English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Middle English chese-maker, chese-makere, equivalent to cheese + maker. Displaced Old English ċīeswyrhta.
cheesemaker (plural cheesemakers)
- A person skilled in the art of making cheese
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Translations[edit]
person skilled in making cheese
- Basque: gaztagile
- Catalan: formatger m, formatgera f
- Dutch: kaasmaker (nl) m, kaasmaakster f
- Finnish: juustomestari
- French: fromager (fr) m, fromagère (fr) f, fromagier (fr) m, fromagière f
- Galician: queixeiro (gl) m, queixeira f
- German: Käsemacher m, Käser (de) m, Käsemacherin f, Kaser m (regional, esp. Austrian), Kaserin f
- Greek: τυροκόμος (el) m (tyrokómos)
- Ancient: τυροποιός m (turopoiós)
- Irish: cáiseoir m
- Italian: formaggiaio (it) m
- Old English: ċīeswyrhta m
- Ottoman Turkish: پنیرجی (penirci)
- Polish: serowar (pl) m
- Portuguese: queijeiro (pt) m, queijeira (pt) f
- Romanian: brânzar (ro) m, brânzăreasă (ro) f
- Russian: сыроде́л (ru) m (syrodél), сыровар (ru) (syrovar)
- Sicilian: furmaggiaru m
- Spanish: quesero m, quesera f
- Tagalog: magkekeso
- Welsh: cawsiwr m, cawswraig f
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