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| etymological origin of | eng: brötchen |
| etymologically related | deu: -chen |
| etymologically related | deu: Brot |
| etymologically related | deu: Sonntagsbrötchen |
| has derived form | deu: Brötchen |
| has derived form | deu: Brötchens |
| is derived from | deu: Brötchen |
| is derived from | deu: Brot |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˈbʀøtçn̩/ |
| pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/De-at-Br%C3%B6tchen.ogg |
| translation | bar: Semmel |
| translation | bul: хлебче |
| translation | ces: houska |
| translation | dan: rundstykke, -t, -r, -ne |
| translation | eng: bread roll |
| translation | eng: roll |
| translation | fra: petit pain |
| translation | hun: zsemle |
| translation | ita: michetta |
| translation | ita: pagnottella |
| translation | ita: panino |
| translation | ksh: Brüdche |
| translation | nld: broodje |
| translation | pol: bułka |
| translation | spa: bocadillo |
| translation | spa: panecillo |
| translation | swg: Wecka |
| translation | tur: francola |
| translation | tur: sandviç |
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