sew

• 縫う、縫い付ける。
• 縫う、縫う

中英語の sewen（縫う）から、古英語の siwian（縫う）から、原ゲルマン語の *siwjana（縫う）から、PIE *siw（縫う）から、*syu（縫う）から、語源的には seam（縫い目）、suture（縫合）、couture（縫合）と同じ。

下水道、下水溝から。

sew

sew: [OE] Sew comes, with its relatives Swedish sy and Danish sye, from a prehistoric Germanic *siwjan. This was descended from an Indo- European base *siw-, *sju- that also produced Latin suere ‘sew’ (source of English suture [16]), Greek humén ‘membrane’ (source of English hymen [17]), and English seam. It is no relation to sow.
=> hymen, seam, suture

sew (v.)

Old English siwian "to stitch, sew, mend, patch, knit together," earlier siowian, from Proto-Germanic *siwjanan (cognates: Old Norse syja, Swedish sy, Danish sye, Old Frisian sia, Old High German siuwan, Gothic siujan "to sew"), from PIE root *syu- "to bind, sew" (cognates: Sanskrit sivyati "sews," sutram "thread, string;" Greek hymen "thin skin, membrane," hymnos "song;" Latin suere "to sew, sew together;" Old Church Slavonic ?ijo "to sew," ?ivu "seam;" Lettish siuviu, siuti "to sew," siuvikis "tailor;" Russian ?vec "tailor"). Related: Sewed; sewing. To sew (something) up "bring it to a conclusion" is a figurative use attested by 1904.

1. I know how to darn，and how to sew a button.

私はパッチを当てて、ボタンを縫うことができます。

2.I had plenty of space to write and sew .

書くのに十分なスペースと裁縫をすることができます。

3.Next day，Miss Stone decided to sew up the rip.

翌日、ストーンさんは破れた場所を縫うことにした。

4.Mrs Roberts was a dressmaker，and she taught her daughter to sew .

ロバーツ夫人は婦人服の裁縫師で、彼女は娘に裁縫を教えた。

5.He will sew it up in a trice.

彼はあっという間に縫うことができる。