From member + -ship.
membership (countable and uncountable, plural memberships)
- The state of being a member of a group or organization.
The terms of membership agreement were vague.
He has memberships in clubs in three cities.
- The body of members of an organization.
The memberships of the state chapters elect delegates to the national convention.
- (mathematics) The fact of being a member of a set.
fact of being a member
- Afrikaans: lidmaatskap
- Albanian: anëtarësi (sq) f
- Arabic: عُضْوِيَّة f (ʕuḍwiyya)
- Armenian: անդամություն (hy) (andamutʻyun)
- Azerbaijani: üzvlük
- Belarusian: чле́нства n (čljénstva)
- Bulgarian: чле́нство n (člénstvo)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 會籍/会籍 (zh) (huìjí), 會員身份/会员身份 (huìyuán shēnfèn), 會員/会员 (zh) (huìyuán)
- Czech: členství (cs) n
- Danish: medlemskab (da) n
- Dutch: lidmaatschap (nl) n
- Esperanto: anaro (eo), membreco
- Estonian: liikmelisus
- Finnish: jäsenyys (fi)
- French: adhésion (fr) f, appartenance (fr) f, affiliation (fr) f
- Georgian: წევრობა (c̣evroba)
- German: Mitgliedschaft (de) f
- Greek: συμμετοχή ως μέλος f (symmetochí os mélos), συμμετοχή (el) f (symmetochí), ιδιότητα του μέλους f (idiótita tou mélous)
- Hebrew: חֲבֵרוּת (he) f (khaverút)
- Hindi: सदस्यता (hi) f (sadasyatā)
- Hungarian: tagság (hu)
- Ido: membreso (io)
- Indonesian: keanggotaan (id)
- Irish: ballraíocht f, comhaltas m
- Italian: iscrizione (it) f, appartenenza (it) f
- Japanese: メンバーシップ (menbāshippu), 会員 (ja) (かいいん, kai'in)
- Kazakh: мүшелік (müşelık)
- Khmer: សមាជិកភាព (saʼmaacɨkphiəp)
- Korean: 회원(會員) (ko) (hoewon), 멤버십 (membeosip)
- Kumyk: ортакъчылыкъ (ortaqçılıq)
- Kyrgyz: мүчөлүк (ky) (mücölük)
- Lao: ສະມາຊິກະພາບ (sa mā si ka phāp)
- Latvian: piederība f, dalība f
- Lithuanian: narystė f
- Macedonian: членство n (členstvo)
- Malay: keahlian (ms)
- Malayalam: അംഗത്വം (aṅgatvaṁ)
- Maori: mematanga
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: medlemskap (no) n
- Nynorsk: medlemskap m or n
- Pashto: عضويت (ps) m ('ozwiyat)
- Persian: عضویت (fa) ('ozviyyat)
- Polish: członkostwo (pl) n
- Portuguese: adesão (pt) f
- Romanian: apartenență (ro) f
- Russian: чле́нство (ru) n (člénstvo)
- Scottish Gaelic: ballrachd f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: чла̀нство n, члaнapинство n
- Roman: člànstvo (sh) n, članarinstvo n
- Slovak: členstvo n
- Slovene: članstvo (sl) n
- Spanish: membresía (es) f
- Swahili: uanachama
- Swedish: medlemskap (sv) n
- Tajik: узвият (uzviyat)
- Thai: สมาชิกภาพ (th) (sà-maa-chík-gà-pâap)
- Turkish: üyelik (tr)
- Turkmen: agzalyk
- Ukrainian: чле́нство n (člénstvo)
- Urdu: رکنیت f (rukniyat), عضویت f ('uzviyat) (literary)
- Uyghur: [Term?]
- Uzbek: aʻzolik, azolik
- Vietnamese: số hội viên
- Yiddish: מיטגלידערשאַפֿט f (mitglidershaft)
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membership (third-person singular simple present memberships, present participle membershipping, simple past and past participle membershipped)
- (transitive, sociolinguistics) To classify (someone) as belonging to a certain group or community.
1975 April, Malcolm Coulthard, “Discourse Analysis in English – A Short Review of the Literature”, in Language Teaching, volume 8, number 2, →DOI, page 83:Whatever the topic of the conversation the speaker must ‘membership’ his listener, put him into one of two or more mutually exclusive boxes. Each time a topic changes the listener must be re-membershipped, and during a conversation the same person may be membershipped as a doctor, a rugby player, a liberal, a gardener, a bridge player.