Bag
noun
If there's a car ban (カバン), you'll need a nice bag to carry all your stuff in. You can't just throw it all in the car, so get yourself a nice bag instead.
カバン is used for bags that you can close and that have a fairly rigid structure, like satchels or briefcases, but not more flimsy bags that don't close, like plastic or paper shopping bags.
This word can also be written in hiragana and kanji. All versions are pretty common, but you'll probably see it in katakana the most.
カバンをもつ
to hold a bag
カバンをひったくる
to snatch a bag from someone
カバンをもらう
to receive a bag
カバンに入れる
to put something in a bag
カバンにしまう
to put something away in a bag
カバンに入る
to fit in a bag
自分のカバン
one's bag
大きめのカバン
a larger bag
先生のカバン
the teacher's bag
カバンの中
inside the bag
カバンの口
the opening of a bag
カバンのチャック
the zipper of a bag
カバンから出す
to take something out of a bag
カバンからとり出す
to take out of a bag
カバンから出てくる
something comes out of a bag
大きいカバン
a large bag
あ、カバンがない！
Oh, I don't have my bag!
おかしいなぁ。カバンに入れたはずなのに。
That's funny. I thought I put them in my bag.
いっぱい入るよう、大きめのカバンにしたよ。
I opted for a larger bag that can hold a lot of stuff.