Translation of Polish word "tkactwo" to English
tkactwo
/ˈtkatsftɔ/
Meaning
NounThe process of making woven material on a loom.
How to use
The neuter noun 'tkactwo' (weaving / textile craft) declines regularly (genitive 'tkactwa'). It is derived from 'tkać' (to weave).
🇬🇧 English
weaving
Structure Guide
Polish Word: tkactwo
Translation: weaving
Example Sentences
Tkactwo było jednym z najważniejszych rzemiosł w średniowieczu.
Weaving was one of the most important crafts in the Middle Ages.
Tkactwo jest bardzo czasochłonne i wymaga wielkiej precyzji.
Weaving is very time-consuming and requires great precision.
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Common phrases
- tradycyjne tkactwo— traditional weaving
- tkacz— weaver (related noun)
- krosno tkackie— loom / weaving loom (related)
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