pan in a can

[den4]

question.....
is pan from a French word or some other euro language?
http://www.greggman.com/edit/editheadlines/2003-04-17.htm

 

[Twisted]

Bread in French is Pain
Bread in Italian is Pane

 

[den4]

anybody know what it is in German, Spanish, Portugeuse? just to round out the group?

 

[Twisted]

German is Brot
Dutch is Brood

Spanish is... ehm... Pan
Portuguese is pﾃ｣o

Pan originates from the Latin "Panis".

 

[den4]

cool....thanks...

 

[Marc]

The word "pan" in Japanese originates from the Portuguese correlate "pﾃ｣o". This is one of the few influences left by the Portuguese colonizers before being kicked out of the island in the 16th century.

 

[lineartube]

religious zealots....

Just because the Japanese got wind of what the missionaires were doing around the world.

As for panis, yeah... the Roman empire died out but did influence a lot of European, African and Indo cultures.

 

[thomas]

"Panem et circenses", that's what I had on my mind as I was setting up this forum aeons ago.

 

[den4]

hard to tell sometimes.....seen so many bread shops that use Pain for the French, and many shops tend to cator towards French style bakeries, so I assumed it was a French origin.....

 

[mdchachi]

Originally posted by Marc
The word "pan" in Japanese originates from the Portuguese correlate "pﾃ｣o". This is one of the few influences left by the Portuguese colonizers before being kicked out of the island in the 16th century

That and tempura.

 

[lineartube]

Yeah... we love to eat, and eat well.