seamless

English

Etymology

From Middle English seemles, semeles, semles, Old English *sēamlēas, equivalent to seam +‎ -less. Cognate with Norwegian Bokmål sømløs (“seamless”), Swedish sömlös (“seamless”).

Adjective

seamless (not comparable)

(not comparable) Having no seams.
Without interruption; coherent
a seamless transition

Derived terms

terms derived from seamless (adjective)

seamlessly
seamlessness
seamless branching

seamless integration
seamless stockings
seamless interconnection

Translations

Having no seams

Catalan: inconsútil
Finnish: saumaton
French: sans couture, inconsutile (fr) m or f
Galician: sen costura
German: fugenlos (de), nahtfrei, nahtlos (de)
Hungarian: varrás nélküli
Norwegian:
Bokmål: sømløs

Nynorsk: saumlaus

Occitan: sensa cosedura, inconsutil
Persian: بی‌درز‎ (bi-darz)
Polish: bezszwowy (pl) m
Portuguese: inconsútil (pt) m or f
Romanian: fără cusătură
Russian: бесшовный (ru) (besšovnyj)
Spanish: inconsútil (es) m or f, sin costura
Swedish: sömlös
Turkish: dikişsiz (tr)

Without interruption; coherent

Dutch: naadloos (nl)
Finnish: saumaton
French: homogène (fr), intégré (fr)
German: nahtlos (de), (figurative) makellos (de)
Hungarian: zökkenőmentes (hu)
Italian: senza soluzione di continuità, ininterrotto (it) m

Polish: nieprzerwany (pl) m, ciągły (pl) m
Romanian: omogen (ro)
Russian: непреры́вный (ru) (neprerývnyj)
Spanish: ininterrumpido (es)
Turkish: muntazam (tr), mükemmel (tr), yetkin (tr)

Anagrams

almesses, melasses

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