Samsonite
- adjective
- /ˈsæm.sə.naɪt/
- She packed her clothes in a sturdy Samsonite suitcase for the long journey.
Examples
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The store offers a wide selection of Samsonite luggage for frequent travelers.
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I just bought a new Samsonite suitcase.
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He prefers Samsonite bags because they are known for their durability.
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Have you seen my Samsonite bag?
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She packed her clothes in a sturdy Samsonite suitcase for the long journey.
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The store offers a wide selection of Samsonite luggage for frequent travelers.
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He prefers Samsonite bags because they are known for their durability.
Synonyms
Made by the company Panasonic to show the brand
Surface Forms
Etymology
The adjective Samsonite comes from the name Samson, the very strong man in the Bible, together with the product part -ite. The company wanted to say their bags are 'strong' and built to last, so calling something Samsonite before a noun means it is made by that brand or is very sturdy.