Translation
shop, store
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Word origin
From French boutique, which travelled through Old Provencal botica from Latin apotheca, itself Greek apotheke, a storehouse. The same Greek word gave English apothecary and Spanish bodega.
- Origin
- French, ultimately Greek
- Root
- apotheke
- English cognates
- boutique, apothecary, bodega
Examples
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In the shop she bought bread and milk.
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The small shop by the street sells flowers.
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My friend works in a shop in the town.
Where this fits
Word family
Words built on butiko with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- butikumiverb
to shop, to go shopping
butiko-um-
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 11: butiko, teamo, taso and 7 more words.