IPA: //ˈnaɪtˌstænd//
KK: /naɪtˌstænd/
A small table or cabinet placed beside a bed, often used to hold a lamp, alarm clock, or personal items.
She placed her book on the nightstand before going to sleep.
Nightstand → It is formed from "night" (from Old English *niht*, meaning the period of darkness) and "stand" (from Old English *standan*, meaning to stand). A nightstand is a piece of furniture that stands beside the bed during the night.
Think of the 'darkness' of 'night' and a 'stand' that holds items next to your bed — that's what a nightstand is for.
No commonly confused words.