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Think Jim it's a different spelling, but I'm not sure you've got me curious. I mean just in spoken language They have different senses and so you can't confuse them. But you know, we call that a homonym when they sound alike Not to be confused with a synonym which means that they mean alike But I think might be a different spelling. This is sashay spelled S-A-C-H-E-T-S s sachets sachets um or a sachet because you don't pronounce the last letter in french but you pluralize it that that's how in french you can tell it's a plural because you end up pronouncing the word something like that my high school french two years of high school french but you know it it doesn't count because it was only high school. KX2CW is Jean Patry heading it back to that.