How Do You Spell SEWN?

Pronunciation: [sˈə͡ʊn] (IPA)

Correct spelling for the English word "sewn" is [sˈə͡ʊn], [sˈə‍ʊn], [s_ˈəʊ_n] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

SEWN Meaning and Definition

  1. Sewn is the past participle of the verb "sew." The term "sew" refers to the action of joining or attaching pieces of fabric or material together using a needle and thread. It involves creating stitches or loops through the material using a sewing machine or doing it manually with a hand-held needle.

    Sewing serves a multitude of purposes, including creating or repairing clothing, accessories or household items. It is a versatile skill that can be used in many different applications like quilting, upholstery, tailoring, or embroidery.

    When something is described as "sewn," it means that it has undergone the process of sewing, where two or more pieces of material have been joined together by stitching. This process typically involves aligning the edges of the material, securing them in place, and proceeding to pass a needle with thread through both layers repeatedly until they are secured together. Sewing techniques can vary, including backstitching, running stitch, or zigzag stitch, depending on the desired outcome or purpose.

    Items that are sewn usually possess increased durability and strength compared to items that are adhered using glues or other means. It allows for flexibility, customization, and repairability. Sewn items can range from garments and bags to pillowcases and curtains, among many others.

    In summary, sewn refers to the past participle form of the verb "sew" and signifies the act of stitching pieces of fabric together using a needle and thread.

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Etymology of SEWN

The word "sewn" is derived from the Old English word "segnian", which means "to sew or stitch together". This Old English word is also related to the Old High German word "suniōn" and the Old Norse word "sȳja", both of which have similar meanings. These words can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "*siwjōną", which ultimately comes from the Proto-Indo-European root "*siw(h)-", meaning "to sew or sew together".

Similar spelling words for SEWN

Conjugate verb Sewn

CONDITIONAL

I would sewn
you would sewn
he/she/it would sewn
we would sewn
they would sewn
I would sew
we would sew
you would sew
he/she/it would sew
they would sew

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be sewning
you would be sewning
he/she/it would be sewning
we would be sewning
they would be sewning

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have sewn
you would have sewn
he/she/it would have sewn
we would have sewn
they would have sewn

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been sewning
you would have been sewning
he/she/it would have been sewning
we would have been sewning
they would have been sewning

FUTURE

I will sewn
you will sewn
he/she/it will sewn
we will sewn
they will sewn
I will sew
we will sew
you will sew
he/she/it will sew
they will sew

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be sewning
you will be sewning
he/she/it will be sewning
we will be sewning
they will be sewning

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have sewned
you will have sewned
he/she/it will have sewned
we will have sewned
they will have sewned
I will have sewed, will have sewn
we will have sewed, will have sewn
you will have sewed, will have sewn
he/she/it will have sewed, will have sewn
they will have sewed, will have sewn

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been sewning
you will have been sewning
he/she/it will have been sewning
we will have been sewning
they will have been sewning

IMPERATIVE

you sewn
we let´s sewn

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to sewn

PAST

I sewned
you sewned
he/she/it sewned
we sewned
they sewned
I sewed
we sewed
you sewed
he/she/it sewed
they sewed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was sewning
you were sewning
he/she/it was sewning
we were sewning
they were sewning

PAST PARTICIPLE

sewned

PAST PERFECT

I had sewned
you had sewned
he/she/it had sewned
we had sewned
they had sewned
I had sewed, had sewn
we had sewed, had sewn
you had sewed, had sewn
he/she/it had sewed, had sewn
they had sewed, had sewn

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been sewning
you had been sewning
he/she/it had been sewning
we had been sewning
they had been sewning

PRESENT

I sewn
you sewn
he/she/it sewns
we sewn
they sewn
I sew
we sew
you sew
he/she/it sews
they sew

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am sewning
you are sewning
he/she/it is sewning
we are sewning
they are sewning

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

sewning

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sewned
you have sewned
he/she/it has sewned
we have sewned
they have sewned
I have sewed, have sewn
we have sewed, have sewn
you have sewed, have sewn
he/she/it has sewed, has sewn
they have sewed, have sewn

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been sewning
you have been sewning
he/she/it has been sewning
we have been sewning
they have been sewning
I am sewing
we are sewing
you are sewing
he/she/it is sewing
they are sewing
I was sewing
we were sewing
you were sewing
he/she/it was sewing
they were sewing
I will be sewing
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they will be sewing
I have been sewing
we have been sewing
you have been sewing
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they have been sewing
I had been sewing
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they had been sewing
I will have been sewing
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you will have been sewing
he/she/it will have been sewing
they will have been sewing
I would have sewed, would have sewn
we would have sewed, would have sewn
you would have sewed, would have sewn
he/she/it would have sewed, would have sewn
they would have sewed, would have sewn
I would be sewing
we would be sewing
you would be sewing
he/she/it would be sewing
they would be sewing
I would have been sewing
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he/she/it would have been sewing
they would have been sewing

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