“Sack” in Japanese
Short answer
Sack in Japanese is “袋” (fukuro). Full meaning: bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end.
Other ways to say “Sack” in Japanese
俵
tawara straw bag, sack, bale; counter for sacks (of rice, potatoes, coal, etc.)
頭陀袋
zudabukuro sack, carry-all bag
ぷくろ
pukuro bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end
ふくろ
fukuro bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end
びょう
byoo straw bag, sack, bale; counter for sacks (of rice, potatoes, coal, etc.)
プクロ
pukuro bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end
フクロ
fukuro bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end
ぶくろ
bukuro bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end
ぴょう
pyoo straw bag, sack, bale; counter for sacks (of rice, potatoes, coal, etc.)
ブクロ
bukuro bag, sack, pouch; skin of an orange (and other like fruits); dead end
塁
rui base, bag, sack; fortress, stronghold
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