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Kraft

Kraft (noun) means a strong, tough brown paper commonly used for wrapping, bags, and packaging. Example: “The gift was wrapped in plain kraft paper.”

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A strong, tough brown paper commonly used for wrapping, bags, and packaging.
"The gift was wrapped in plain kraft paper."
"They packed the fragile items in kraft paper for shipping."

How to use Kraft

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA sturdy brown paper used for packaging and wrapping.

Common pairings
kraft paper kraft paper bag
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Etymology

From German Kraft, meaning "strength" — the paper is named for its notable durability.

Origin: German

kraft paper

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Kraft” mean?

The word “Kraft” means a strong, tough brown paper commonly used for wrapping, bags, and packaging. In plain terms, a sturdy brown paper used for packaging and wrapping.

How do you use “Kraft” in a sentence?

Here is “Kraft” used in a sentence: “The gift was wrapped in plain kraft paper.”

What part of speech is “Kraft”?

“Kraft” is a noun.

Where does the word “Kraft” come from?

The word “Kraft” comes from German. From German Kraft, meaning "strength" — the paper is named for its notable durability.

Is “Kraft” a common word?

“Kraft” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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