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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBäcker
/ˈbɛːkɐ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who bakes and sells bread, pastries, and other baked goods.
"The baker prepared fresh loaves of bread for the morning customers." - 2
A shop where bread and pastries are made and sold.
"She bought a delicious croissant from the local baker."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'Bäcker' originates from the Middle High German 'bäcker', which is derived from the Old High German 'bäcchar', meaning 'baker'. The term has evolved over centuries to refer specifically to someone who bakes bread and other goods.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bäcker" is said worldwide
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boulanger
Transliteration: boulanger
"Le boulanger a préparé des baguettes fraîches."
Bäcker
Transliteration: Bäcker
"Der Bäcker hat frische Brötchen gebacken."
panettiere
Transliteration: panettiere
"Il panettiere ha sfornato del pane caldo."
panadero
Transliteration: panadero
"El panadero hizo pan fresco esta mañana."
padeiro
Transliteration: padeiro
"O padeiro fez pães deliciosos."
बेकरी
Transliteration: bekari
"बेकरी में ताजा ब्रेड उपलब्ध है।"
面包师
Transliteration: miànbāo shī
"面包师每天早上都会烤新鲜的面包。"
제빵사
Transliteration: jebangsa
"제빵사는 매일 아침 신선한 빵을 구워냅니다."
パン職人
Transliteration: pan shokunin
"パン職人は毎朝新鮮なパンを焼きます。"
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