Translation of Romanian word "bagaj" to English
bagaj
/ba.gaj/
Meaning
NounA large (usually rectangular) piece of luggage used for carrying clothes, and sometimes suits, when travelling.
How to use
The noun "bagaj" refers to luggage or baggage, the bags and suitcases one takes on a journey. It is a masculine noun. It can be used in the singular to refer to a collection of items (collective noun), or in the plural "bagaje" for multiple distinct pieces of luggage. It is commonly used in travel contexts.
🇬🇧 English
suitcase
Example
Am cumpărat un bagaj nou ieri.
I bought a new suitcase yesterday.
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Common phrases
- bagaj de mână— hand luggage, carry-on baggage
- bagaj de cală— checked baggage
- a-și face bagajul— to pack one's bags
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What does the Romanian word "bagaj" mean?▼
The Romanian word "bagaj" means "suitcase" in English.
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