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"Preneur" means taking part.

• seren 12y ago
  I stand corrected, I had misunderstood your post, I interpreted part as a mechanical part.
  • quonn 12y ago
    Don't stand corrected. The german word is Unternehmer which literally means "under-taker". This is probably not a coincidence and the french meaning is probably the same.
    • karmajunkie 12y ago
      As a point of linguistic curiousity, would a more accurate literal translation be "one who undertakes", or perhaps "one who engages in", given the fairly specific meaning of "undertaker" in English?
      • quonn 12y ago
        Yes.