Consortium
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early 19th century (in the sense ‘partnership’): from Latin, from consors ‘sharing, partner’ (see consort1).
wiktionary
Borrowed from Latin consortium, from consors, consortis.
etymonline
consortium (n.)
1829, "fellowship, association," from Latin consortium "fellowship, participation, society," from consors (genitive consortis; see consort (n.1)). Earlier, in British law, it was a term for "right of husband's access to his wife" and is attested from 1650s as a Latin word in English.
