Washbasin (noun)

A bowl-shaped container, typically made of porcelain, ceramic, or plastic, used for washing one's hands and face.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'to wash' and the noun 'basin'.

Examples:

1. The washbasin in the bathroom had a beautiful design, with intricate patterns carved into the porcelain.
2. She washed her face in the washbasin, feeling refreshed after a long day of work.
3. The washbasin was large enough to accommodate both his hands and face, making it convenient for him to wash.
4. In some parts of the world, washbasins are commonly mounted on top of a counter or pedestal, while in others they are built into the wall.
5. Some washbasins have integrated taps or faucets, while others require separate fixtures for hot and cold water.