Interglot - purse: English and Swedish Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

Summary

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purse:
- plånbok; portemonaie; handväska; damväska; börs; portmonnä; portmonnaie
- pung; kassa; snörpa
Wiktionary:
- purse → handväska
- purse → börs, portmonnä, plånbok

English

Detailed Translations for purse from English to Swedish

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
börs	purse	exchange; market; snap purse; stock exchange
damväska	handbag; ladies bag; purse
handväska	handbag; ladies bag; purse	bag; baggy; pouch; satchel
plånbok	money-bag; purse; wallet
portemonaie	purse; wallet
portmonnaie	money-bag; purse
portmonnä	purse	pouches; purses; purslane
-	bag; handbag; pocketbook
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	wrinkle
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
kassa		POS; cash register; point of sale
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
kassa	cash; money; purse
pung	purse
snörpa	pucker; purse

a container used for carrying money and small personal items or accessories (especially by women)¹
a small bag for carrying money¹
a sum of money offered as a prize¹
- the purse barely covered the winner's expenses¹
a sum of money spoken of as the contents of a money purse¹
- he made the contribution out of his own purse¹
- he and his wife shared a common purse¹
contract one's lips into a rounded shape¹
gather or contract into wrinkles or folds; pucker¹
- purse ones's lips¹

purse

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• purse	→ börs	↔ Börse — kurz, veraltend für Geldbörse
• purse	→ portmonnä; plånbok	↔ Geldbörse — Tasche oder Beutel, in dem man Bargeld aufbewahrt
• purse	→ portmonnä	↔ Portemonnaie — Deutschland, Schweiz: kleines Behältnis für das bei sich getragene Geld
• purse	→ portmonnä	↔ beurs — een houder voor munten en biljetten
• purse	→ börs; portmonnä	↔ porte-monnaie — Petit sac de cuir, généralement divisé en compartiments, où l’on met les pièces de monnaie.
• purse	→ börs; portmonnä	↔ sacoche — Sorte de grosse bourse de cuir ordinairement retenir par une courroie et qui se porter au côté ou dans le dos.