it can be traced back thru french to troubadour provencal to classical latin to ancient greek where its original form apotheke meant storehouse or a place where things are put away
& this came from 2 smaller notions meaning put & away
you can see the same idea as bodega & also apothecary
boutiques didnt become fashion shops til 1953 or shops at all til 1767
but first the storehouse keeper had to become a shopkeeper or a storekeeper as we say
which happened in 1366
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"boutique" is "shop" in French.
The word "origin" is derived from the French word "origin" and the Latin word "originem," both of which mean, beginning, descent, birth, and rise.
Btq would be the abbreviation for boutique.
Do you mean its computer usage origin ?
I bought my shirt at a boutique.
The term "boutique" refers to the French word for "shop" or "store".
I think the french word "Boutique" in English "a small store", example: chachaboutique.be
Boutique is actually a word that English borrowed from French! So you just have to translate "beautiful."Beautiful boutique = la belle boutique
The word boutique is a singular noun. The plural term is boutiques.
nothing there is nothing that rhymes with that
It is a word of uncertain origin meaning in good health