No. 8,770 in Spanish
stitch
The Spanish word for "stitch" is "puntada," meaning a single loop or movement in sewing, embroidery, or knitting.
In a sentence
El diseñador empezó a coser un punto de unión en la tela.
The designer began stitching a joint point on the fabric.
Here, 'stitch' refers to a single instance of the process or product of sewing.
Después de la carrera, notó un dolor punzante en su costado llamado puntada.
After the race, she noticed a sharp pain on her side called a stitch.
In this usage, 'stitch' is used to denote a sudden sharp pain felt in the side of one's body, often due to exertion.
Añadió una puntada decorativa al borde de la almohada.
She added a decorative stitch to the pillow's edge.
Here, 'stitch' relates to a specific style or type of sewing used for embellishment.
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