Divan (Noun)

The Sultan convened an emergency divan to discuss the growing threat from the neighboring kingdom.
The divan was attended by the highest-ranking officials in the land, including the Grand Vizier and the Chief Mufti.
The Ottoman Empire's divan was known for its complex and often contentious decision-making process.
In the 16th century, the divan was the primary governing body of the Mughal Empire in India.
The divan's decision to declare war on the rival state was met with widespread approval from the population.

A long backless sofa (usually with pillows against a wall).

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The elegant divan in the living room was the perfect place to take a nap.
After rearranging the furniture, they placed the divan in front of the large window to take advantage of the natural light.
She sat on the divan, propped up with pillows, and read a book for hours.
The plush divan was adorned with vibrant throw pillows and colorful blankets, adding a pop of color to the room.
He fell asleep on the divan while watching TV, the soft cushions cradling his weary body.