A person or tool that filates or draws fibers into thread-like strands; variant of filator.
From 'filaze' (variant of 'filate') with the agent suffix '-er,' meaning 'one who does.' This spelling reflects older usage patterns in textile terminology.
The word 'filazer' appears in old guild records and apprenticeship documents, showing how specialized workers commanded respect and high wages—being a skilled filazer could make you wealthy in medieval Europe.
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