ˈsābə(r)ˌtash, ˈsab-, -taash, -taish noun
( -s )
Etymology: French, from German säbeltasche, from säbel saber (from Middle High German sabel, sebel ) + tasche pocket, from Old High German tasca purse, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin tasca task, remuneration — more at saber , task
: a flat leather case formerly worn suspended on the left from the saber belt by men of some cavalry units