Sense: a homeless woman who carries around with her all her belongings, usually in shopping bags
Bag ladies often sleep on benches in public parks and railway stations.
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 Afrikaans: bergie, hawelose, boemela |
 Arabic: المُتَشَرِّدات، نِساءُ ال |
 Bulgarian: бездомна жена |
 Brazilian: mendiga |
 Czech: bezdomovkyně |
 German: die Obdachlose |
 Danish: posedame |
 Greek: άστεγη γυναίκα που μεταφέ |
 Spanish: mujer indigente |
 Estonian: kodutu naine |
 Farsi: پیرزن بی خانمان |
 Finnish: kassi-alma |
 French: clocharde |
 Hebrew: אִישָׁה חַסרַת בָּיִת |
 Hindi: बेघर महिला |
 Croatian: prosjakinja |
 Hungarian: hajléktalan nő |
 Indonesian: wanita gelandangan |
 Italian: (donna senzatetto che por |
 Japanese: ホームレスの女性 |
 Korean: (미 속어) 여자 마약 장수 |
 Lithuanian: nešuliais apsikrovusi val |
 Latvian: bezpajumtniece |
 Malay: perempuan yang tiada temp |
 Dutch: zwerfster |
 Norwegian: uteligger (kvinne), hjeml |
 Polish: bezdomnażebraczka |
 Persian: پیرزن بی خانمان |
 Pashto: بي كوره ښځه |
 Russian: женщина-бомж |
 Slovak: bezdomovkyňa |
 Slovenian: beračica |
 Serbian: beskućnica |
 Swedish: kvinnlig uteliggare, bagl |
 Thai: หญิงจรจัด |
 Turkish: kadın berduş |
 Taiwanese: 將家當(裝在袋裡)帶在身上的女遊民 |
 Ukrainian: старчиха |
 Urdu: بے آسرا خاتون |
 Vietnamese: người phụ nữ vô gia cư |
 Chinese: 露宿街头的无家可归的女人，女流浪者 |
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