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Cushite

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Cush 1  (ksh, ksh)
In the Bible, the oldest son of Ham.

Cush 2 also Kush  (ksh, ksh)
1. An ancient region of northeast Africa where the biblical descendants of Cush settled. It is often identified with Ethiopia.
2. An ancient kingdom of Nubia in northern Sudan. It flourished from the 11th century b.c. to the 4th century a.d., when its capital fell to the Ethiopians.

Cushite adj. & n.

cush  (ksh)
n. Chiefly Southern U.S.
A dish made by frying or boiling cornmeal or crumbled cornbread with grease and often other ingredients such as pieces of meat or onion.


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Felder considers the story of the racist remarks of Miriam and Aaron toward the Cushite wife of Moses.
The Bible describes a conversation between Miriam and Aaron in which they criticize Moses because of the Cushite woman he had married.
Numbers 12 describes her in conjunction with her brother, Aaron, as having "spoken up against Moses because of the Cushite woman he had married" (Num 12:1).
 
 
 
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