Containers

Things you can put other things inside.

Pis forPouch

A pouch is a type of small bag that opens at the top. Pouches are often a shape that has a rounded bottom. Some animals, called marsupials have pouches.

Pis forPurse

The word 'purse' can have two meanings, depending on if you speak British English or not. In British English, a purse is very similar to a wallet but has a coin compartment and is only used by girls and women. Most people would use the word purse as another name for a small handbag.

Qis forQuiver

A quiver is something you store arrows in. You usually carry a quiver by wearing it on your back.

Sis forSachet

A sachet is a small bag, usually used to store potpourri or small amounts of condiments like sugar or coffee.

Sis forSack

A sack is a type of large bag that is used to store things in. Sacks are most commonly used to store foods like rice and other grains, flour, and potatoes.

Sis forSafe

A safe is a very strong metal box with a locked door. People use safes to store valuables like jewellery and money, or anything else they do not want other people to steal.

Sis forSatchel

A satchel is a small carry-bag, usually with a single strap.

Sis forScabbard

A scabbard, or sheath is a protective container that a sword is kept in. If you are carrying a sword with its scabbard on, you won't get hurt by the blade while you are carrying it. Scabbards can be quite decorative. The scabbard in the picture is made from leather.
The picture is of the internal skeleton of the sea urchin. They are like a hollow ball and you often find them washed up on the beach.

Sis forSheath

A sheath is a covering for the blade of a knife. Sheaths are often made of leather, and can be quite decorative.