Muska (disambiguation)

Muska (disambiguation): Muska or Muisca may refer to;

People

Muisca (mU-IskA), a nation of the Chibchan-speaking culture in Colombia

Muska, one of the sons of Japheth (Hebrew. יפת, Latin Iafeth, Arabic: يافث)

Chad Muska, American professional skateboarder

Marija "Muska" Babitzin, Finnish singer

Other

Muisca (beetle), a checkered beetle genus

Musk, a substance with a penetrating odor obtained from a gland of the male musk deer

Muska, a small triangular object in Turkish folkore which was believed to give luck to people

any object with the same shape, e.g. muska böreği, a samosa-like börek pastry in a triangular shape

Muska, the Hungarian name for Muşca village, Lupşa Commune, Alba County, Romania

Muska, the Slavic toponym for Kudunia

Muska voda, a 1968 Yugoslavian film

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