IPA: /ˈɡʌniˌsæk/
KK: /ˈgʌniˌsæk/
A bag made from a rough fabric, often used for carrying items like grain or potatoes.
The farmer filled the gunnysack with potatoes from the harvest.
Gunnysack → The word 'gunnysack' is derived from 'gunny' (from the Hindi word 'goni', meaning a coarse cloth) and 'sack' (from Old English 'sæc', meaning a bag). A gunnysack refers to a bag made of coarse cloth, typically used for carrying goods.
Think of 'gunny' as a type of coarse cloth and 'sack' as a bag — together, they help you remember that a gunnysack is a bag made from this rough material.