vastgenaaid
Vastgenaaid is a Dutch term formed from vast (fixed, secure) and naaien (to sew). It is the past participle of vastnaaien and functions as an adjective or predicate meaning “stitched firmly in place” or “permanently sewn.” In English-language glossaries it is often translated as “stitched in place” or “sewn permanently.” The word is used in both technical and everyday Dutch to describe a seam or attachment intended to endure.
In sewing, upholstery, leatherwork, and tailoring, vastgenaaid describes a stitch or seam designed to be permanent
In medical or technical contexts, vastnaaien describes suturing tissue or securing implants. Vastgenaaid can be used
Metaphorically, the concept can extend to non-physical bindings or agreements, described as permanent, fixed, or irreversible.