Purse (noun)

1. A small bag for holding money, usually with a zipper or clasp.
2. A woman's handbag.
3. A container used to hold money, usually in the form of a small bag or wallet.

Origin:

From old french bourse, from latin bursa ("pouch, money-bag"), from ancient greek βύρσα (býrsa, "hide, skin, leather").

Examples:

1. She opened her purse to pay the bill.
2. The purse was made of leather.
3. The purse contained her keys, phone and money.
4. She had to dig deep into her purse to find the right change.
5. The purse matched her shoes perfectly.