How to say "seam" in Japanese
- 縫い目ぬいめnounCovers the sewing sense of 'seam': the stitched line on a garment or other piece of needlework. It can also mean an individual stitch or a surgical suture.
- 継ぎ目つぎめnounCovers 'seam' as a joint: the line or point where two pieces or sections are joined, with the emphasis on the joining rather than on stitching, as between boards or panels.
Choose 「縫い目」 for a sewn seam — the stitched line on fabric, or a stitch or suture — and 「継ぎ目」 for a seam as the joint or line where two pieces or sections meet.
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