satchel in Latin
satchel in Latin is pēra — satchel means a bag, often with one or two shoulder straps, used for carrying books or other belongings.
satchel in Latin
pēra
A bag or case with one or two shoulder straps, especially used to carry books etc.
What does "satchel" mean?
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noun A bag, often with one or two shoulder straps, used for carrying books or other belongings.
"The schoolboy slung his satchel over one shoulder."
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satchel in a sentence
- The schoolboy slung his satchel over one shoulder.
- She packed her lunch and books into an old leather satchel.
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What is "satchel" in Latin?
"satchel" in Latin is pēra. satchel means: A bag, often with one or two shoulder straps, used for carrying books or other belongings.
How do you use "satchel" in a sentence?
Example: "The schoolboy slung his satchel over one shoulder." In Latin, "satchel" is pēra.
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