The term "purse" originates from the Latin word "bursa," meaning a pouch or bag. Historically, it referred to a small bag used to carry coins or valuables. Over time, the meaning evolved to encompass various types of bags used by women for carrying personal items, leading to the modern definition we use today. The association with women's fashion solidified the term's usage in contemporary contexts.
A purse is called a bokkanamu in Telegu.
The purse
because it's a purse, you can also call it a wallet........
A purse is a womans wallet- It is called a purse because of its longer shape and the way it unfolds
Mermaid's Purse isa shark egg that has a purse-like appearance. Some imaginative fisherman orsailor gave tthem the name and it stuck.
purse (large bag, also called a pocketbook) = handbag
purse (large bag, also called a pocketbook) = handbag
Lining
purse
Geisha will use a purse that looks sort of like a basket on the bottom with cloth tied over the top, it is called Kinchaku.They also use a small coin purse that hangs from their obi called Inro.
sporran
Un porte-monnaie (masculine)