Picture a low, handy piece of bedroom furniture, short-legged and easy to reach, that keeps what you need right beside you. The French word it comes from simply means convenient, and that is the thread. If what you need is your clothes, it is a chest of drawers. If what you need is water for your face, it is the stand that holds the bowl and . If you cannot walk to the bathroom at night, it is the chair with a pot under the seat. From that last one, the name slid onto the bathroom fixture itself.
From the word’s history
The packet's source entry says the word was borrowed from French commode, literally convenient. That is why every meaning here is some household thing that solves a small problem close at hand.
packet 裡的來源條目寫著：這個字借自法文 commode，字面就是「方便的」。所以這裡每一個意思，都是家裡某件「就近解決一件事」的東西。
Wiktionary, "commode"
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