraderie is the warm feelings of friendship, closeness and loyalty shared among a group of people or a team of people. Camaraderie is a relatively new English word, added in 1840. It comes from the French word, camaraderie, meaning a convivial feeling among comrades.

Comradery means the warm feelings of friendship, closeness and loyalty shared among a group or people or a team of people. Comradery is a nativization of camaraderie. It appears in 1879, derived from comrade+ery. Comradery is a North American iteration of the word camaraderie, notice that the spelling as well as the pronunciation drops a syllable from the middle of the word camaraderie.