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Packet (sachet)

A small paper, plastic, or foil sachet containing sugar, seasoning, or seeds.

First in use: the 1500s
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Network packet

A formatted digital payload containing headers and raw data routed individually across an IP network.

First in use: c. 1965

Packet / Packet (sachet) / Network packet

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Sugar packets vs. Donald Davies.

Which meaning of Packet is the original, and which one is the duplicate riding on its name? Packet (sachet) came first (the 1500s). Network packet arrived in 1965. The data below shows which one owns the word now.

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Packet (sachet)

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Duplicate · c. 1965

Network packet

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