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1. (n.) billfold
a thin, flat, folding case for carrying paper money and other items.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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1. (noun) wallet, billfold, notecase, pocketbook
a pocket-size case for holding papers and paper money
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Sense: (American) a wallet
a billfold full of dollars.
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 Afrikaans: beursie, sakportefeulje |
 Arabic: مِحْفَظَةُ نُقود |
 Bulgarian: портфейл |
 Brazilian: carteira |
 Czech: peněženka |
 German: die Geldtasche |
 Danish: tegnebog; pung |
 Greek: πορτοφόλι |
 Spanish: billetero, cartera |
 Estonian: rahatasku |
 Farsi: کیف پول |
 Finnish: lompakko |
 French: portefeuille |
 Hebrew: אַרנָק |
 Hindi: डॉलरों से भरा बटुवा |
 Croatian: novčanik |
 Hungarian: levéltárca |
 Indonesian: dompet |
 Icelandic: seðlaveski |
 Italian: portafoglio |
 Japanese: 札入れ |
 Korean: 가죽 지갑 |
 Lithuanian: piniginė |
 Latvian: naudas maks; kabatas port |
 Malay: dompet |
 Dutch: portefeuille |
 Norwegian: lommebok |
 Polish: portfel |
 Persian: کیف پول |
 Pashto: دپیسی کڅوره |
 Portuguese: carteira |
 Romanian: portofel |
 Russian: бумажник |
 Slovak: peňaženka |
 Slovenian: listnica |
 Serbian: novčanik |
 Swedish: plånbok |
 Thai: กระเป๋าสตางค์ |
 Turkish: cüzdan |
 Taiwanese: (美式說法)摺疊式皮夾 |
 Ukrainian: гаманець |
 Urdu: بٹوہ ، پرس |
 Vietnamese: cái ví |
 Chinese: 皮夹子 |
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