| 释义 |
cush
I. \ˈku̇sh, ˈküsh\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: of African origin; akin to Hausa ku3sha1 thin cake made of peanuts, Efik kus3kus1 couscous, both from Arabic kuskus couscous
South : a dish of seasoned corn meal dough fried, baked with meat, or boiled in pot liquor
II. \ˈku̇sh\ noun
also cusha \-shə\
(plural cushes also cushas)
Etymology: probably from English dialect, a call to cows; akin to Old Norse kussi calf, German dialect kūse
dialect England : cow
III. \ˈku̇sh\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: origin unknown
slang : money
IV. \ˈku̇sh\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: Hindi kuś, love grass (Eragrostis cynosuroides), from Sanskrit kuśa grass, sacred grass; perhaps akin to Old Russian kustǔ bush, Lithuanian kuokštas
India : sorghum |