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Koushal is a pretty uncommon Indian name and often confused with 'Kaushal'. The meaning of these words are the same that is Talent, skills or capability. A talented, gifted charming young man that has a natural ability to attract people. He is the kind of man who wants to love others deeply and will never fail to show his appreciation towards your kindness. He’s also very attentive to detail. Koushal name is derived from "Kaushaleya" which means Kaushalya's son and it's one of lord Rama's names.
Someone: Hey
Koushal: oh... hi
Koushal by Ryan Tedder November 23, 2021
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A talented, gifted charming young man that has a natural ability to attract people. He is the kind of man who wants to love others deeply and will never fail to show his appreciation towards your kindness. He’s also very attentive to detail, hustles like a boss and pays great attention to your needs, even (ahem) your sexual needs. Kaushal is a dreamy man and you would be lucky to have him in your life.
A really talented guy who sometimes doubts himself but really has a good heart. The ideal boyfriend.
wow that guy really loves her doesnt he..? he really is a kushal. that girl is SO lucky.
Kushal by Archie35324678 August 26, 2018
Hottest guy in the world, literally the ideal bf or whateva
Be a kushal
Kushal by Hdkdlgspgskd March 8, 2021

kaushali 

A very good friend, who will always be there for you no matter what.

She's the best friend a person could get.
Kaushali is a great friend so I wrote her a definition for her birthday!
kaushali by Kassidy_Gold January 12, 2017

Khushali 

Khushali is a very trustworthy person. She loves and cares about all her friends and family. She is a bubbly little girl.

Everyone is lucky to have Khushali!
You need a Khushali in your life.
Khushali by Krushali May 2, 2018
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