bag
UK: bæɡ | US: bæɡ
n. a flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying or storing items
n. (informal) a woman’s handbag
vt. to put something into a bag
vi. (hunting) to succeed in catching or killing game
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The word "bag" originates from Old Norse baggi, meaning "pack, bundle," and is related to Old English bæg ("bag, purse"). Its compact structure reflects its ancient Germanic roots, likely referring to simple, flexible containers used for carrying goods. Over time, it retained its core meaning while expanding to include specialized uses (e.g., handbags, hunting terminology).
She packed her lunch in a paper bag.
He forgot his bag at the office.
The hunter managed to bag a deer.
This reusable bag is eco-friendly.
Her new designer bag cost a fortune.