Mushka
[ˈmuʃ.kə]Meaning
a term of endearment in Russian, often used to refer to someone dear or beloved
Background Story
The name 'Mushka' originates from Russian culture, often used to express affection. It is also associated with the character of a mouse in the classic children's story 'The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish' by Alexander Pushkin, serving as a representation of love and tenderness.
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