musnud
[muhs-nuh d]
Origin of musnud
1755–65; < Urdu < Arabic masnad cushion
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Historical Examples of musnud
That is the man we want on the musnud; not a young prince, of whom we can only say that he was kindly.
At the Point of the BayonetG. A. Henty
I obeyed the order, and seated myself at the edge of the musnud.
Confessions of a ThugPhilip Meadows Taylor
My best compliments attend my young chief, now seated, to use an Oriental phrase, upon the Musnud.
Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, Volume 6John Gibson Lockhart
The litter stopped as it approached the tank, on the opposite side of which the Prince was seated on his musnud.
The Surgeon's DaughterSir Walter Scott
The Dutch thought it of so much consequence as to keep a force at Songo, and to place the present rajah on that musnud.
The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. DidoHenry Keppel