French · noun

boutiquier

‘one who keeps a shop’
boutique+-ierHAB

-ier — habitual agent

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English
French
boutiquier
boutique+-ierhabitual agent
Hindi
दुकानदारdukāndār
दुकान+-दारhabitual agent

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  1. 01boutiquier is a French noun formed from the stem boutique with the suffix -ier (-ier) (habitual agent).3 steps
    • rulerule:morphology-chain
    • affixaffix:fr:-ier
    • rulerule:segmentation-confidence:1.0
  2. 02Its meaning ('one who keeps a shop') can be approximated as AGENT_OF(HAVE(WHERE)) in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.2 steps
  3. 03Aligned forms: English shopkeeper (translation equivalent); Hindi दुकानदार (dukāndār) (translation equivalent); Tamil கடைக்காரர் (kaṭaikkārar) (translation equivalent); Telugu దుకాణదారుడు (dukāṇadāruḍu) (translation equivalent).1 step
    • rulerule:alignment