traad
Traad is a term used in textile contexts to denote a slender, continuous strand of fiber or filament used to join, sew, weave, knit, or bind materials. In Scandinavian languages, the word is cognate with the English thread and the German Faden; it derives from Proto-Germanic *þrādą, referring to a twisted line of fibers.
Traad is produced by drawing fibers together and twisting them to form a cohesive strand. It comes
Uses include clothing construction, upholstery, textiles production, and crafts such as knitting and embroidery. Durability, heat
In related contexts, the idea of a thread is also used metaphorically to describe sequences or streams,
See also: Thread, Sewing. References: standard textile dictionaries and language etymology sources.