bolsa
"Bolsa" is Spanish for "purse/bag"
The Spanish for purse (as in where you keep your money) is monedero.
bolsa
bolso
Bolso.
He perdido mi cartera
As it refers to a woman's handbag It depends on where in the Spanish-speaking world you are. cartera (Handbag, pocketbook, wallet) bolsa (bag --Handbag) bolso (Handbag) bolsillo (Pocket - change-purse) monedero (Change purse, money holder) portamonedas ("place to carry money", Pocketbook, Wallet, Handbag) talega (Tote bag) As it refers to an action like "to purse your lips" Funcir (pucker, press, purse) Apretar (tighten, press together, pinch, squeeze, purse)
The colonial policy of Spanish according to El Resumen " To cover the ears, open the purse, and fold the arms
To me here in Las Cruces, NM it means small purse/bag.
its a purse I think you'll find 'purse' is 'portamonedas' or 'bolsillo/bolso/bolsa' among others. 'Monedero' is a 'moneyer' or 'coiner' - clearer in the phrase 'monedero falso', which means 'counterfeiter/forger'. ok as the question was asked about spanish translations not mexican or any other off shoot I think you will find that it is ACTUALLY a purse. Although portamonedas means purse as well. It is not widley used due to people liking to contract words the the monedero is the more accepted form. It can also mean Pocketbook, but again not the accepted form. Bolsillo/bolsa are bags in SPANISH a Bolso is a water container. Monero faslo is counterfeit. And cartera is wallet.
It is this lady's purse.
The purse