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1. (n.) valise
a small piece of hand luggage; suitcase.
Etymology: (1605–15; < F < It valigia; cf. ML valēsium)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) valise
a small overnight bag for short trips
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1. (noun) valise
a small sack or case, usually of leather, but sometimes of other material, for containing the clothes, toilet articles, etc., of a traveler; a traveling bag; a portmanteau
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Sense: (American) a type of soft bag in which clothes and personal items are carried when travelling.
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 Afrikaans: reissak |
 Arabic: حَقيبَة سَفَر |
 Bulgarian: пътна чанта |
 Brazilian: valise |
 Czech: zavazadlo (příruční) |
 German: kleiner Handkoffer |
 Danish: rejsetaske |
 Greek: σακ βουαγιάζ |
 Spanish: bolsa de viaje |
 Estonian: reisikott |
 Farsi: چمدان دستی |
 Finnish: matkakassi |
 French: sac de voyage |
 Hebrew: מִזווָדָה |
 Hindi: चमड़े का छोटा थैला |
 Croatian: putna torba |
 Hungarian: kézitáska |
 Indonesian: tas |
 Icelandic: ferðataska |
 Italian: valigia; zaino |
 Japanese: 旅行かばん |
 Korean: 슈트케이스, 여행 가방 |
 Lithuanian: kelioninis krepšys |
 Latvian: ceļasoma |
 Malay: beg pakaian |
 Dutch: valies |
 Norwegian: reiseveske |
 Polish: torba podróżna |
 Portuguese: mala |
 Romanian: valiză |
 Russian: саквояж |
 Slovak: batožina (príručná) |
 Slovenian: potovalka |
 Serbian: putna torba |
 Swedish: resväska |
 Thai: กระเป๋าเดินทางขนาดเล็ก |
 Turkish: bavul, valiz |
 Taiwanese: 小旅行袋 |
 Ukrainian: валіза, чемодан |
 Urdu: سفر کا تھيلہ |
 Vietnamese: túi du lịch |
 Chinese: 旅行袋，小提箱 |
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