boucher
Syllable Decomposition
boucherfrom Old French bousche ('sheaf, handful of straw, bundle of twigs'), attested in 1461 in the sense of 'bundle of hemp' and in the fourteenth century by its derivative bouchon; bousche is derived from Vulgar Latin *bosca 'brushwood, bundle of branches', see bois and bosquet.
Definitions
Conjugation
→ Conjugation of "boucher"Feminine
bouchère
Plural
bouchers
Translations
english:butcher
spanish:carnicero
greek:χασάπης
italian:macellatore
dutch:slager
portuguese:açougueiro
swedish:slaktare
turkish:kasap