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michylove
  May 12, 08, 23:01  #1
Hello,

I was wondering if someone could tell me that mushkina means in English.

Thank you!

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z_darius
  May 12, 08, 23:19  #2
doesn't sound like Polis at all.
Some options:

Mushkin(a) - Mushkin is a manufacturer of some computer related products such as memory, often used by overclockers. The "a" in brackets may be one of the grammatical cases, likely meaning Mushkin's.

muszki na - is how mushkina would be pronounced in Polish. Kinda fa fetched, but it might (just might) be it and then it would mean "little flies on..."

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polishgirltx
Edited by: polishgirltx  May 12, 08, 23:35  #3
isn't it Russian... ?

i don't think it's Polish....maybe a last name...

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michylove
  May 13, 08, 01:50  #4
Thank you to both of you! Lots of useful information.

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Michal
  May 13, 08, 08:07  #5
Mushkina is a girls Christian namer and is also the name of a graphic card company.

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