baker

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• US: /ˈbeɪkɚ/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪ.kə/
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• General-American: /ˈbeɪ.kɚ/
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• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• Scotland: /ˈbe.kəɾ/
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• Wales: /ˈbeː.kə/ without the pane–pain merger
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• rhymes with -eɪkə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: B EY1 K ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Inherited from Middle English bakere, from Old English bæcere (“baker”), from Proto-Germanic *bakārijaz (“baker”), equivalent to bake + -er. Cognate with Dutch bakker (“baker”), German Bäcker (“baker”), Norwegian Bokmål baker (“baker”), Swedish bagare (“baker”), Icelandic bakari (“baker”).

216 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: الْخَبَّاز (al-ḵabbāz) — Occupational surname
• Bulgarian: Хлеба́ров (Hlebárov) — Occupational surname
• Bulgarian: Бе́йкър (Béjkǎr) — Occupational surname
• Catalan: Forner — Occupational surname
• Chinese Mandarin: 貝克 /贝克 (Bèikè) — Occupational surname
• Czech: Pekař — Occupational surname
• Danish: Bager — Occupational surname
• Dutch: Bakker — Occupational surname
• French: Boulanger — Occupational surname
• German: Bäcker — Occupational surname
• German: Becker — Occupational surname
• German: Beck — Occupational surname
• Greek: Ψωμάς (Psomás) — Occupational surname
• Hungarian: Pék — Occupational surname
• Italian: Panettiere — Occupational surname
• Polish: Piekarz — Occupational surname
• Portuguese: Padeiro — Occupational surname
• Russian: Хле́бников (Xlébnikov) — Occupational surname
• Russian: Бейкер (Bejker) — Occupational surname
• Spanish: Panadero — Occupational surname
• Swedish: Bager — Occupational surname
• Afrikaans: bakker — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Afrikaans: bakster — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Albanian: furrxhi — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Albanian: bukëpjekës — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Arabic: خَبَّاز (ḵabbāz) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Arabic: خَبَّازَة (ḵabbāza) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Arabic: فَرَّان (farrān) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Arabic: فَرَّانَة (farrāna) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Armenian: հացագործ (hacʻagorc) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Aromanian: furnãgi — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Aromanian: ciripar — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Asturian: panaderu — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Azerbaijani: çörəkçi — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Azerbaijani: şatır — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Basque: okin — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Belarusian: пе́кар (pjékar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Belarusian: пе́карка (pjékarka) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Bengali: রূটিত্তয়ালা (ruṭittoẏala) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Breton: baraer — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Bulgarian: пека́р (pekár) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Bulgarian: пека́рка (pekárka) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Bulgarian: хлеба́р (hlebár) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Bulgarian: хлеба́рка (hlebárka) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Burmese: ပေါင်မုန့်ဖုတ်သူ (paungmun.hputsu) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Catalan: forner — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Catalan: flequer — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Chechen: кхаллардоттург (qallardotturg) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Chinese Mandarin: 麵包師傅 /面包师傅 (miànbāo shīfu) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Czech: pekař — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Czech: pekařka — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Danish: bager — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Dutch: bakker — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Dutch: bakster — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Egyptian: r:*t-H-t*y:U31-A1 (rtḥtj) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Esperanto: panisto — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Esperanto: panistino — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Estonian: pagar — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Faroese: bakari — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Finnish: leipuri — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• French: boulanger — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• French: boulangère — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• French: pâtissier — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• French: pâtissière — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Galician: panadeiro — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Galician: panadeira — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Galician: forneiro — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Galician: forneira — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Gallo: boulangier — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Georgian: მცხობელი (mcxobeli) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Georgian: ხაბაზი (xabazi) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Georgian: მეთორნე (metorne) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Georgian: მეპურე (meṗure) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• German: Bäcker — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• German: Bäckerin — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• German: Beck — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• German: Pfischter — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• German: Brootler (Unterwalden) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Greek: αρτοποιός (artopoiós) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Greek: φούρναρης (foúrnaris) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Greek: φουρνάρισσα (fournárissa) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ancient Greek: ἀρτοποιός (artopoiós) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Greenlandic: uuterisoq — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Haitian Creole: boulanje — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Hebrew: אוֹפֶה (ofé) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Hebrew: אוֹפָה (ofá) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Hindi: नानबाई (nānbāī) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Hindi: बेकर (bekar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Hindi: रोटी वाला (roṭī vālā) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Hungarian: pék — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Icelandic: bakari — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Indonesian: tukang roti — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Irish: báicéir — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Italian: panettiere — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Italian: panettiera — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Italian: fornaio — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Italian: fornaia — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Italian: panificatore — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Italian: panificatrice — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Japanese: パン屋 (pan'ya) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Japanese: パン屋さん (pan'ya-san) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Kaitag: черичи́ (čeričí) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Kazakh: наубайшы (naubaişy) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Kazakh: нан пісіруші (nan pısıruşı) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Khmer: ជាងដុតនំ (ciəng dot num) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Korean: 제빵사 (jeppangsa) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Korean: 빵집 주인 (ppangjip ju'in) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Central Kurdish: نانەوا (nanewa) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Central Kurdish: نانکار (nankar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Northern Kurdish: nanpêj — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Kyrgyz: наабайчы (naabaycı) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Kyrgyz: бышкын (bışkın) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Latin: pī̆stor — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Latin: pī̆strīx — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Latin: pānifex — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Latin: pānifica — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Latvian: maiznieks — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Latvian: maizniece — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ligurian: fornâ — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Lithuanian: kepėjas — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Lithuanian: kepė́ja — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Macedonian: пекар (pekar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Macedonian: пекарка (pekarka) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Macedonian: фурнаџија (furnadžija) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Macedonian: фурнаџика (furnadžika) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Malay: tukang roti — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Malay: khabaz — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Maltese: furnar — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Maltese: furnara — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Manx: fuinneyder — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Manx: ben uinnee — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Mongolian: талхчин (talxčin) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Mongolian: ᠲᠠᠯᠬᠠᠴᠢᠨ (talqačin) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Khiamniungan Naga: thāmtsâijàuhāi — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Navajo: bááh ííłʼíní — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Norman: boulandgi — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Norwegian Bokmål: baker — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bakar — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Occitan: fornièr — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Old English: bæcere — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Pannonian Rusyn: пекар (pekar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Pannonian Rusyn: пекарка (pekarka) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Pashto: نانباى (nānbāy) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Pashto: نانواى (nānwāy) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Iranian Persian: نانْوا (nânvâ) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Iranian Persian: خَبَّاز (xabbâz) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Iranian Persian: نانْوای (nânvây) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Iranian Persian: نانْبا (nânbâ) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Plautdietsch: Bakja — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Polish: piekarz — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Polish: piekarka — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Portuguese: padeiro — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Portuguese: pasteleiro — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Punjabi: ਨਾਨਬਾਈ (nānbāī) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romanian: brutar — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romanian: brutăreasă — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romanian: pâinar — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romansh: pasterner — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romansh: pasternera — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romansh: furner — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Romansh: furnera — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Russian: пе́карь (pékarʹ) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Russian: хлебопёк (xlebopjók) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Russian: бу́лочник (búločnik) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Russian: бу́лочница (búločnica) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Northern Sami: láibu — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Sardinian: furraju — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Sardinian: furraja — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Scottish Gaelic: fuineadair — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Scottish Gaelic: bèicear — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Serbo-Croatian: пе̏ка̄р — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Serbo-Croatian: пе̏карица — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Serbo-Croatian: pȅkār — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Serbo-Croatian: pȅkarica — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Sicilian: furnaru — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Slovak: pekár — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Slovak: pekárka — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Slovene: pek — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Slovene: pekovka — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Spanish: panadero — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Spanish: panadera — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Swedish: bagare — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Tagalog: panadero — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Tajik: нонво (nonvo) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Tajik: нонвой (nonvoy) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Tajik: нонпаз (nonpaz) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Tajik: хаббоз (xabboz) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Tatar: икмәк пешерүче (ikmäk peşerüçe) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Thai: คนทําขนมปัง (kon-tam-kà-nǒm-bpang) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Turkish: fırıncı — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ottoman Turkish: اكمكجی (ekmekci) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ottoman Turkish: فرونجی (furuncu, fırıncı) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Turkmen: çörekçi — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ugaritic: 𐎀𐎔𐎊 (ảpy) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ukrainian: пе́кар (pékar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Ukrainian: пе́карка (pékarka) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Urdu: نان بائی (nān bāī) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Urdu: خَبَّاز (xabbāz) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Urdu: بیکَر (bekar) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Uyghur: ناۋاي (naway) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Uzbek: novvoy — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Venetan: forner — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Venetan: pistor — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Vietnamese: người thợ làm bánh mì — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Vietnamese: thợ làm bánh — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Vilamovian: bekier — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Vilamovian: bekieryn — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Volapük: bakan — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Volapük: hibakan — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Volapük: jibakan — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Walloon: boledjî — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Walloon: boledjresse — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Welsh: pobydd — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Yiddish: בעקער (beker) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Yiddish: בעקערין (bekerin) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc
• Yiddish: בעקערקע (bekerke) — person who bakes and sells bread, etc