Manufacture (noun)

1. The process of making or producing goods, especially by machinery and in large quantities.
2. The action of creating or producing something, especially a product or a piece of equipment.
3. The production of goods on a large scale using machinery, especially in factories.

Origin:

The word 'manufacture' originated from the latin word 'manu factus' meaning 'made by hand.'.

Examples:

1. The manufacture of cars was a major industry in the city.
2. The manufacture of electronic devices was a highly specialized field.
3. The manufacture of pharmaceuticals was subject to strict regulations and standards.
4. The manufacture of weapons was a controversial and politically sensitive issue.
5. The manufacture of household goods was a growing sector of the economy.