From Old Norse 'baggi' (pack, bundle), entering English during heavy Scandinavian influence — a word with no certain etymology beyond Norse.
A flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying things.
From Middle English 'bagge,' probably from Old Norse 'baggi' meaning 'pack, bundle.' The Old Norse word has no certain cognates outside North Germanic, leading some scholars to suggest it may be a pre-Germanic substrate borrowing. Others have tentatively linked it to a PIE root