Definitions
- A small tool used for sewing or stitching. - A device used to protect fingers while sewing. - A small container used to hold needles and other sewing supplies.
- A thin, pointed metal tool used for sewing or stitching. - A device used to inject medication or draw blood. - A long, slender leaf of a coniferous tree.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are small tools used in sewing or stitching.
- 2Both have a pointed end.
- 3Both can be made of metal.
- 4Both require precision and accuracy when used.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Dedal is used to protect fingers while sewing, while needle is used to pierce fabric and create stitches.
- 2Size: Dedal is typically larger than needle and can hold other sewing supplies, while needle is smaller and more delicate.
- 3Shape: Dedal is usually shaped like a thimble with an open top, while needle is long and slender with a pointed end.
- 4Variety: Needle has more variations, such as different lengths, thicknesses, and shapes, while dedal is more straightforward in design.
- 5Usage: Needle can also refer to a medical tool or a part of a tree, while dedal is only used in the context of sewing.
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Remember this!
Dedal and needle are both small tools used in sewing, but they serve different functions. A dedal is a protective device worn on the finger to prevent pricking while sewing, while a needle is used to pierce fabric and create stitches. Additionally, needle has more variations in size, shape, and usage compared to dedal.
