IPA: /ˈmʌniˌbæɡ/
KK: /ˈmʌniˌbæɡ/
A bag used to hold money or a term for a wealthy person.
He carried a moneybag filled with cash to the bank.
Moneybag → The word is formed from "money" (from Old French *moneie*, meaning currency or wealth) and "bag" (from Old English *bagga*, meaning a sack or pouch). A moneybag refers to a bag used to hold money or wealth.
Think of a 'sack' ('bag') that holds 'currency' ('money') — that's why a moneybag is a bag for money.
No commonly confused words.