fabricant
noun
fab·ri·cant ˈfa-bri-kənt 
: manufacturer
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French fabricant, fabriquant, from present participle of fabriquer "to make, manufacture," going back to Old French fabricher, borrowed from Latin fabricāre, fabricārī "to fashion, shape, construct" — more at fabricate
First Known Use
1757, in the meaning defined above
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