Where does “bakery” come from?
Bakery derives from Middle English bakerie, formed with the Old English suffix -ery (from Latin -ārius) applied to bake, which comes from Old English bacan, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European bʰeh₃g- meaning to bake or heat.
bakery (English): A shop in which bread is baked and/or sold; The...
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- A shop in which bread is baked and/or sold; The...