IPA: /ˈwɒʃˌstænd/
KK: /ˈwɔʃˌstænd/
A piece of furniture that holds a basin and pitcher for washing, often found in bathrooms or bedrooms.
In the old house, there was a beautiful washstand made of oak wood.
Washstand → It is formed from 'wash' (from Old English 'wæscan', meaning to cleanse or make clean) and 'stand' (from Old English 'standan', meaning to stand or be placed). A washstand is a piece of furniture designed to hold a basin for washing, thus combining the actions of washing and standing.
Think of a place where you 'cleanse' ('wash') yourself and where it 'stands' ('stand') — that's what a washstand is.