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A suture or stitching that joins any two pieces of material
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Word: seam
Category: General Noun
Category: General Noun
A suture or stitching that joins any two pieces of material
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We can definitely say
1. {Sut veH QISlu'bogh} "the stitched boundary of a garment", or even
2. {Hampong veH QISlu'bogh} "the stitched boundary of a wound".
We can also say
3. {weSjech 'ay'mey HeH tay'} "the together-edge of pieces of fabric"
Not terrible circumlocutions. But how might we say "Undo those seams and resew them", or differentiate a "seam" in (1) from the consent of a "hem"?
Or talk about when seams themselves intersect with each other?
I think this idea is distinct enough to warrant its own word.
I this entry intended to cover other kinds of "seams", like two sheets of metal joined with rivets, or two sheets of paper joined with tape/glue?