chocolatier

English

Etymology 1

Adjective

chocolatier

1. comparative form of chocolatey: more chocolatey
2. comparative form of chocolaty: more chocolaty

Etymology 2

Borrowed from French chocolatier.

Noun

chocolatier (plural chocolatiers)

1. A producer of chocolate.

   Coordinate term: chocolatière

   The chocolatier's gorgeous creations wooed the surrounding neighbourhood.

Translations

producer of chocolate

• Asturian: chicolateru m
• Catalan: xocolater m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 巧克力商 (qiǎokèlìshāng)

• Finnish: suklaamestari
• French: chocolatier (fr) m
• Galician: chocolateiro m
• German: Chocolatier (de) m
• Hiligaynon: manugtsokolate
• Ido: chokoladifisto (io) (maker), chokoladisto (io) (seller), chokolad-vendisto (seller)
• Irish: déantóir seacláide m
• Italian: cioccolatiere m
• Japanese: ショコラティエ (ja) (shokoratie)
• Manx: fer-kiaddee shocklaid m, shocklaidagh m
• Portuguese: chocolateiro (pt) m
• Romanian: ciocolatier (ro) m
• Russian: шоколатье́ (ru) m or f (šokolatʹjé)
• Spanish: chocolatero (es) m
• Turkish: çikolatacı
• Ukrainian: шокола́дник m (šokoládnyk), шокола́дниця f (šokoládnycja)

French

Etymology

From chocolat (“chocolate”) +‎ -ier.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʃɔ.kɔ.la.tje/
• Homophone: chocolatiers

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Adjective

chocolatier (feminine chocolatière, masculine plural chocolatiers, feminine plural chocolatières)

1. (relational) chocolate

Noun

chocolatier m (plural chocolatiers, feminine chocolatière)

1. chocolatier

Further reading

• “chocolatier”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.

Anagrams

• ochlocratie