That word is a substantive which refers to a person who has the same name as another. In addition, it also indicates an informal treatment, even if both parties do not have the same name.
The noun is also synonym of the following words: homonym, toque, xarapa and xarapim (in the case of the same names), or cara, comrade, friend and companion (informal treatment).
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So what's the correct way? sharah or charah? The correct answer is: namesake.
The word namesake it is of indigenous origin, from tupi sa rare, derived from if rare and it means: he who bears my name. Thus, like other indigenous words, such as Xavante or Capixaba, it is written with x.
the noun namesake It is always presented in the same way, whether in male or female. Understand:
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