2021-02-09
ศัพท์ น่าสับสน ชุด T – Tactile & tactual & textile
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Dictionary.com
ออกเสียง tactile = ‘TAK-til’ or ‘TAK-tahyl’
ออกเสียง tactual = ‘TAK-choo-uhl’
ออกเสียง textile = ‘TEKS-tahyl’ or ‘TEKS-til’
Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Reach Out and Touch the Meaning of Tactile
Tangible is related to tactile,
and so are intact, tact, contingent, tangent, and even entire.
There's also the uncommon noun taction,
meaning "the act of touching."
Like tactile, all of these words can be traced back to the Latin verb tangere,
meaning "to touch."
Tactile was adopted by English speakers in the early 17th century
(possibly by way of the French tactile) from the Latin adjective tactilis ("tangible").
Tactilis comes from tactus, a past participle of tangere.
Dictionary of Problem Words and Expressions
Tactile & tactual & textile
These “look-alikes” are often confused and with good reason, too,
because tactile and tactual are close in meaning and use.
Tactile and tactual refer to the sense of touch,
with tactual being the somewhat more general and more generally used word.
Tactile means “endowed with the sense of touch,”
“communicating the sensation of contact”:
“The paws of a dog are extremely tactile.”
“A kiss is usually an enjoyable tactual experience.”
Textile means cloth or fabricthat is woven or knitted of fiber and yarn.
As an adjective, textile applies to the manufacture of textiles.
“Cotton is a popular textile.”
“All these persons are employees of the local textile mill.”
