Hatcher

/ˈhætʃ.ər/ noun

One who hatches eggs, especially in commercial or scientific contexts, or a device used for incubating eggs. Can also refer to someone who devises or originates plans or schemes.

From 'hatch' (from Old English 'hæccan', to produce young from eggs) + '-er' (agent suffix). The extended meaning of 'devising plans' comes from the metaphor of 'hatching' ideas like eggs.

AMፌላሺ
ARحاضنة
BNইনকিউবেটর
CAincubadora
CSlíheň
DArugekasse
DEBrüterei
ELεπωάστρα
ESincubadora
FAدستگاه جوجہ کشی
FIhautomo
FRécloserie
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