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English bag
← Welsh baich (cognate)
← Middle English bagge (inherited)
← Ancient Greek βάσταγμα (cognate)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰak- (derived)
← Old Norse baggi (derived)
← Old Norse bǫggr (cognate)

→ English baggy (suffix)
→ English sack (link)
→ English handbag (compound)
→ English saddlebag (compound)
→ English ragbag (compound)
→ English bagpipes (compound)
→ English bagwash (compound)
→ English teabag (compound)
→ English kitbag (compound)
→ English carpetbag (compound)
→ English debag (prefix)
→ English airbag (compound)
→ English beanbag (compound)
→ English doggy bag (compound)
→ English windbag (affix)
→ English scumbag (compound)
→ English bindle (link)
→ English bagman (suffix)
→ English sleazebag (compound)
→ English bags (mention)
→ English sandbag (compound)
→ English dirtbag (compound)
→ English mystery bag (mention)
→ English douchebag (compound)
→ English nutbag (compound)
→ English ice bag (compound)
→ English gasbag (compound)
→ English bagful (suffix)
→ English baggie (suffix)
→ English schoolbag (compound)
→ English geobag (prefix)
→ English bagboy (compound)
→ English nosebag (compound)
→ English footbag (compound)
→ English feedbag (compound)
→ English fleabag (compound)
→ English man-bag (compound)
→ English bagger (suffix)
→ English bagger (affix)
→ English ratbag (compound)
→ Welsh bag (borrowed)
→ French bagage (cognate)
→ Hindi बैग (borrowed)
→ Japanese バッグ (borrowed)
→ Korean 백 (borrowed)
→ Malay beg (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Bokmål bag (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk bag (borrowed)
→ Kriol beig (inherited)
→ Swedish bag (borrowed)
→ Swahili begi (borrowed)
→ Tagalog bag (borrowed)
→ Tok Pisin bek (derived)
→ Zulu ubhaka (borrowed)