1. An appendage to a loom for weaving figured silk and cotton, as well as carpets, so called from the inventor, a mechanician of Lyons.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ocquard,
• jacqaurd,
• aquard,
• awquard,
• jaquar,
• acquird,
• jaquard,
• jacqard,
• jackward,
• jacquward,
• jacquar,
• jacqward,
• jacquart,
• jacquania,
• jawkwood,
• farquhard,
• jacauards,
• jacquawrds,
• jacqards,
• masquard

• jacked,
• jaguar.

The adjective form of the word "jacquard" is "jacquardian".

The plural of the "jacquard" can be the "jacquards".

The singular of the "jacquard" can be the "jacquard".