Bundlings

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A collection or grouping of items that are tied or wrapped together for practical purposes
2. The act of binding several elements into one cohesive unit for ease of handling or transportation
3. A set of components or materials packaged together, often implying a degree of organization or arrangement

Etymology: "Bundlings" is the plural of "bundling," a noun that has taken on the sense of a set of parts or materials packed together for sale or use. The plural form marks several such packages or sets at once, so a product line or a group of kits might be described with this word. The base word is "bundle," which came into English from Middle English and has long meant a tied or wrapped group of things, from loose sticks to papers. Adding the suffix "-ing" turns the verb "bundle" (to tie or pack together) into a noun for the act or result of bundling, and the plural adds the final "s."

Synonyms: packages, collections, groups, sets