Noun:

মৃগার চর্ম,

dogskin's Usage Examples:

" Dūdmaišis are made of sheep, ox, goat or dogskin or of sheep’s stomach.

the morning, saw a prince sleeping there, with an ugly dogskin beside him.

Ring burned the dogskin and woke the prince.

snakeskin, while their Japanese equivalent, the shamisen, is made from dogskin in the case of students and catskin in the case of professional players.

For they ordained that each one of them must wear a dogskin cap (κυνῆ / kunễ) and wrap himself in skins (διφθέρα / diphthéra) and receive.

youthful, lively male figures clad in short, rustic, girdled tunics – made of dogskin, according to Plutarch.

"Edged Weapons with dogskin in the Taonga Māori Collection".

ellipse with a membrane of musk deer skin; the drum beater is covered in dogskin.

for the skin of the body of the instrument, in contrast to the cat or dogskin used traditionally on the shamisen.

Skinner were well-documented Māori taonga (treasures), including a rare dogskin cloak (huruhuru kurī).

commonly made out of willow or larch, and its drumbeater was done by wrapping dogskin over a branch.

sparked when a woman from the Waikakahi pā at Wairewa named Murihaka wore a dogskin cloak which belonged to Tamaiharanui, thus causing an insult to him.