THE ETYMOLOGY OF SEWING-CONSTRUCTION TERMS IN ENGLISH

Abstract

This thesis investigates the etymology of sewing-construction terms in the English language, exploring their historical origins, semantic transformations, and cultural contexts. By tracing the linguistic roots and evolution of these terms, the study reveals how they have embedded themselves in the English lexicon and influenced everyday communication. The research underscores the interplay between language, culture, and technology, highlighting the significance of sewing-construction vocabulary in reflecting societal changes and craftsmanship.