† Consuffer

v. Obs. trans. To suffer together (with another). Hence † Con-sufferer.

c. 1450.  Mirour Saluacioun, 2795. The sorowe y^t oure lady consuffred for hire dere son.

1662.  W. Guthrie, Serm., in Sel. Biog. (Wodrow Soc.), II. 70. If I be a sympathiser, I must be a con-sufferer.