ensacher

Senses

1. 1.

   to put in a sack

   to place or enclose something inside a sack, bag, or sachet

2. 2.

   to bag

   to package something in a bag for storage or transport

Examples

• "Les agriculteurs ensachent le grain après la moisson."

  Farmers bag the grain after the harvest.

• "Il faut ensacher les pommes de terre pour les conserver."

  You need to put the potatoes in sacks to preserve them.

• "On ensache le café pour le vendre au détail."

  Coffee is bagged for retail sale.

Usage

A regular first-group verb commonly used in agricultural, commercial, and logistical contexts. It is a practical, fairly neutral term. The noun form is "sac" (sack/bag) and the derived noun "ensachage" means the action of bagging.