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1. (n.) seamstress
a woman who sews, esp. one whose occupation is sewing.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dressmaker, modiste, needlewoman, seamstress, sempstress
someone who makes or mends dresses
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| Definition of 'seamstress' |
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1. (noun) seamstress
a woman whose occupation is sewing; a needlewoman
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Sense: a woman who earns her living by sewing.
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 Afrikaans: naaldwerkster |
 Arabic: خَيّاطَه |
 Bulgarian: шивачка |
 Brazilian: costureira |
 Czech: švadlena |
 German: die Näherin |
 Danish: syerske |
 Greek: μοδίστρα |
 Spanish: costurera |
 Estonian: õmbleja(nna) |
 Farsi: زن خياط |
 Finnish: ompelija |
 French: couturière |
 Hebrew: תוֹפֶרֶת |
 Hindi: दरजिन, सिलाई करने वाली |
 Croatian: švelja |
 Hungarian: varrónő |
 Indonesian: tukang jahit |
 Icelandic: saumakona |
 Italian: cucitrice |
 Japanese: お針子 |
 Korean: 여성 재봉사 |
 Lithuanian: siuvėja |
 Latvian: šuvēja |
 Malay: tukang jahit |
 Dutch: naaister |
 Norwegian: sydame |
 Polish: szwaczka |
 Persian: زن خياط |
 Pashto: درزى، ګنډونكى، خياط |
 Portuguese: costureira |
 Romanian: croitoreasă |
 Russian: швея |
 Slovak: krajčírka |
 Slovenian: šivilja |
 Serbian: švalja |
 Swedish: sömmerska |
 Thai: ผู้หญิงรับจ้างเย็บผ้า |
 Turkish: bayan terzi |
 Taiwanese: 女裁縫 |
 Ukrainian: швачка |
 Urdu: سوئی کا کام کرنے والی خیّ |
 Vietnamese: cô thợ may |
 Chinese: 女裁缝 |
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