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1. (n.) sachet
a small bag, case, or pad containing aromatic powder, flower parts, or the like.
2. sachet
scented powder used in such a case.
Etymology: (1475–85; < MF, =sach- (comb. form of sacsack1) +-et -et)
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1. (noun) sachet
a small soft bag containing perfumed powder; used to perfume items in a drawer or chest
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1. (noun) sachet
a scent bag, or perfume cushion, to be laid among handkerchiefs, garments, etc., to perfume them
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Sense: a (small) sealed packet containing a product in liquid or powder form
a sachet of shampoo.
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 Afrikaans: sakie |
 Arabic: كيس صَغير |
 Bulgarian: пакетче |
 Brazilian: sachê |
 Czech: balíček, polštářek |
 German: das Duftkissen |
 Danish: brev |
 Greek: σακουλάκι |
 Spanish: saquito, bolsita |
 Estonian: kotike |
 Farsi: كيسه پلاستيكي كوچك |
 Finnish: pieni pussi |
 French: sachet |
 Hebrew: שָׂקִיק מְבוּשָׂם |
 Hindi: पुटक, थैली |
 Croatian: vrećica |
 Hungarian: zacskó |
 Indonesian: paket keci |
 Icelandic: smápoki |
 Italian: sacchetto, bustina |
 Japanese: 小袋 |
 Korean: 향 주머니 |
 Lithuanian: maišelis |
 Latvian: maisiņš |
 Malay: paket |
 Dutch: sachet |
 Norwegian: porsjonspakning |
 Polish: torebeczka, saszetka |
 Persian: كيسه پلاستيكي كوچك |
 Pashto: دعطرو كڅوړه، دخوشبويۍ پتك |
 Portuguese: saquinho |
 Romanian: pliculeţ |
 Russian: саше; пакетик |
 Slovak: vrecúško |
 Slovenian: vrečica |
 Serbian: kesica |
 Swedish: [portions]påse, [plast]ku |
 Thai: ถุงหรือซองขนาดเล็ก |
 Turkish: torba, poşet |
 Taiwanese: 小包，小袋 |
 Ukrainian: саше |
 Urdu: تھیلی |
 Vietnamese: bao, túi , gói |
 Chinese: 小袋，香囊 |
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