Nounbag; sack; pouch · skin of an orange (and other like fruits) · dead end

Noun(one's) mother

Nountrousers; pants

Nounstomach · dietary needs

Nounpaper bag

Nountabi; traditional split-toe socks

Suffix, Countercounter for things inside a bag

Nounmoney pouch; coin purse

Nounsleeping bag

Nounteabag

Nounice bag

Nounpacking; wrapping; tare

Nounjute bag

Nounstring bag; net bag

Nounmailbag

Nounlucky-dip bag; grab bag; mystery package (with a variety of articles possibly worth more than the purchase price)

Nounsandbag · gizzard

Nounbox (built-in) for containing shutters; shutter case; door pocket

Nouncloth bag

NounHotei; Budai; god of contentment, depicted as a pot-bellied monk who carries a large cloth bag on his back

Nounlarge cloth sack · baggy trousers (worn in the late-Edo and early-Meiji periods by samurai while practising)

Nounleather bag

Nouncupboard on the floor

Nounbellflower

Nounenvelope

Nounstorage space above closet

Nounbag manufacturing

Noungizzard; crop

Nounfire box in traditional Japanese lantern

Nounone bag

Nounchopstick envelope; chopstick wrapper; paper envelope in which chopsticks are presented

Nounreel for a spare bowstring

Noundewlap

NounPenstemon frutescens (species of beardtongue)

Nounfile wrapper for a patent; correspondence about the status of a patent between the inventor and the patent office

Nounurinary bladder

Nounsmall bag

Nounwomb; uterus · pork or beef uterus, eaten grilled or raw

Nouncoin purse

Nouncheek pouch

Nounstomach; intestines · human being; human body · poop bag; doggy bag

Nouneye bags; periorbital puffiness

Nounrice bag

Nounink sac (in cephalopods)

Nounbreast · rounded part on the upper end of shamisen neck

Nounbag for holding waka manuscript paper · vocal sac · pen-name of Fujitani Mitsue (1798-1824)

Nounarm glove; arm warmer

Nounearmuffs

Nounperfume pouch; incense bag · metallic scent ball (hung inside house, vehicle, etc.)