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Pronunciation / Transliteration: kinchaku
"彼は革の巾着から鍵を取り出した。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A small bag or pocket, especially one carried on a person or attached to something.
"He kept his tobacco in a leather pouch."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Middle English (denoting a small bag or pocket): from Old Northern French pouche, variant of Old French poche.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "pouch" is said worldwide
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poche
Transliteration: poche
"Il a mis les clés dans sa poche."
Beutel
Transliteration: Beutel
"Er trug einen kleinen Beutel am Gürtel."
borsetta
Transliteration: borsetta
"Ha tirato fuori le monete dalla sua borsetta."
bolsita
Transliteration: bolsita
"Guardó las joyas en una bolsita de terciopelo."
bolsa
Transliteration: bolsa
"Ele guardou o dinheiro numa pequena bolsa de couro."
थैली
Transliteration: thaili
"उसने अपनी जेब से एक छोटी थैली निकाली।"
小袋
Transliteration: xiǎodài
"他把零钱放在一个小皮袋里。"
주머니
Transliteration: jumeoni
"그는 동전을 주머니에 넣었다."
巾着
Transliteration: kinchaku
"彼は革の巾着から鍵を取り出した。"
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