portfolio

UK: pɔːtˈfəʊ.li.əʊ | US: pɔːrtˈfoʊ.li.oʊ

Definition
  1. n. a collection of financial investments (stocks, bonds, etc.)

  2. n. a range of products or services offered by a company

  3. n. a portable case for carrying documents or artwork

Structure
port <carry>folio <sheet>
Etymology

The word "portfolio" originates from Italian portafoglio, combining portare (to carry) and foglio (sheet). It originally referred to a case for carrying loose papers or artwork. Over time, it expanded metaphorically to describe collections of investments (early 20th century) and business offerings (mid-20th century), retaining the core idea of "carrying grouped items."

Examples
  1. She presented her design portfolio during the job interview.

  2. Diversifying your investment portfolio reduces risk.

  3. The company’s product portfolio includes software and hardware solutions.

  4. He keeps his sketches in a leather portfolio.

  5. The artist’s portfolio showcased her versatility across mediums.