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/sak/
Translation
bag
Word origin
From Latin saccus ('a bag, sack'), borrowed from Greek sakkos, itself of Semitic origin (compare Hebrew saq).
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- saccus
- English cognates
- sack, satchel
Grammar
Examples
J' .
I left my bag in the taxi this morning.
' .
She always carries a big bag with everything she needs.
cet .
The rucksack is too heavy for a child of that age.
.
My bag is too heavy to carry for long.
.
She took her phone out of her handbag.
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