Meaning & Definition of Webster in English
English⟶
Webster
A person who weaves or makes webs.
Pronunciation:
/ˈwɛbstər/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
webstersDetailed Definitions
Definition: An old term for a weaver.
Example Sentence: In medieval times, a webster was an integral part of the textile industry.
Definition: A specific reference to a surname derived from the occupation of weaving.
Example Sentence: Many families with the surname Webster can trace their lineage back to weavers.
Etymology
Origin: From Middle English 'webster', a feminine form of 'web', meaning 'to weave'.
Synonyms
weavertextile workerartisan
Common Phrases and Expressions
- Webster's dictionary: A reference to the comprehensive dictionary published by Noah Webster.
Translations
- Spanish: tejedora
- French: tisserand
- German: Weberei
- Russian: ткач
Related Words
- weaving: The process of making fabric by interlacing threads.
- textile: A type of cloth or woven fabric.