IPA: /ˈneɪbər/
KK: /ˈneɪbər/
A person who lives near or next to another person, often in the same community or area.
My neighbour always helps me with my garden.
**Neighbour** → The word 'neighbour' comes from Old English 'neahgebur', where 'neah' (meaning near) and 'gebur' (meaning dweller or farmer) combine. It refers to a person who lives nearby or in close proximity.
Think of someone who lives 'near' ('neah') you — that's why a neighbour is someone who dwells close by.
No commonly confused words.