مسند masnad n. of place fr. سند 'to lean, or rest' against
A مسند masnad (n. of place fr. سند 'to lean, or rest' (against)), s.f. 'A place in or upon which one leans or rests'; a couch; a throne; a large cushion (i.q. ćār-bālish); a seat, a chair;—a prop, support:—masnad-ārā, Adj. Adorning the throne;—s.m. A king:—masnad-kā gadhā, An enthroned jack-ass; a puppet-king;—a rich fool:—masnad-nishīn, adj. Sitting on the throne;—s.m. Reigning prince:—masnad-nishīnī, s.f. Accession to the throne.
مسند musnad pass. part. of اسند 'to make to lean or rest on; to ascribe or attribute to,' iv of سند 'to lean or rest' on
A مسند musnad (pass. part. of اسند 'to make to lean or rest on; to ascribe or attribute (to),' iv of سند 'to lean or rest' (on)), part. Traced up, or ascribed, or attributed (to);—predicated (of);—s.m. (in Gram.) The attribute, or predicate (of a proposition or sentence):—musnad-ilaih, 'that to which something is attributed,' the subject (of a sentence).
