1. a small bag sewn into clothing: bulsa, lukbutan
2. a hole in the earth containing gold or other ore: deposito
3. a small bag or pouch, such as at the corner end or side of a billiard table: supot, suput-suputan
adj.
small enough to go into a pocket: pambulsa, pamulsa
v.
1. to put in ones pocket: magbulsa, ibulsa, ipamulsa
2. to hold back, suppress: magpigil, pigilin, magtimpi, timpiin
3. to hide: maglihim, ilihim, magtago, itago
4. to take and endure without doing anything about it: magtiis, pagtiisan, tiisin
5. to take secretly or dishonestly: mangumit, umitin, magbulsa, ibulsa
6. to be out of pocket means (a) to lose money: maubusan (mawalan) ng kuwalta (b) be a loser, esp. in gambling: matalo sa sugal
knapsack
n.
a canvas bag carried on the back: napsak
pillow
n.
a bag or case filled with feathers, down, or other soft materials: unan
purse
n.
a little bag or case for carrying money around with one: pitaka, portamoneda
v.
1. to draw together: magtikom, tumikom
2. to press into folds or wrinkles: magkunot, pakunutin, ikunot
suitcase
n.
a flat, rectangular traveling bag: maleta
wallet
n.
1. a folding pocketbook for paper money, papers, etc., flat leather case: kartera, pitaka, portamoneda, kalupi, walet
2. a bag for carrying things when on a journey: maleta, maletin, bag
sack
n.
1. sack, a large bag made of coarse cloth: sako, kostal, langgotse
2. such a bag with what is in it: sako
v.
1. to put into a sack: magsako, isako, maglagay (ilagay) sa sako
2. to discharge from employment (slang): itiwalag sa trabaho (tungkulin), italsik sa trabaho
3. sack
v.
to plunder, pillage: mandambong, dambungin
n.
plundering: pandarambong
handbag
n.
1. a womans small bag for money, toilet articles, etc.: hanbag, bag (Eng)
2. wallet: pitaka
balloon
n.
airtight bag filled with some gas: lobo
bayong
n.
large bag
kipkip
v.
magkipkip, kipkipin (mag-:-in) to carry under the armpit, to carry with the arm pressed against the body. Kipkipin mong mabuti ang bag mo. Hold the bag tightly under your arm.
dukot
v.
dumukot, dukotin (-um:-in) to draw out from a pocket, bag or a container with the hand mangdukot, dukutan (mang-:-an)
v.
to pickpocket
purtamuneda
Sp n.
bag, handbag
supot
n.
small bag, a paper bag, pouch
agaw
n.
sudden snatching away
v.
mang-agaw, agawin, agawan (mang-:-in:-an) to snatch, to grab. Nang-agaw siya ng bag. He snatched (somebody's) bag. umagaw (um-)
v.
to participate in grabbing. Umagaw ka sa pabitin. (Get in there and) grab the hanging object.
