nounverb

el saco

sack

Es una prenda de vestir que se usa en la parte superior del cuerpo, normalmente con botones y mangas largas, y suele formar parte de un conjunto elegante.

Word: saco

Meaning:

As a noun in Spanish, "saco" commonly means a coat, jacket, or blazer. It refers to a type of outerwear, usually worn over other clothing for warmth or style.
- Example: "Me puse un saco porque hacía frío." (I put on a jacket because it was cold.)
It can also mean a sack or bag, a container made typically out of cloth, burlap, paper, or plastic material, used to hold or carry things.
- Example: "Compré un saco de arroz." (I bought a sack of rice.)

Parts:

The word "saco" itself is a single lexical item and does not have internal prefixes or suffixes that modify its meaning strongly.

Synonyms:

For "saco" (coat): chaqueta, abrigo, americana (in some contexts, specifically blazer).
For "saco" (bag): bolsa, morral (more common for backpack), costal (a larger sack).

Antonyms:

For the garment meaning "saco," an antonym might be a shirt (camisa) or something more lightweight, but no exact opposite exists contextually.
For the bag meaning, an antonym could be a word implying emptiness or absence of container, but that is somewhat indirect.

Summary:

"Saco" can refer to either a coat/jacket or a bag/sack. Context determines which meaning applies. Both common and useful in daily conversation.