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Kush
कुश“Sacred grass; son of Lord Rama”
Kush is a name of Sanskrit origin, famously borne by one of the twin sons of Lord Rama and Sita in the Hindu epic Ramayana. The name refers to the Kusha grass (Desmostachya bipinnata), which is considered sacred in Vedic rituals and represents purity and resilience. It carries deep cultural significance as a symbol of lineage and righteousness in Indian tradition.
Kush in Indian languages
Pythagorean numerology 5 · The Free Spirit — in this tradition, the number is associated with traits such as adventurous, curious, adaptable and energetic.
Mithun rashi · Gemini — element Air, ruled by Mercury. Common naming sounds include Ka, Ki, Ku, Gha, Chha and Ke.
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Sanskrit name of sacred grass and son of Lord Rama in Ramayana.