Kuschel.
a surname; variant form Koschel
Meaning & usage
a surname; variant form Koschel
Where this word comes from
* From Middle High German kuscheln (“to cuddle, snuggle”), from Old High German koschen. * From Kusch + -el (diminutive suffix). * Borrowed from Yiddish קושל (kushl), pet form of יקותיאל (yekusiel). * Borrowed from Czech Kužel, from kužel (“distaff, cone”).
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