IPA: /ˈhævərˌsæk/
KK: /ˈhævərˌsæk/
A type of bag that is worn over one shoulder, often used to carry supplies or personal items, especially while hiking or traveling.
He packed his haversack with food and water for the long hike.
Haversack → The word originates from the Germanic word 'haver' (meaning oats) and 'sack' (meaning bag). A haversack is a bag used to carry oats or provisions, especially by soldiers or travelers.
Think of a bag ('sack') used to carry 'oats' ('haver') — that's why a haversack is a bag for carrying supplies.
No commonly confused words.