IPA: //ˈstrændər//
KK: /ˈstrændər/
A device that twists together multiple threads to create a single cable or strand.
The strander is essential for producing high-quality cables used in various industries.
The word 'strander' originates from Old English 'strand', meaning a shore or bank, combined with the agent suffix '-er', which denotes a person associated with a particular action or place. Therefore, 'strander' refers to a person who is associated with or works at the shore or bank.
Think of someone who is connected to the 'shore' ('strand') — that's what a 'strander' means.