A partir du mot signifiant pain dans un paquet de langues

‘Aish (egyptian) Arán (Irish) Artopoíos (greek) Artos (old greek) Bánh mì (vietnamese) Bara (breton, welsh) Brauð (icelandic) Bread (english) Brot (german) Bröd (swedish) Brød (danish) Brood (dutch) Chleb (polish) Chléb (czech) Chlieb (slovak) Çörek (azerbaijani) Duona (lithuanian) Ekmek (turkish) Hlaiba (old german) Ħobż (maltese) Hwg (armenian) Kenyér (hungarian) Khleb (russian) Khilb (ukrainian) Khobz (arabic) Kruh (croatian) Leib (estonian) Leipä (finn) L-ḥ-m (hebrew) Loaf (english) Maize (latvian) Mkate (swahili) Ogia (basque) Pa (catalan) Pan (provençal, spanish) Pane (italian) Panis (latin) Pão (portuguese) Pekarj (russian) Pen (haitian creole) Piekarz (polish) Pîine (Romanian) Pin (reunionese creole) Psômi (greek) Pain (french) Pieczywo (polish), Roti (Nepalese) Tinapay (tagalog) ぱん (japanese) 面包 mian bao (chinese) ¹⁾

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