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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesgiardiniere
Pronunciation / Transliteration: dʒar.diˈnjɛ.re
"Il giardiniere ha piantato nuovi fiori in primavera."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who tends and cultivates a garden.
"The gardener spent hours planting new flowers in the spring." - 2
A person employed to maintain the grounds of a property.
"The estate hired a gardener to keep the lawns and hedges in perfect shape."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'gardener' originates from the Middle English term 'gardinere', which is derived from the Old French 'gardinier', itself from 'jardin', meaning garden. The term has evolved over centuries to refer specifically to a person who tends to gardens and cultivates plants.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Gardener" is said worldwide
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jardinier
Transliteration: ʒaʁdinjɛʁ
"Le jardinier a planté de nouvelles fleurs au printemps."
Gärtner
Transliteration: ˈɡɛʁtnɐ
"Der Gärtner hat den Garten für den Sommer vorbereitet."
giardiniere
Transliteration: dʒar.diˈnjɛ.re
"Il giardiniere ha piantato nuovi fiori in primavera."
jardinero
Transliteration: xaɾ.diˈne.ɾo
"El jardinero plantó nuevas flores en primavera."
jardineiro
Transliteration: ʒaʁ.dʒiˈne.ɾu
"O jardineiro plantou novas flores na primavera."
बागवानी करने वाला
Transliteration: bāgavānī karne vālā
"बागवानी करने वाले ने वसंत में नए फूल लगाए।"
园丁
Transliteration: yuán dīng
"园丁在春天种了新的花。"
정원사
Transliteration: jeong-wonsa
"정원사는 봄에 새로운 꽃을 심었습니다."
庭師
Transliteration: niwashi
"庭師は春に新しい花を植えました。"
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