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Definition 2024

See also: sewing-machine

sewing machine ‎(plural sewing machines)

Any mechanical or electromechanical device used to stitch cloth or other material; normally uses two threads to form lock stitches

device

Afrikaans: naaimasjien
Amharic: መኪና ‎(mäkina)
Arabic: مَاكِينَة خِيَاطَة f ‎(makīna ḵiyāṭa)
Egyptian Arabic: مكنة خياطة f ‎(makanet xeyaṭa)
Armenian: կարի մեքենա ‎(kari mekʿena)
Azeri: tikiş maşını
Belarusian: шве́йная машы́на f ‎(švjéjnaja mašýna)
Bulgarian: ше́вна маши́на f ‎(šévna mašína)
Catalan: màquina de cosir
Chinese:

Cantonese: 衣車, 衣车 ‎(ji¹ ce¹)

Mandarin: 縫紉機 (zh), 缝纫机 (zh) ‎(féngrènjī)
Czech: šicí stroj m
Danish: symaskine (da) c
Dutch: naaimachine (nl) f
Esperanto: kudromaŝino (eo)
Estonian: õmblusmasin (et)
Faroese: seymimaskina f
Finnish: ompelukone (fi)
French: machine à coudre (fr) f
Georgian: საკევრავი მანქანა ‎(saḳevravi mankana)
German: Nähmaschine (de) f
Greek: ραπτομηχανή (el) f ‎(raptomichaní)
Hungarian: varrógép (hu)
Icelandic: saumavél f
Indonesian: mesin jahit (id)
Irish: inneall fuála m
Italian: macchina da cucire f, macchina per cucire f
Japanese: ミシン (ja) ‎(mishin), 裁縫機械 ‎(さいほうきかい, saihō kikai)
Norman: machinne à couôtre f

Kazakh: тігін машинасы ‎(tigin maşïnası)
Korean: 재봉틀 (ko) ‎(jaebongteul), 미싱 (ko) ‎(mising)
Lao:
Luxembourgish: Bitzmaschinn f
Macedonian: маши́на за ши́ење f ‎(mašína za šíenje)
Norwegian:

Bokmål: symaskin (no) m

Nynorsk: symaskin m, f
Persian: چرخ خیاطی ‎(čarx-e xayâti)
Polish: maszyna do szycia (pl) f
Portuguese: máquina de costura f
Romanian: masina de cusut f
Russian: шве́йная маши́нка f ‎(švéjnaja mašínka), шве́йная маши́на (ru) f ‎(švéjnaja mašína)
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: шиваћа машина f

Roman: šivaća mašina f
Slovak: šijací stroj m
Slovene: šivalni stroj (sl) m
Somali: harqaan
Spanish: máquina de coser
Swedish: symaskin (sv)
Tajik: мошини дӯзандагӣ ‎(mošini düzandagī)
Thai: จักร (th) ‎(jàk), จักรเย็บผ้า
Turkish: dikiş makinesi (tr)
Ukrainian: шве́йна маши́на f ‎(švéjna mašýna)
Vietnamese: máy may
Volapük: nägacin (vo)
West Frisian: naaimasine
Yiddish: ניימאַשין f ‎(neymashin)