مهاد

Ottoman Turkish

Borrowed from Arabic مهاد‎ (“sleeping place”).

مهاد • (mihad) (plural مهد‎ or امهده‎)

any resting place, such as a bed, mattress or carpet
Synonyms: بستر‎ (bister), مرقد‎ (merkad), یاتاق‎ (yatak)

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