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kumush
In Turkik languages Kumush means Silver, it is a very important word in countries like Kyrgyzstan, Kazakstan, Tadjikistan and all the others with -stan at the end! For many silver was very hard to get at time of Renaissance. The people with name Kumush are very unique, and it is a very rare name. The name Kumush goes good with names Rachel and Anastasia. The characteristics go well together, so if you have a daughter want to name her silings Rachel or Anastasia
kunishka
A girl with this name is very bubbly,cheerful and extremely shy, never gets angry but when she does, run because you dont wanna be around her when shes mad. Extremely energetic but additionally procrastinates. She's a very determined and diligent person. Fun, Kind and Understanding. Anyone would be lucky to have a Kunishka as their friend, as they spoil you when they are your friend. So if you have a friend Kunishka you don’t realize how lucky you are and never take her for granted. You will be sorry if you ever lose her.
kunishka by Nelly_nells66 January 20, 2018
Kunsh
A straight up specimen of perfection. Perhaps the most handsome, charming, a little cunning, funny, caring and definitely the most genius person you’ll ever meet. His words cast a spell on the listener while his eyes calmly caress your soul. If he loves you, he would never forget you or let you down. But in the opposite scenario, it’ll be better to beg for death to sway.
Never seen a Kunsh in my life, I wonder if anybody is lucky enough to catch a glimpse of him in a dream.
Kunsh by Satyevachan April 14, 2021
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