IPA: /ˈdeɪˌpæk/
KK: /ˈdeɪˌpæk/
A small and light backpack used for carrying items like books or supplies, often used for short trips or daily activities.
I packed my daypack with snacks and water for the hike.
Daypack → The word is formed from "day" (from Old English "dæg", meaning a period of 24 hours) and "pack" (from Old English "pæcca", meaning a bundle or load). A daypack is a pack designed to carry items for a single day, typically used for short trips or hikes.
Think of a 'day' as a period of time and a 'pack' as a bundle of items you carry. A daypack is simply a bundle of items you take with you for a day.
No commonly confused words.