sinhasan
noun
sin·ha·san
sinˈhäsᵊn,
-ˈhəs-
plural -s
: a throne often depicted in sculpture with legs in the shape of lions and designed as a seat for the figure of a deity
Word History
Etymology
Sanskrit siṁhasana, literally, lion's seat
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- take a hint
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- take a leak
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- take a load off someone's mind
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- take a lot out of (someone)
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- take a page from someone
- take a page from someone's book