Saddlebags: meaning, definitions and examples
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saddlebags
[ ˈsædəlbæɡz ]
equipped bags
Saddlebags are bags designed to be attached to a saddle, allowing for the transportation of goods while riding. They are commonly used by horseback riders and can come in various shapes and sizes.
Synonyms
bicycle bags, cargo bags, panniers
Examples of usage
- She packed the saddlebags with supplies for their long ride.
- He secured the saddlebags to the saddle before the journey.
- The saddlebags were made of durable leather to withstand wear and tear.
Translations
Translations of the word "saddlebags" in other languages:
🇵🇹 alforges
🇮🇳 सैडलबैग्स
🇩🇪 Satteltaschen
🇮🇩 kantong kuda
🇺🇦 сідельні сумки
🇵🇱 siodłowe torby
🇯🇵 サドルバッグ
🇫🇷 sacoches de selle
🇪🇸 alforjas
🇹🇷 sandalye çantaları
🇰🇷 안장 가방
🇸🇦 حقائب السرج
🇨🇿 sedlové tašky
🇸🇰 sedlové tašky
🇨🇳 鞍袋
🇸🇮 sedelne torbe
🇮🇸 saddltöskur
🇰🇿 ер-тоқым сөмкелері
🇬🇪 სიდელური ჩანთები
🇦🇿 süfrə çantaları
🇲🇽 alforjas
Etymology
The term 'saddlebags' originated in the early 19th century, combining the word 'saddle,' which comes from Old English 'sadl,' meaning a seat for riding, with 'bag,' from the Old Norse 'baggi,' meaning a sack or container. Saddlebags have been used throughout history by various cultures for transporting goods while traveling on horseback. They were essential for nomadic tribes and travelers, providing both practicality and ease of access to necessary items. Over time, saddlebags evolved with different materials and designs, adapting to the needs of riders in various regions. Today, they are still prevalent in equestrian activities and have inspired similar designs in other forms of transport, such as bicycles and motorcycles.