Pack

See also pack

German

Etymology 1

Noun

Pack n. (genitive: Pack(e)s, singulare tantum)

1. (diminutive and discriminating) The plebs, socially low-classed people, mob, or highly unwanted individuals.

Etymology 2

Short for Packen, ‘bundle’.

Noun

Pack m. (genitive: Pack(e)s, plural: Packe or Päcke)

1. A bundle, something packaged, an unwieldy bag or sack, a bunch, bulky item, or tight (e.g. wrapped and/or laced) collection thereof, usually used in transportation, handling and storage.
2. (attributively for another noun) some, several, many, a collection of, a pile of, a bundle of, a bunch of, a stack of

Synonyms

• Packen

See also

• mit Sack und Pack