Handwerk

Related words

• Werkzeugmacher

  Handwerker

• Beutler

  Leather craftsman, bag maker

• Arbeiter

  Worker

• Geselle

  journeyman

• Lebensunterhalt

  livelihood

• Bauarbeiter

  Construction worker

• Juwelier

  Jeweler

• Floristik

  floristry

• Bader

  A barber-surgeon who provided hygiene services and minor medical procedures in the Middle Ages and early modern period.

• Graveur

  engraver

• Zimmermann

  Carpenter

• Meister

  A master is a person who has exceptional skill or knowledge in a particular field or craft.

• Steinmetzin

  Stonemason (female)

• Kunsthandwerk

  Crafts

• Kürschnerin

  Furrier (female)

• Zinngießer

  Pewterer

• Böttcher

  Cooper

• Mittelaltermarkt

  Medieval market

• Eisenwarenladen

  Hardware store

• Wanderschaft

  Wanderings

• Glasbläserei

  Glassblowing

• Bäckermeister

  Master baker

• Glockenguß

  Bell casting

• Pfuscher

  Bungler, Botcher

• Werktisch

  A sturdy table designed specifically for manual work and repairs.

• Werkbank

  A workbench is a sturdy table where craft work is done.

• Werkstätte

  Workshop

• Werkzeugkasten

  Toolbox

• Müllerbursche

  Miller's apprentice

• appliciren

  To apply

• werkeln

  To tinker means to be engaged in craftsmanship, to craft or work on something, often without a grand plan or professional equipment.

• zimmern

  to carpenter, to build from wood

• schustern

  to bodge

• zwei linke Hände haben

  to be all thumbs

• Gitarrenbauer

  A luthier is a craftsman who makes or repairs guitars.

• fahrend

  travelling, itinerant

• gefertigt

  manufactured

• timorisch

  Timorese

• duodezimal

  Duodecimal

• Zimmermeisterin

  Female master carpenter

• Bäcker

  Baker

• Schuster

  Shoemaker

• Werkzeug

  Tool

• Maurer

  bricklayer

• Lehrling

  Apprentice

• Schornsteinfeger

  Chimney sweep

• Metier

  Profession

• Kürschner

  Furrier

• Schmiede

  A forge is a workshop where metal is shaped by heating and hammering; also the term for the craftsman who does this.