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Pronunciation / Transliteration: /pa.naˈde.ɾo/
"El panadero amasa la harina para hacer el pan."
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An archaic occupational term or historical surname for a baker.
"Historical records from the 14th century frequently list local residents by trades such as baxter and fletcher."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Old English 'bæcestre', the feminine form of 'bæcere' (baker), originating before the 12th century. Over time, it shifted from an occupational title indicating a female baker into a common surname and subsequently an occupational descriptor.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Baxter" is said worldwide
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boulanger
Transliteration: /bu.lɑ̃.ʒe/
"Le boulanger prépare le pain frais chaque matin."
Bäcker
Transliteration: /ˈbɛkɐ/
"Der Bäcker bäckt jeden Morgen frisches Brot."
panettiere
Transliteration: /pa.netˈtje.re/
"Il panettiere apre il negozio alle cinque del mattino."
panadero
Transliteration: /pa.naˈde.ɾo/
"El panadero amasa la harina para hacer el pan."
padeiro
Transliteration: /paˈdej.ɾu/
"O padeiro acorda cedo para assar os pães."
नाई या नानबाई
Transliteration: naanbhai
Script: नानबाई
"नानबाई ने ताज़ा ब्रेड बनाई।"
面包师
Transliteration: miànbāoshī
"面包师每天清晨烘烤新鲜的面包。"
제빵사
Transliteration: jebppangsa
"제빵사가 아침마다 맛있는 빵을 굽습니다."
パン職人
Transliteration: pan shokunin
"パン職人は毎朝早くからパンを焼き始めます。"
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