cossid

English

From Arabic قَاصِد‎ (qāṣid, “courier”).

cossid (plural cossids)

(Anglo-Indian) A courier or messenger.
- 1834, ‘News from Candahar’, Accounts and Papers, 11.XL:
  On the 28th April a cossid arrived here from the Sirdars of Candahar, with letters from Dost Mahomed Khan, and Nawab Jubbar Khan.
- 1990, Peter Hopkirk, The Great Game (Folio Society 2010), page 221:
  As elsewhere, contact was maintained by means of fleet-footed messengers, known as cossids, who took their lives in their hands running the gauntlet with secret despatches concealed on them.

cossid (plural cossids)

单词	cossid
释义	cossid English Pronunciation (UK) IPA^(key): /ˈkɒsɪd/ Etymology 1 From Arabic قَاصِد‎ (qāṣid, “courier”). Noun cossid (plural cossids) (Anglo-Indian) A courier or messenger. 1834, ‘News from Candahar’, Accounts and Papers, 11.XL: On the 28th April a cossid arrived here from the Sirdars of Candahar, with letters from Dost Mahomed Khan, and Nawab Jubbar Khan. 1990, Peter Hopkirk, The Great Game (Folio Society 2010), page 221: As elsewhere, contact was maintained by means of fleet-footed messengers, known as cossids, who took their lives in their hands running the gauntlet with secret despatches concealed on them. Noun cossid (plural cossids) (zoology, entomology) Any moth of the family Cossidae. Anagrams DOCSIS, discos
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