กระเป๋า

krapǎw

bag

Native recording

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  1. 1 bag、purse、wallet、suitcase
  2. 2 pocket

A common everyday noun for a container used to carry things, such as a bag, purse, wallet, suitcase, or a pocket in clothing. It is often followed by another word to specify the exact type.

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bag、purse、wallet、suitcase

Noun⭐️5 Essential

A general word for a container used to hold and carry things, covering bags, purses, wallets, suitcases, and similar items.

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pocket

Noun⭐️3 Common

The pocket in clothing, such as a shirt pocket or pants pocket. It is often specified with the clothing item to avoid confusion with “bag.”

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Learning notes

Explanation

The core idea of กระเป๋า is a place or container for holding things. When it is something carried, it means a bag or suitcase; when it is part of clothing, it means a pocket; when used with เงิน or สตางค์, it means a wallet or purse. Bags are commonly counted with the classifier ใบ.

Usage

It is used in everyday situations involving shopping, commuting, travel, lost items, clothing, and checking belongings. You will hear it at airports, on buses, in shops, and at home.

Caution

By itself, กระเป๋า can be ambiguous between a bag, pocket, or wallet. Use compounds such as กระเป๋ากางเกง, กระเป๋าเงิน, or กระเป๋าเดินทาง when clarity matters. For plastic bags, paper bags, or shopping bags, ถุง is often the more natural word.

Differences from similar words

1 bag synonyms

Component words

Other words containing กระเป๋า

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