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Bäcker
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backer Backer
German
Etymology
From northern de gmh becker, from de goh beckeri, ultimately from de gem-pro *bakārijaz. de backen -er.
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Upper German originally used the words de Beck and de Pfister instead. The Central German form was reinforced by de gml becker, from de osx backeri. Both possibly from de gem-pro *bakārijaz (compare also nl bakker, en baker).
Pronunciation
de /ˈbɛkɐ/
de De-Bäcker.ogg
de De-Bäcker2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
m lein in
de backen one who bakes
(professional) baker (male or unspecified sex)
de Der Bäcker backt Brot und Semmeln. The baker bakes bread and bread rolls.
Declension
m
Hyponyms
de Brotbäcker Brötchenbäcker Feinbäcker Hobbybäcker Kuchenbäcker Lebkuchenbäcker Lieblingsbäcker Pizzabäcker Plätzchenbäcker Stutenbäcker Tortenbäcker Zuckerbäcker
Derived terms
de Bäckerei Bäckerin Bäckerblume Bäckerdutzend Bäckerhandwerk Bäckerinnung Bäckerjunge Bäckerladen Bäckerlehrling Bäckermeister Bäckersdutzend
Further reading
de
de Occupations
Limburgish
Alternative forms
li bekker Veldeke
li Bäke̩r rhedok
li Békker Eupen
Etymology
li dum backere, from li odt *bakkari, from li gem-pro *bakārijaz, equivalent to li backe -er agent noun.
Pronunciation
li /ˈbæ.kəʁ/
li /ˈbɛ.kəʁ/ Southeast Limburgish
li ækəʁ 2
Noun
li noun m plural Bäcker or Bäckere li sp-DE
li backe one who bakes
baker male or unspecified sex
Derived terms
li Bäckerbuusch Bäckerei Bäckerknaap Bäckerla Bäckermeister Bäckerschap Bäckersjong Bäckersknäät Bäckerskrüüpele Bäckersmäädsche Bäckerspät Bruudbäcker
li People Occupations
Luxembourgish
Etymology
From northern lb gmh becker, from lb goh beckeri, ultimately from lb gem-pro *bakārijaz. Equivalent to lb backen -er.
Pronunciation
lb /ˈbækeʀ/ [ˈbækɐ]
Noun
m Bäcker
baker
lb Occupations