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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɡɹəʊ.sə/
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• Southern-England: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• General-American: /ˈɡɹoʊ.səɹ/
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• General-American:
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• rhymes with -əʊsə(ɹ)
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• homophone: grosser
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• CMU ARPABET: G R OW1 S ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Old French grossier (“wholesaler”). Compare gross.

96 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: bakall — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Albanian: shitës — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Arabic: بَقَّال (baqqāl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Arabic: بَقَّالَة (baqqāla) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Arabic: بَدَّال (baddāl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Arabic: بقال (baʔʔāl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Armenian: նպարավաճառ (nparavačaṙ) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Azerbaijani: baqqal — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Belarusian: бакале́йнік (bakaljéjnik) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Belarusian: бакале́йніца (bakaljéjnica) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Belarusian: бакале́йшчык (bakaljéjščyk) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Belarusian: бакале́йшчыца (bakaljéjščyca) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Bhojpuri: पंसारी (pansārī) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Bulgarian: бака́лин (bakálin) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Catalan: adroguer — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Catalan: adroguera — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Chinese Mandarin: 雜貨商 /杂货商 (záhuòshāng) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Czech: hokynář — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Czech: hokynářka — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Danish: købmand — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Dutch: kruidenier — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Dutch: kruidenierster — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Esperanto: spicisto — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Esperanto: spicistino — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Finnish: elintarvikekauppias — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Finnish: ruokakauppias — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• French: épicier — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• French: épicière — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Georgian: ბაყალი (baq̇ali) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Lebensmittelhändler — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Lebensmittelhändlerin — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Kaufmann — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Kauffrau — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Krämer — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Krämerin — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• German: Kolonialwarenhändler — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Greek: μπακάλης (bakális) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Greek: μπακάλισσα (bakálissa) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Greek: μπακάλαινα (bakálaina) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Greek: παντοπώλης (pantopólis) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Greek: παντοπώλισσα (pantopólissa) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Hindi: पंसारी (pansārī) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Hungarian: zöldséges — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Ido: spicisto — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Ido: spicovendisto — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Irish: grósaeir — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Italian: droghiere — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Italian: droghiera — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Kazakh: бақалшы (baqalşy) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Kazakh: аттерші (atterşı) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Latin: holitor — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Latin: macellārius — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Macedonian: ба́кал (bákal) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Maltese: tal-merċa — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Norman: êpicyi — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Norman: grôssyi — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Norwegian Bokmål: kolonialhandler — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjøpmann (cf. grosserer m) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kolonialhandlar — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kjøpmann (cf. grosserar m) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Pashto: بقال (baqāl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Dari: بَقَّال (baqqāl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Iranian Persian: بَقَّال (baġġâl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Polish: sklepikarz — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Polish: sklepikarka — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Portuguese: merceeiro — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Portuguese: merceeira — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Romanian: băcan — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Romanian: băcăneasă — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Russian: бакале́йщик (bakaléjščik) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Russian: бакале́йщица (bakaléjščica) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Russian: продаве́ц (prodavéc) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Russian: продавщи́ца (prodavščíca) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Russian: торго́вец (torgóvec) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Russian: торго́вка (torgóvka) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Scottish Gaelic: grosair — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Serbo-Croatian: бака̀лӣн — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Serbo-Croatian: bakàlīn — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Spanish: abacero — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Spanish: abacera — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Spanish: abarrotero — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Spanish: abarrotera — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Spanish: vivandero — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Swedish: livsmedelshandlare — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Swedish: specerihandlare — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Tajik: баққол (baqqol) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Turkish: bakkal — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Ottoman Turkish: بقال (bakkal) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Turkmen: bakgal — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Ukrainian: бакалі́йник (bakalíjnyk) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Ukrainian: бакалі́йниця (bakalíjnycja) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Urdu: بَقَّال (baqqāl) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Urdu: پَنْساری (pansārī) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Uyghur: باققال (baqqal) — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Uzbek: baqqol — person selling foodstuffs and household items
• Welsh: groser — person selling foodstuffs and household items