How to Say “Stitching” in Italian

cucitura
The English phrase 'stitching' is translated into Italian as cucitura.
cucitura refers to the act of joining fabric together using a needle and thread. While cucitura can mean the act of stitching, it is most commonly used to refer to the physical seam or the line of stitching on a garment.

What does it mean word for word?

The noun cucitura is derived from the verb cucire, which means to sew.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of cucitura is cuciture, which translates to 'stitches' or 'seamings'.

Did you know?

  • The Italian word for needle ago is an etymological relative of the English word 'acute', as both derive from the Latin word for a sharp point.
  • In Italian, the word cucitura is often used metaphorically to describe the 'stitching' or patching together of a political deal or a complex agreement.
  • If you talk about a 'stitch' in a medical sense, such as a stitch from a wound, you would not use cucitura, but rather punto di sutura.

Examples in context

  • Mi puoi mostrare come fare una cucitura invisibile?
    Can you show me how to do an invisible stitch?
  • Questa è una sutura molto resistente.
    This is a very strong stitch.
  • Il tuo cucito è molto preciso!
    Your stitching is very precise!
  • Dovrei imparare a fare il ricamo su questo cuscino.
    I should learn how to do embroidery on this cushion.
  • Mi puoi dire come cuci questo lembo?
    Can you tell me how to stitch this hem?
  • Hai mai provato a fare un punto a mano libero?
    Have you ever tried doing a freehand stitch?
  • La cucitura del vestito è perfetta.
    The stitching of the dress is perfect.
  • Devo controllare la cucitura della borsa.
    I need to check the stitching of the bag.
  • Una cucitura debole può rompersi.
    A weak stitching can break.

Example conversation

At a small clothing repair shop.

  1. Lorenzo

    Può sistemare questa cucitura per me?
    Can you fix this stitching for me?
  2. Sofia

    Certamente, Lorenzo, lo faccio subito.
    Certainly, Lorenzo, I will do it right away.
  3. Lorenzo

    Grazie, Sofia, sei molto gentile.
    Thank you, Sofia, you are very kind.
  4. Sofia

    Di nulla, torna presto!
    You're welcome, come back soon!
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