bake

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /beɪk/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /bæɪk/
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• Scotland: /bek/
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• Wales: /beːk/ without the pane–pain merger
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• rhymes with -eɪk
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• CMU ARPABET: B EY1 K Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *bheh3g- Proto-Indo-European *bhh3g- Proto-Germanic *bakaną Proto-West Germanic *bakan Old English bacan Middle English baken English bake From Middle English baken, from Old English bacan (“to bake”), from Proto-West Germanic *bakan, from Proto-Germanic *bakaną (“to bake”), from Proto-Indo-European *bheh3g- (“to roast, bake”). Cognate with West Frisian bakke (“to bake”), Dutch bakken (“to bake”), Low German backen (“to bake”), German backen (“to bake”), Norwegian Bokmål bake (“to bake”), Danish bage (“to bake”), Norwegian Nynorsk and Swedish baka (“to bake”), Ancient Greek φώγω (phṓgō, “roast”, verb).

196 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: خَبز — act of baking
• Finnish: paistaminen — act of baking
• Finnish: leivonta — act of baking
• Finnish: leipominen — act of baking
• Norwegian Bokmål: bakst — act of baking
• Russian: выпека́ние (vypekánije) — act of baking
• Russian: запека́ние (zapekánije) — act of baking
• Finnish: laatikko — baked dish resembling casserole
• Albanian: pjek — to cook in an oven
• Southern Altai: быжырар (bïžïrar) — to cook in an oven
• Southern Altai: быжар (bïžar) — to cook in an oven
• Amharic: ጋገረ (gagärä) — to cook in an oven
• Andi: бежиду (bežidu) — to cook in an oven
• Arabic: خَبَزَ (ḵabaza) — to cook in an oven
• Arabic: خبز (ḵabaz) — to cook in an oven
• Argobba: ጋገራ (gāgärā) — to cook in an oven
• Armenian: թխել (tʻxel) — to cook in an oven
• Aromanian: coc — to cook in an oven
• Assamese: সেকা (xeka) — to cook in an oven
• Avar: бежизе (bežize) — to cook in an oven
• Azerbaijani: bişirmək — to cook in an oven
• Basque: labekatu — to cook in an oven
• Belarusian: пячы́ (pjačý) — to cook in an oven
• Belarusian: спячы́ (spjačý) — to cook in an oven
• Belarusian: запяка́ць (zapjakácʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Belarusian: запячы́ (zapjačý) — to cook in an oven
• Belarusian: упяка́ць (upjakácʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Belarusian: упячы́ (upjačý) — to cook in an oven
• Belizean Creole: bayk — to cook in an oven
• Bengali: সেকা (śeka) — to cook in an oven
• Bulgarian: пека́ (peká) — to cook in an oven
• Burmese: ဖုတ် (hput) — to cook in an oven
• Catalan: fornejar — to cook in an oven
• Cherokee: ᎦᏚᎲᏍᎦ (gaduhvsga) — to cook in an oven
• Chickasaw: paska — to cook in an oven
• Chinese Cantonese: 焗 (guk6) — to cook in an oven
• Chinese Mandarin: 烤 (kǎo) — to cook in an oven
• Chinese Mandarin: 烘 (hōng) — to cook in an oven
• Chinese Mandarin: 焙燒 /焙烧 (bèishāo) — to cook in an oven
• Chinese Mandarin: 烘烤 (hōngkǎo) — to cook in an oven
• Czech: péci — to cook in an oven
• Czech: péct — to cook in an oven
• Danish: bage — to cook in an oven
• Dutch: bakken — to cook in an oven
• Esperanto: baki — to cook in an oven
• Estonian: küpsetama — to cook in an oven
• Finnish: paistaa — to cook in an oven
• Finnish: paistaa uunissa — to cook in an oven
• Finnish: leipoa — to cook in an oven
• French: cuire — to cook in an oven
• North Frisian: baag — to cook in an oven
• North Frisian: bååge — to cook in an oven
• North Frisian: baak — to cook in an oven
• North Frisian: bak — to cook in an oven
• Saterland Frisian: boake — to cook in an oven
• West-Frisian: bakke — to cook in an oven
• Galician: cocer — to cook in an oven
• Galician: asar — to cook in an oven
• Georgian: აცხობს (acxobs) — to cook in an oven
• Georgian: გამოაცხობს (gamoacxobs) — to cook in an oven
• German: backen — to cook in an oven
• Greek: ψήνω (psíno) — to cook in an oven
• Ancient Greek: ὀπτάω (optáō) — to cook in an oven
• Hawaiian: hoʻomoʻa — to cook in an oven
• Hawaiian: hoʻoʻoma — to cook in an oven
• Hebrew: אָפָה (afá) — to cook in an oven
• Hindi: सेंकना (sẽknā) — to cook in an oven
• Hungarian: süt — to cook in an oven
• Icelandic: baka — to cook in an oven
• Icelandic: seyða — to cook in an oven
• Irish: bácáil — to cook in an oven
• Italian: cuocere (al forno) — to cook in an oven
• Italian: infornare — to cook in an oven
• Japanese: 焼く (yaku) — to cook in an oven
• Kazakh: пісіру (pısıru) — to cook in an oven
• Khmer: អាំង (ʼang) — to cook in an oven
• Korean: 굽다 (gupda) — to cook in an oven
• Kyrgyz: бышуу (bışuu) — to cook in an oven
• Kyrgyz: бышыруу (bışıruu) — to cook in an oven
• Lao: ອົບ (ʼop) — to cook in an oven
• Latgalian: cept — to cook in an oven
• Latin: torreō — to cook in an oven
• Latvian: cept — to cook in an oven
• Lithuanian: kepti — to cook in an oven
• Macedonian: пече (peče) — to cook in an oven
• Malay: bakar — to cook in an oven
• Maori: tunu — to cook in an oven
• Maori: tao — to cook in an oven
• Mongolian: жигнэх (žignex) — to cook in an oven
• Classical Nahuatl: ixca — to cook in an oven
• Norman: fouângner — to cook in an oven
• Norwegian Bokmål: bake — to cook in an oven
• Occitan: fornejar — to cook in an oven
• Church Slavic: пещи (pešti) — to cook in an oven
• Old English: bacan — to cook in an oven
• Persian: پختن (poxtan) — to cook in an oven
• Polish: piec — to cook in an oven
• Portuguese: assar — to cook in an oven
• Quechua: watyay — to cook in an oven
• Rarotongan: tunu — to cook in an oven
• Rarotongan: tunu paka — to cook in an oven
• Rarotongan: taʻu — to cook in an oven
• Rarotongan: tao — to cook in an oven
• Romanian: coace — to cook in an oven
• Russian: печь (pečʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: испе́чь (ispéčʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: выпека́ть (vypekátʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: вы́печь (výpečʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: упека́ть (upekátʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: упе́чь (upéčʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: обжига́ть (obžigátʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Russian: обже́чь (obžéčʹ) — to cook in an oven
• Northern Sami: bassit — to cook in an oven
• Northern Sami: láibut — to cook in an oven
• Samoan: tao — to cook in an oven
• Sanskrit: पचति (pacati) — to cook in an oven
• Sardinian: infurrare — to cook in an oven
• Serbo-Croatian: пе̏ћи — to cook in an oven
• Serbo-Croatian: pȅći — to cook in an oven
• Sicilian: nfurnari — to cook in an oven
• Slovak: piecť — to cook in an oven
• Slovene: peči — to cook in an oven
• Lower Sorbian: pjac — to cook in an oven
• Spanish: hornear — to cook in an oven
• Spanish: enhornar — to cook in an oven
• Swedish: baka — to cook in an oven
• Tagalog: salang — to cook in an oven
• Tahitian: tunu — to cook in an oven
• Tahitian: ʻeu — to cook in an oven
• Tajik: пухтан (puxtan) — to cook in an oven
• Tetum: tunu — to cook in an oven
• Thai: อบ (òp) — to cook in an oven
• Turkish: fırınlamak — to cook in an oven
• Turkish: fırında pişirmek — to cook in an oven
• Ukrainian: пекти́ (pektý) — to cook in an oven
• Ukrainian: випіка́ти (vypikáty) — to cook in an oven
• Urdu: پکانا — to cook in an oven
• Uzbek: pishirmoq — to cook in an oven
• Venetan: còxer — to cook in an oven
• Venetan: cóxar — to cook in an oven
• Venetan: cósar — to cook in an oven
• Vietnamese: nướng — to cook in an oven
• Vilamovian: bröta — to cook in an oven
• Volapük: bakön — to cook in an oven
• Walloon: cure — to cook in an oven
• Welsh: pobi — to cook in an oven
• Welsh: crasu — to cook in an oven
• Yiddish: באַקן (bakn) — to cook in an oven
• Yiddish: אויסבאַקן (oysbakn) — to cook in an oven
• Assamese: সেকা (xeka) — to dry by heat
• Bulgarian: суша на слънце (suša na slǎnce) — to dry by heat
• Danish: tørre — to dry by heat
• Dutch: bakken — to dry by heat
• Esperanto: baki — to dry by heat
• Finnish: kuivata lämmöllä — to dry by heat
• German: trocknen — to dry by heat
• Hindi: सुखाना (sukhānā) — to dry by heat
• Hungarian: pörköl — to dry by heat
• Hungarian: szárít — to dry by heat
• Italian: cuocere — to dry by heat
• Japanese: 焼く (yaku) — to dry by heat
• Malay: jemur — to dry by heat
• Malay: bakar — to dry by heat
• Maori: paka — to dry by heat
• Maori: pākā — to dry by heat
• Polish: wypalać — to dry by heat
• Portuguese: secar no calor — to dry by heat
• Russian: суши́ть (sušítʹ) — to dry by heat
• Russian: вы́сушить (výsušitʹ) — to dry by heat
• Sicilian: còciri — to dry by heat
• Sicilian: scaudiari — to dry by heat
• Sicilian: scuadiari — to dry by heat
• Turkish: kurutmak — to dry by heat
• Zazaki: wışk kerden — to dry by heat
• Dutch: bakken — to be hot
• Esperanto: bakvarmi — to be hot
• Finnish: hehkua — to be hot
• Greek: ψήνομαι (psínomai) — to be hot
• Hungarian: megsül — to be hot
• Zazaki: germ kerden — to be hot
• Bulgarian: изпичам се (izpičam se) — to become baked
• Danish: bage — to become baked
• Dutch: bakken — to become baked
• Esperanto: bakiĝi — to become baked
• Finnish: paistua — to become baked
• Finnish: leipoutua — to become baked
• Greek: ψήνομαι (psínomai) — to become baked
• Hungarian: sül — to become baked
• Italian: cuocersi — to become baked
• Italian: infornare — to become baked
• Japanese: 焼ける (yakeru) — to become baked
• Persian: پختن (poxtan) — to become baked
• Russian: пе́чься (péčʹsja) — to become baked
• Russian: испе́чься (ispéčʹsja) — to become baked
• Swedish: bakas — to become baked
• Zazaki: fırun nayen — to become baked