Cook
//kʊk//
Translations of "cook" (175 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | kok(person who prepares food), kook(to prepare food for eating), kook(to be cooked) | — | |
| Albanian | gjellëtar(person who prepares food), gjellëtare(person who prepares food), gatuaj(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Algerian Arabic | طيب(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | μάγειρος(person who prepares food), ὀψοποιός(person who prepares food), πέσσω(to prepare food for eating) | mágeiros, opsopoiós, péssō | |
| Andi | билъонну(to prepare food for eating) | bilˢonnu | |
| Arabic | طباخ(person who prepares food), طَاهٍ(person who prepares food), طَاهِيَة(person who prepares food), طَبَّاخ(person who prepares food), طَبَّاخَة(person who prepares food), طاب(to be cooked), طبخ(to prepare food for eating), طيب(to prepare food for eating), طَبَخَ(to prepare food for eating) | ṭabbāḵ, ṭāhin, ṭāhiya, ṭabbāḵ, ṭabbāḵa, ṭāb, ṭbaḵ, ṭayyab, ṭabaḵa | |
| Armenian | խոհարար(person who prepares food), եփել(to prepare food for eating), եփել(to be cooked), պատրաստել(to prepare food for eating) | xoharar, epʻel, epʻel, patrastel | |
| Assamese | চাংমাই(person who prepares food), বাবুৰ্চি(person who prepares food), ৰান্ধনি(person who prepares food), ৰন্ধা(to prepare food for eating), ৰান্ধা(to prepare food for eating) | saṅmai, babursi, randhoni, rondha, randha | |
| Asturian | cocedor(person who prepares food), cocineru(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Avar | белъине(to prepare food for eating) | belˢine | |
| Azerbaijani | aşpaz(person who prepares food), bişirmək(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Bashkir | ашнаҡсы(person who prepares food) | aşnaqsı | |
| Basque | sukaldari(person who prepares food), kozinatu(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Belarusian | ку́хар(person who prepares food), куха́рка(person who prepares food), павары́ха(person who prepares food), вары́ць(to prepare food for eating), гатава́ць(to prepare food for eating), куха́рыць(to prepare food for eating) | kúxar, kuxárka, pavarýxa, varýcʹ, hatavácʹ, kuxárycʹ | |
| Bengali | রাঁধুনি(person who prepares food) | rãdhuni | |
| Bhojpuri | पकावल(to prepare food for eating) | pakāval | |
| Breton | keginañ(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Bulgarian | готва́ч(person who prepares food), готва́чка(person who prepares food), го́твя(to prepare food for eating), сварявам се(to be cooked) | gotváč, gotváčka, gótvja, svarjavam se | |
| Burmese | ခန်တမာ(person who prepares food), ချက်(to prepare food for eating), ချက်ပြုတ်(to prepare food for eating) | hkanta.ma, hkyak, hkyakprut | |
| Buryat | тогоошон(person who prepares food) | togoošon | |
| Catalan | cuiner(person who prepares food), xef(person who prepares food), coure(to be cooked), coure's(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), cuinar(to prepare food for eating), cuinar(to be cooked) | — | |
| Cebuano | luto(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | چێشتکەر(person who prepares food), چێشت لێنان(to prepare food for eating) | çêştker, çêşt lênan | |
| Central Sierra Miwok | čý·s(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Champenois | cugengner(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Chechen | юургйийриг(person who prepares food) | juwrgjiı̇rig | |
| Chichewa | phika(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Chinese | чўзы(person who prepares food), җуагуәди(person who prepares food), 廚子師 /厨子师(person who prepares food) | čwzɨ, žuaguədi, tô͘-chí-sai | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 廚師 /厨师(person who prepares food) | cyu⁴ si¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 庖丁(person who prepares food), 庖人(person who prepares food), 廚人 /厨人(person who prepares food), 廚子 /厨子(person who prepares food), 廚師 /厨师(person who prepares food), 做菜(to prepare food for eating), 做飯 /做饭(to prepare food for eating), 烹調 /烹调(to prepare food for eating), 烹飪 /烹饪(to prepare food for eating) | páodīng, páorén, chúrén, chúzi, chúshī, zuòcài, zuòfàn, pēngtiáo, pēngrèn | |
| Choctaw | hoponi(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Chukchi | увильын(person who prepares food), ывильын(person who prepares food) | uvilʹyn, yvilʹyn | |
| Cornish | kegina(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Czech | kuchař(person who prepares food), kuchařka(person who prepares food), uvařit se(to be cooked), vařit(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Danish | kok(person who prepares food), kokkerere(to prepare food for eating), lave mad(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Dolgan | аччыт(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Dutch | kok(person who prepares food), kokkin(person who prepares food), bakken(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), koken(to prepare food for eating), koken(to be cooked) | — | |
| Elfdalian | kokk(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Esperanto | kuiristo(person who prepares food), kuiri(to prepare food for eating), kuiriĝi(to be cooked) | — | |
| Estonian | kokk(person who prepares food), keetma(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Even | ирит(to prepare food for eating), өлэт(to prepare food for eating) | irit-, ölət- | |
| Evenki | ири(to prepare food for eating) | iri- | |
| Ewe | nuɖala(person who prepares food), ɖa(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Extremaduran | cozinal(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Faroese | kokkur(person who prepares food), matgera(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Finnish | keittäjä(person who prepares food), kokki(person who prepares food), keittää(to prepare food for eating), kokata(to prepare food for eating), kypsyä(to be cooked), laittaa ruokaa(to prepare food for eating), paistua(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), tehdä ruokaa(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Franco-Provençal | cusenar(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| French | chef(person who prepares food), cuisinier(person who prepares food), cuisinière(person who prepares food), cuistot(person who prepares food), cuire(to be cooked), cuire(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), cuire or faire cuire(to prepare food for eating), cuisiner(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Friulian | cuei(to prepare food for eating), cuei(to be cooked), cusinâ(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Galician | cociñeira(person who prepares food), cociñeiro(person who prepares food), cocer(to prepare food for eating), cocer(to be cooked), cociñar(to prepare food for eating), cociñar(to be cooked), facer de comer(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Gan Chinese | 廚子 /厨子(person who prepares food) | qy² zi | |
| Georgian | მზარეული(person who prepares food), საჭმლის მომზადება(to prepare food for eating) | mzareuli, sač̣mlis momzadeba | |
| German | Koch(person who prepares food), Köchin(person who prepares food), garen(to prepare food for eating), garen(to be cooked), kochen(to prepare food for eating), kochen(to be cooked) | — | |
| Greek | μάγειρας(person who prepares food), μαγείρισσα(person who prepares food), μαγειρεύω(to prepare food for eating), παρασκευάζω(to prepare food for eating), ψήνομαι(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot) | mágeiras, mageírissa, mageirévo, paraskevázo, psínomai | |
| Greenlandic | igasoq(person who prepares food), igavoq(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Gujarati | રાંધવું(to prepare food for eating) | rā̃dhvũ | |
| Haitian Creole | kizinyè(person who prepares food), kizinyèz(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Hebrew | טַבָּח(person who prepares food), טבחית(person who prepares food), בישל \ בִּשֵּׁל(to prepare food for eating), הִתְבַּשֵּׁל(to be cooked) | tabakh, tabakhít, bishél, hitbashél | |
| Hindi | बावर्ची(person who prepares food), रसोइया(person who prepares food), पकाना(to prepare food for eating) | bāvarcī, rasoiyā, pakānā | |
| Hungarian | szakács(person who prepares food), szakácsnő(person who prepares food), fő(to be cooked), főz(to prepare food for eating), megfő(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), megsül(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), süt-főz(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Icelandic | kokkur(person who prepares food), elda(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Ido | koquisto(person who prepares food), koquar(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Indonesian | koki(person who prepares food), masak(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Ingrian | kokki(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | آشْپَز(person who prepares food), طَبَّاخ(person who prepares food), پَزَنْدِه(person who prepares food) | âšpaz, tabbâx, pazande | |
| Irish | cócaire(person who prepares food), cócaráil(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Italian | cuoca(person who prepares food), cuoco(person who prepares food), cucinare(to prepare food for eating), cuocere(to prepare food for eating), cuocere(to be cooked) | — | |
| Japanese | コック(person who prepares food), シェフ(person who prepares food), 料理人(person who prepares food), 調理師(person who prepares food), 作る(to prepare food for eating), 料理する(to prepare food for eating), 蒸ける(to be cooked) | kokku, shefu, ryōrinin, chōrishi, tsukuru, ryōri suru, fukeru | |
| Javanese | masak(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Jin Chinese | 廚子 /厨子(person who prepares food) | cu¹ zeh | |
| Kashmiri | وازٕ(person who prepares food), رَنُن(to prepare food for eating) | vāzụ, ranun | |
| Kazakh | аспаз(person who prepares food), пісіру(to prepare food for eating) | aspaz, pısıru | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | thìng(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Khmer | អ្នកដាំស្ល(person who prepares food), អ្នកធ្វើបាយ(person who prepares food), ចំអិន(to prepare food for eating), ដណ្ដាំ(to prepare food for eating), ដុត(to prepare food for eating), ស្ល(to prepare food for eating) | nĕək dam slɑɑ, nĕək thvəə baay, cɑm’ən, dɑndam, dot, slɑɑ | |
| Kituba | kulamba(to prepare food for eating), lamba(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Kongo | kulamba(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Korean | 료리사(person who prepares food), 셰프(person who prepares food), 요리사(person who prepares food), 조리사(person who prepares food), 요리하다(to prepare food for eating) | ryorisa, syepeu, yorisa, jorisa, yorihada | |
| Kumyk | ашбаз(person who prepares food), къазанчы(person who prepares food) | aşbaz, qazançı | |
| Kyrgyz | ашпоз(person who prepares food), повар(person who prepares food), бышыруу(to prepare food for eating) | aşpoz, povar, bışıruu | |
| Ladino | gizandera(person who prepares food), gizandero(person who prepares food), gizandor(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Lao | ຄົນຄົວ(person who prepares food), ຄົນຄົວກິນ(person who prepares food), ພໍ່ຄົວ(person who prepares food), ສູປະການ(person who prepares food), ແມ່ຄົວ(person who prepares food), ຄົວກິນ(to prepare food for eating) | khon khūa, khon khūa kin, phǭ khūa, sū pa kān, mǣ khūa, khūa kin | |
| Latin | coctor(person who prepares food), coctūrārius(person who prepares food), cocus(person who prepares food), coqua(person who prepares food), coquus(person who prepares food), coquō(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Latvian | pavāre(person who prepares food), pavārs(person who prepares food), cept(to prepare food for eating), gatavot(to prepare food for eating), vārīt(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Lingala | lamba(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Lithuanian | kokas(person who prepares food), virėjas(person who prepares food), virti(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Lombard | coxiner(person who prepares food), coxinera(person who prepares food), cögh(person who prepares food), cœg(person who prepares food), cœga(person who prepares food), cœugh(person who prepares food), coxinar(to prepare food for eating), cös(to prepare food for eating), cœus(to prepare food for eating), cœxer (coeus, cözer)(to be cooked) | — | |
| Low German | Kock(person who prepares food), Kööksch(person who prepares food), Kööksche(person who prepares food), kaken(to prepare food for eating), koken(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | wariś(to prepare food for eating), wariś se(to be cooked) | — | |
| Lü | ᦅᦳᧃᦶᦔᧂᦂᦲᧃ(person who prepares food) | kunṗaengk̇iin | |
| Luxembourgish | Kach(person who prepares food), brutschen(to prepare food for eating), kachen(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Macedonian | готвач(person who prepares food), готвачка(person who prepares food), го́тви(to prepare food for eating) | gotvač, gotvačka, gótvi | |
| Malay | tukang masak(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Malayalam | പാകം ചെയ്യുന്നു(to prepare food for eating) | pākaṁ ceyyunnu | |
| Maltese | kok(person who prepares food), koka(person who prepares food), sajjar(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Manchu | ᠪᡠᡩᠠ ᠠᡵᠠᠮᠪᡳ(to prepare food for eating) | buda arambi | |
| Mansaka | loto(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Maranao | iloto'(to prepare food for eating), loto'(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Mongolian | тогооч(person who prepares food), ᠲᠣᠭᠤᠭᠠᠴᠢ(person who prepares food), хоол хийх(to prepare food for eating), чанах(to prepare food for eating) | togooč, toɣuɣači, xool xiix, čanax | |
| Navajo | chʼiyáán ííłʼíní(person who prepares food), yishbéézh(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Neapolitan | cucenà(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Ngazidja Comorian | upiha(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Nheengatu | memuisara(person who prepares food), memúi(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Norman | couque(person who prepares food), tchuîsinnyi(person who prepares food), coutchi(to prepare food for eating), tchuithe(to be cooked) | — | |
| North Frisian | Kok(person who prepares food), kook(person who prepares food), kööge(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Northeast Malakula | mʷi-mʷasos(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | aşpêj(person who prepares food), pêjek(person who prepares food), pijandin(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Northern Sami | goahkka(person who prepares food), koahkka(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Northern Yukaghir | пан(to prepare food for eating) | pan | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | kokk(person who prepares food), kokke(person who prepares food), koke(to prepare food for eating), lage mat(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | kokk(person who prepares food), kokke(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Occitan | còire(to prepare food for eating), còire(to be cooked) | — | |
| Odia | ରାନ୍ଧିବା(to prepare food for eating) | rāndhibā | |
| Old English | cōc(person who prepares food), sēoþan(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Old Javanese | tasak(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Ossetian | фыцын(to prepare food for eating) | fycyn | |
| Pali | sūdo(person who prepares food), सूदो(person who prepares food) | sūdo | |
| Pashto | آشپز(person who prepares food), اشپز(person who prepares food), بکاول(person who prepares food), پخول(to prepare food for eating) | āšpaz, ašpaz, bakāwəl, pëxëwël | |
| Persian | آشْپَز(person who prepares food), طَبَّاخ(person who prepares food), پَزَنْدَه(person who prepares food), پختن(to prepare food for eating), پختن(to be cooked), پخته(to be cooked) | āšpaz, tabbāx, pazanda, poxtan, poxtan, poxte | |
| Plautdietsch | Koch (nds)(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Polish | kucharka(person who prepares food), kucharz(person who prepares food), gotować(to prepare food for eating), kucharzyć(to prepare food for eating), warzyć(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Portuguese | cozinheira(person who prepares food), cozinheiro(person who prepares food), cozinhar(to prepare food for eating), cozinhar(to be cooked), cozinhar(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), torrar(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot) | — | |
| Quechua | wayk'uq(person who prepares food), arui(to prepare food for eating), chayachiy(to prepare food for eating), wayk'uy(to prepare food for eating), yanui(to prepare food for eating), yanuy(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Rohingya | randoya(person who prepares food), rand(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Romanian | bucătar(person who prepares food), bucătăreasă(person who prepares food), coace(to be cooked), coace(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), găti(to prepare food for eating), prepara(to prepare food for eating), încinge(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot) | — | |
| Romansch | cuschinier(person who prepares food), coier(to be cooked), cuschinar(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Russian | кок(person who prepares food), куха́рка(person who prepares food), по́вар(person who prepares food), повари́ха(person who prepares food), стряпу́ха(person who prepares food), вари́ть(to prepare food for eating), гото́вить(to prepare food for eating), гото́виться(to be cooked), жарить(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), печь(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), пригото́вить(to prepare food for eating), свари́ть(to prepare food for eating), состря́пать(to prepare food for eating), стря́пать(to prepare food for eating) | kok, kuxárka, póvar, povaríxa, strjapúxa, varítʹ, gotóvitʹ, gotóvitʹsja, žaritʹ, pečʹ, prigotóvitʹ, svarítʹ, sostrjápatʹ, strjápatʹ | |
| Samoan | tao(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Sanskrit | पचति(to prepare food for eating), रन्धयति(to prepare food for eating) | pacati, randhayati | |
| Sardinian | còchere(to be cooked) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | còcaire(person who prepares food), bruich(to prepare food for eating), bruich(to be cooked) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kȕharica(person who prepares food), kȕhār(person who prepares food), kȕvarica(person who prepares food), kȕvār(person who prepares food), ку̏ва̄р(person who prepares food), ку̏варица(person who prepares food), ку̏ха̄р(person who prepares food), ку̏харица(person who prepares food), kuhati(to prepare food for eating), skuhati(to prepare food for eating), кувати(to prepare food for eating), скувати(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Sicilian | cocu(person who prepares food), accutturijari(to prepare food for eating), còciri(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Slovak | kuchár(person who prepares food), kuchárka(person who prepares food), variť(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Slovene | kuharica(person who prepares food), kȗhar(person who prepares food), cvreti se(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), kuhati(to prepare food for eating), kuhati se(to be cooked), skuhati(to prepare food for eating), skuhati se(to be cooked) | — | |
| Sotho | baapehi(person who prepares food), moapehi(person who prepares food), pheha(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Southern Altai | быжырар(to prepare food for eating) | bïžïrar | |
| Spanish | cocinera(person who prepares food), cocinero(person who prepares food), cocer(to prepare food for eating), cocer(to be cooked), cocerse(to be cooked), cocerse(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), cocinar(to prepare food for eating), cocinar(to be cooked), cocinarse(to be cooked), nixquear(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Swahili | mpishi(person who prepares food), wapishi(person who prepares food), kupika(to prepare food for eating), pika(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Swedish | kock(person who prepares food), koka(to be cooked), koka(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), laga mat(to prepare food for eating), lagas(to be cooked), stekas(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), tillaga(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Sylheti | ꠞꠣꠘ꠆ꠗꠣ(to prepare food for eating) | randá | |
| Tagalog | kusinero(person who prepares food), tagaluto(person who prepares food), magkusi(to prepare food for eating), magluto(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Tai Dón | ꪂꪺꫂ(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Tajik | ошпаз(person who prepares food), пазанда(person who prepares food), таббох(person who prepares food), пухтан(to prepare food for eating) | ošpaz, pazanda, tabbox, puxtan | |
| Tamil | கூவியர்(person who prepares food), ஆக்கு(to prepare food for eating), குய்(to prepare food for eating), சமை(to prepare food for eating), பண்ணு(to prepare food for eating) | kūviyar, ākku, kuy, camai, paṇṇu | |
| Tatar | ашчы(person who prepares food), пешекче(person who prepares food), пешерче(person who prepares food), пешерергә(to prepare food for eating) | aşçı, peşekçe, peşerçe, peşerergä | |
| Tausug | lutu(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Telugu | వంటమనిషి(person who prepares food), వంటవాడు(person who prepares food), ఉడుకు(to be cooked), వండు(to prepare food for eating) | vaṇṭamaniṣi, vaṇṭavāḍu, uḍuku, vaṇḍu | |
| Tetum | da'an(to prepare food for eating), nasu(to prepare food for eating), te'in(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Thai | กุ๊ก(person who prepares food), พ่อครัว(person who prepares food), แม่ครัว(person who prepares food), ทำอาหาร(to prepare food for eating), ประกอบอาหาร(to prepare food for eating), ปรุงอาหาร(to prepare food for eating), หุงหาอาหาร(to prepare food for eating) | gúk, pɔ̂ɔ-kruua, mɛ̂ɛ-kruua, tam aa-hăan, bprà-gòp aa-hăan, bprung aa-hăan, hŭng-hăa aa-hăan | |
| Tibetan | མ་བྱན(person who prepares food), ཁ་ལག་བཟོ་བ(to prepare food for eating), བཟོས(to prepare food for eating), འཚོད་པ(to prepare food for eating) | ma byan, kha lag bzo ba, bzos, 'tshod pa | |
| Tocharian A | päk(to prepare food for eating), päk(to be cooked) | — | |
| Tocharian B | päk(to prepare food for eating), päk(to be cooked) | — | |
| Tongan | fei'umu(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Tumbuka | phika(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Turkish | aşçı(person who prepares food), pişirmek(to prepare food for eating), pişmek(to be cooked), pişmek(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), yapmak(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Turkmen | aşpez(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Tuvan | паштанчы(person who prepares food), белеткээр(to prepare food for eating), дүлер(to prepare food for eating), паштаар(to prepare food for eating) | paştançı, beletkeer, düler, paştaar | |
| Ukrainian | ку́хар(person who prepares food), ку́харка f/куха́рка(person who prepares food), вари́ти(to prepare food for eating), готува́ти(to prepare food for eating), кухова́рити(to prepare food for eating) | kúxar, kúxarka, varýty, hotuváty, kuxováryty | |
| Unami | wixëni(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Upper Sorbian | kuchar(person who prepares food), kucharka(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Urdu | آش پز(person who prepares food), باوَرْچی(person who prepares food), طَبّاخ(person who prepares food), پکانا(to prepare food for eating) | āś-paz, bāvarcī, tabbāx, pakānā | |
| Urhobo | chere(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Uyghur | ئاشپەز(person who prepares food), پىشۇرماق(to prepare food for eating) | ashpez, pishurmaq | |
| Uzbek | oshpaz(person who prepares food), pazanda(person who prepares food), pishirmoq(to prepare food for eating), tayyorlamoq(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Venetan | cogo(person who prepares food), còxer(to prepare food for eating), cósar(to prepare food for eating), cóxar(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Vietnamese | đầu bếp(person who prepares food), nấu(to prepare food for eating), nấu chín(to prepare food for eating), nấu ăn(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Volapük | hikvisinan(person who prepares food), jikvisinan(person who prepares food), kvisinan(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Walloon | coujhner(to prepare food for eating), cure(to prepare food for eating), cure(to be cooked), cure(colloquial: to be uncomfortably hot), fé(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Waray-Waray | lu-to(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| Welsh | cogydd(person who prepares food), cogyddes(person who prepares food), coginio(to prepare food for eating) | — | |
| West-Frisian | kok(person who prepares food) | — | |
| Wu Chinese | 廚師 /厨师(person who prepares food) | ⁶zy-sy | |
| Yaghnobi | пухсак(to prepare food for eating) | puxsak | |
| Yakut | бус(to be cooked) | bus | |
| Yiddish | קוכער(person who prepares food), קאָכן(to prepare food for eating) | kukher, kokhn |
kok, kook, kook
gjellëtar, gjellëtare, gatuaj
طباخ, طَاهٍ, طَاهِيَة, طَبَّاخ, طَبَّاخَة, طاب, طبخ, طيب, طَبَخَ
ṭabbāḵ, ṭāhin, ṭāhiya, ṭabbāḵ, ṭabbāḵa, ṭāb, ṭbaḵ, ṭayyab, ṭabaḵa
cocedor, cocineru
aşpaz, bişirmək
sukaldari, kozinatu
ку́хар, куха́рка, павары́ха, вары́ць, гатава́ць, куха́рыць
kúxar, kuxárka, pavarýxa, varýcʹ, hatavácʹ, kuxárycʹ
keginañ
cuiner, xef, coure, coure's, cuinar, cuinar
luto
cugengner
phika
庖丁, 庖人, 廚人 /厨人, 廚子 /厨子, 廚師 /厨师, 做菜, 做飯 /做饭, 烹調 /烹调, 烹飪 /烹饪
páodīng, páorén, chúrén, chúzi, chúshī, zuòcài, zuòfàn, pēngtiáo, pēngrèn
hoponi
kegina
kuchař, kuchařka, uvařit se, vařit
kok, kokkerere, lave mad
аччыт
kok, kokkin, bakken, koken, koken
kokk
kuiristo, kuiri, kuiriĝi
kokk, keetma
nuɖala, ɖa
cozinal
kokkur, matgera
keittäjä, kokki, keittää, kokata, kypsyä, laittaa ruokaa, paistua, tehdä ruokaa
cusenar
chef, cuisinier, cuisinière, cuistot, cuire, cuire, cuire or faire cuire, cuisiner
cuei, cuei, cusinâ
cociñeira, cociñeiro, cocer, cocer, cociñar, cociñar, facer de comer
Koch, Köchin, garen, garen, kochen, kochen
μάγειρας, μαγείρισσα, μαγειρεύω, παρασκευάζω, ψήνομαι
mágeiras, mageírissa, mageirévo, paraskevázo, psínomai
igasoq, igavoq
kizinyè, kizinyèz
szakács, szakácsnő, fő, főz, megfő, megsül, süt-főz
kokkur, elda
koquisto, koquar
koki, masak
kokki
cócaire, cócaráil
cuoca, cuoco, cucinare, cuocere, cuocere
コック, シェフ, 料理人, 調理師, 作る, 料理する, 蒸ける
kokku, shefu, ryōrinin, chōrishi, tsukuru, ryōri suru, fukeru
masak
thìng
អ្នកដាំស្ល, អ្នកធ្វើបាយ, ចំអិន, ដណ្ដាំ, ដុត, ស្ល
nĕək dam slɑɑ, nĕək thvəə baay, cɑm’ən, dɑndam, dot, slɑɑ
kulamba, lamba
kulamba
gizandera, gizandero, gizandor
ຄົນຄົວ, ຄົນຄົວກິນ, ພໍ່ຄົວ, ສູປະການ, ແມ່ຄົວ, ຄົວກິນ
khon khūa, khon khūa kin, phǭ khūa, sū pa kān, mǣ khūa, khūa kin
coctor, coctūrārius, cocus, coqua, coquus, coquō
pavāre, pavārs, cept, gatavot, vārīt
lamba
kokas, virėjas, virti
coxiner, coxinera, cögh, cœg, cœga, cœugh, coxinar, cös, cœus, cœxer (coeus, cözer)
Kock, Kööksch, Kööksche, kaken, koken
wariś, wariś se
Kach, brutschen, kachen
tukang masak
kok, koka, sajjar
loto
iloto', loto'
chʼiyáán ííłʼíní, yishbéézh
cucenà
upiha
memuisara, memúi
couque, tchuîsinnyi, coutchi, tchuithe
Kok, kook, kööge
mʷi-mʷasos
aşpêj, pêjek, pijandin
goahkka, koahkka
kokk, kokke, koke, lage mat
kokk, kokke
còire, còire
cōc, sēoþan
tasak
Koch (nds)
kucharka, kucharz, gotować, kucharzyć, warzyć
cozinheira, cozinheiro, cozinhar, cozinhar, cozinhar, torrar
wayk'uq, arui, chayachiy, wayk'uy, yanui, yanuy
randoya, rand
bucătar, bucătăreasă, coace, coace, găti, prepara, încinge
cuschinier, coier, cuschinar
кок, куха́рка, по́вар, повари́ха, стряпу́ха, вари́ть, гото́вить, гото́виться, жарить, печь, пригото́вить, свари́ть, состря́пать, стря́пать
kok, kuxárka, póvar, povaríxa, strjapúxa, varítʹ, gotóvitʹ, gotóvitʹsja, žaritʹ, pečʹ, prigotóvitʹ, svarítʹ, sostrjápatʹ, strjápatʹ
tao
còchere
còcaire, bruich, bruich
kȕharica, kȕhār, kȕvarica, kȕvār, ку̏ва̄р, ку̏варица, ку̏ха̄р, ку̏харица, kuhati, skuhati, кувати, скувати
cocu, accutturijari, còciri
kuchár, kuchárka, variť
kuharica, kȗhar, cvreti se, kuhati, kuhati se, skuhati, skuhati se
baapehi, moapehi, pheha
cocinera, cocinero, cocer, cocer, cocerse, cocerse, cocinar, cocinar, cocinarse, nixquear
mpishi, wapishi, kupika, pika
kock, koka, koka, laga mat, lagas, stekas, tillaga
kusinero, tagaluto, magkusi, magluto
ꪂꪺꫂ
lutu
da'an, nasu, te'in
กุ๊ก, พ่อครัว, แม่ครัว, ทำอาหาร, ประกอบอาหาร, ปรุงอาหาร, หุงหาอาหาร
gúk, pɔ̂ɔ-kruua, mɛ̂ɛ-kruua, tam aa-hăan, bprà-gòp aa-hăan, bprung aa-hăan, hŭng-hăa aa-hăan
päk, päk
päk, päk
fei'umu
phika
aşçı, pişirmek, pişmek, pişmek, yapmak
aşpez
ку́хар, ку́харка f/куха́рка, вари́ти, готува́ти, кухова́рити
kúxar, kúxarka, varýty, hotuváty, kuxováryty
wixëni
kuchar, kucharka
chere
oshpaz, pazanda, pishirmoq, tayyorlamoq
cogo, còxer, cósar, cóxar
đầu bếp, nấu, nấu chín, nấu ăn
hikvisinan, jikvisinan, kvisinan
coujhner, cure, cure, cure, fé
lu-to
cogydd, cogyddes, coginio
kok
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