Merchant (noun)

  1. A person or company involved in the trading of goods.
  2. A person engaged in trade, typically on a large scale.
  3. A retailer.
  4. A wholesale trader.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french marchant, from marchand "trader", from latin mercat- "traded", from the verb mercari, from mercis "wares".

Examples:

  1. He is a merchant of spices.
  2. She is a merchant of cloth.
  3. He is a merchant of jewelry.
  4. She is a merchant of antiques.
  5. He is a merchant of electronics.
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