手提げ・手さげ・手提|てさげtesage[3]odaka (tail-high)

1. nounhandbag; purse
   彼女かのじょは手提てさげから何なんかを取り出とりだした。↗

   She took something out of the bag.

• RelatedポーチNeutralA loanword for a small pouch holding cosmetics or odds and ends; it is compact and usually kept inside a bag, while 「手提げ」 is a bag you carry in your hand.
• Related合切袋がっさいぶくろWrittenA bag for carrying your belongings on a trip; an old-fashioned word that is rarely used today.
• Related巾着きんちゃくNeutralA cloth pouch or purse closed with a drawstring; also the fried-tofu pouch in oden. The drawstring shape is the point, and it is not necessarily carried by hand.

Use 「手提げ」 for a bag with handles that you carry in your hand, as in 「手提げ袋」; call a small pouch for odds and ends 「ポーチ」 and a drawstring cloth bag 「巾着」.

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1. 手てに提さげるようにして持もつこと。また、そのようにして使つかうバッグや袋ふくろなどの入れ物いれもの。