Ottoman (noun)

1. A type of low upholstered seat or couch without a back or arms, often used as a footstool.
2. A type of large leather or fabric covered cushion used as a seat or footstool.
3. A piece of furniture for holding clothes or bedding.

Origin:

The term 'ottoman' is derived from the name of the ottoman empire, which was a state that lasted from 1299 to 1922.

Examples:

1. She put her feet up on the ottoman and relaxed after a long day at work.
2. The room was furnished with a comfortable couch and matching ottoman.
3. He used the ottoman as a seat while putting on his shoes.
4. The guest room had a large ottoman that could be used as a bed if needed.
5. She stacked the extra blankets on the ottoman at the end of the bed.