Cush
kush is attested as a proper name in the setting of a prayer for refuge and rescue.
The available occurrence shows kush as a proper noun in Psalm 7:1; the APB presents the verse as a plea to the LORD for refuge, salvation, and rescue, without making the name's specific contribution visible.
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Proper-name occurrence · dominant
In Psalm 7:1, the form is tagged as a proper noun. The APB renders the verse as a prayer, “O LORD my God, in you I have sought refuge; save me from all who pursue me, and rescue me,” but does not provide an identifiable English correspondence for the name.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 7:1, the APB renders the surrounding verse as a plea for refuge and rescue, but the translation does not visibly render the proper name as a distinct English expression.