# कुश (kuśa)

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कुश (kuśa) is a Sanskrit word meaning grass, darbha, name of a son of Vasu Uparicara, belonging to the founder of Kushathali, a son of Balakashva, a son of Suhotra. Its 43 recorded definitions are grouped into 12 contexts, among them Proper Name of an Individual, Sacred or Ritual Grass, Adjective: Wicked, Mad, Depraved.

- **Etymology:** E. कु the earth, शीङ् to sleep or rest, and ड affix, or कु bad, and शो to destroy, again कुश to embrace or to enfold, and क aff — E. ku the earth, śīṅ to sleep or rest, and ḍa affix, or ku bad, and śo to destroy, again kuśa to embrace or to enfold, and ka aff
- **SLP1:** `kuSa`  **IAST:** kuśa  **Devanagari:** कुश
- **Wikipedia:** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kusha_%28Ramayana%29
- **Declensions:** 48 forms — https://sanskritlexicon.com/word/kusha/declensions.md
- **Other headwords romanised the same way:** कुशा (kuśā), कुष (kuṣa)

## Meanings by context

### Proper Name of an Individual (14 definitions)
- Name of a son of Vasu Uparicara  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > N. of a son of Vasu Uparicara, Harivaṃśa (Title) 1806 [ ID=53299 ]
- belonging to the founder of Kushathali  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of the founder of Kuśathalī, SkandaP. [ ID=53300 ]
- a son of Balakashva  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a son of Balākāśva (grandson of Balāka, father of Kuśāmba or Kuśa-nābha), R.; Bhāgavata-purāṇa (Title) ix, 19, 4 [ ID=53301 ]
- a son of Suhotra  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a son of Suhotra ( cf. काश (kāśa) ), BhP. [ ID=53302 ]
- of a son of Vidarbha  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a son of Vidarbha, ib. [ ID=53303 ]
- a son of Rama  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a son of Rāma ( cf. कुशीलव (kuśīlava) ), Harivaṃśa (Title) 822; BhP.; Raghuvaṃśa (Title) xvi, 72 [ ID=53304 ]
- a son of Lava and king of Kashmir  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > of a son of Lava (king of Kaśmīra), Rājataraṃgiṇī (Title) i, 88 [ ID=53305 ]
- A son of Rama and Sita, born in Valmiki's hermitage and father of Atithi, who ruled the Kosala kingdom from Kushasthali.  
  *The Purana Index*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 1-411 ] Kuśa (I) — a son of Rāma, born in Vālmikī's āśrama and brought up by the sage. Father of Atithi. 1 Ruled over Kosala kingdom from its capital Kuśasthalī. 2 [ Footnote: 1) Bhā. IX. 11. 11; 12. 1; M. 12-51; Vi. 4. 104-5.] [ Footnote: 2) Br. III. 63. 198; Vi. 88. 198-9.] [ ID=3296 ]
- a son of Ajaka and father of four sons including Kushambu  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Kuśa (II) — a son of Ajaka; father of four sons, Kuśāmbu and others. Bhā. IX. 15. 4. [ ID=3297 ]
- a son of Suhotra and father of Prati  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Kuśa (III) — a son of Suhotra and father of Prati. Bhā. IX. 17. 3, 16. [ ID=3298 ]
- a son of Vidarbha  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Kuśa (IV) — a son of Vidarbha. Bhā. 24. 1. [ ID=3299 ]
- the son of Balakashva and father of Kaushamba and three other sons  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Kuśa (V) — the son of Balākāśva. Father of Kauśāmba and three other sons. Br. III. 66. 31-2; Vi. IV. 7. 8. [ ID=3300 ]
- a son of Caidyoparicara  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Kuśa (VI) — a son of Caidyoparicara (Vidyoparicara- Vā P. ). M. 50. 27; Vā. 99. 202. [ ID=3301 ]
- a son of Gaya and father of four sons versed in the Vedas  
  *The Purana Index*
  > Kuśa (VII) — a son of Gaya and father of four sons, all versed in the Vedas. Vā. 91. 61-2. [ ID=3302 ]

### Sacred or Ritual Grass (13 definitions)
- grass  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (H1) [Printed book page 296,3] कुश (kuśa) अस् (as), m. grass, ŚBr.; ŚāṅkhŚr.; KātyŚr.; ĀśvGṛ. [ ID=53295 ]
- darbha  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (the Brāhmaṇas commonly call it दर्भ (darbha) ) [ ID=53296 ]
- the sacred grass used in religious ceremonies  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > the sacred grass used at certain religious ceremonies ( Poa cynosuroides, a grass with long pointed stalks), Mn.; Yājñ.; MBh. &c. [ ID=53297 ]
- grass, especially sacrificial grass  
  *Macdonell Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 071-2 ] कुश (kuśa) kuś-á, m. grass, esp. sacrificial grass; N. : -nābha, m. N.. [ ID=6116 ]
- 1. Wicked or depraved. 2. Mad or inebriate. 3. Sacrificial grass. 4. The yoke of a plough. 5. A son of Rama. 6. A major division of the universe. 7. A rope. 8. A plant. 9. Water. 10. A ploughshare. 11. Wrought iron. 12. A bridle or horse's head rope.  
  *Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > क (ka) ु (ku) श (kuśa) mfn. ( - शः (-śaḥ)- श (-śaḥ-śa) ा - शं (-śaṃ) (-śaḥ-śā-śaṃ) ) 1 Wicked, depraved. 2 Mad, inebriate. mn. ( - शः (-śaḥ)- श (-śaḥ-śa) ) A species of grass used in many solemn and religious observances, hence called sacrificial grass, ( Poa cynosuroides.) m. ( - शः (-śaḥ) ) 1 The yoke of a plough. 2 A proper name, one of the sons of RĀMA. 3 One of the great Dvīpas or divisions of the universe, surrounded by the sea of spirituous liquor. f. ( - शा (-śā) ) 1 A rope. 2 A plant, commonly Maükāṭha. n. ( - शं (-śaṃ) ) Water. ( - शी (-śī) ) 1 A ploughshare. 2 Wrought iron. mf. ( - शः (-śaḥ)- श (-śaḥ-śa) ी (-śaḥ-śī) ) A bridle, a horse's head rope. E. क (ka) ु (ku) the earth, शीङ् (śīṅ) to sleep or rest, and ड (ḍa) affix, or क (ka) ु (ku) bad, and शो (śo) to destroy, again क (ka) ु (ku) श (kuśa) to embrace or to enfold, and क (ka) aff. [ ID=11040 ]
- 1. Sacrificial grass. 2. Yoke of a plough. 3. Water. 4. Rope. 5. Ploughshare or wrought iron. 6. A bridle. 7. Weak or mad.  
  *Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 200-a ] कुश (kuśa) ( शः - शं ) ((śaḥ-śaṃ)) 1. m. n. Sacrificial grass. m. Yoke of a plough. n. Water. f. ( शा (śā) ) Rope. ( शी (śī) ) ploughshare; wrought iron. ( शः - शी (śī) (śaḥ-śī) ) 1. m. 3. f. A bridle. a. Weak; mad. [ ID=10485 ]
- 1. A sacred grass used in religious ceremonies. 2. The elder son of Rama.  
  *Vaidya Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 198-29 ] कुश (kuśa) (I) m. 1. A kind of grass held sacred and used in religious ceremonies, R. i.49, 95, M. ii.43; 2. name of the elder son of Rāma. (See App. II.) [ ID=9933 ]
- 1. Wicked or depraved. 2. Mad or intoxicated. 3. Sacrificial grass. 4. The yoke of a plough. 5. A son of Rama. 6. A major division of the universe. 7. A rope. 8. A plant. 9. Water. 10. A ploughshare. 11. Wrought iron. 12. A bridle or horse's head rope.  
  *Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > क (ka) ु (ku) श (kuśa) mfn. ( - शः (-śaḥ)- शा (-śā)- शं (-śaṃ) (-śaḥ-śā-śaṃ) ) 1. Wicked, deprave. 2. Mad, inebriate. mn. ( - शः (-śaḥ)- शं (-śaṃ) (-śaḥ-śaṃ) ) A species of grass used in many solemn and religious observances, hence called sacrificial grass, (Poa cynosuroides.) m. ( - शः (-śaḥ) ) 1. The yoke of a plough. 2. A proper name, one of the sons of RAMA. 3. One of the great Dwipas or divisions of the universe, surrounded by the sea of spirituous liquor. f. ( - शा (-śā) ) 1. A rope. 2. A plant, commonly Maukatha. n. ( - शं (-śaṃ) ) Water. f. ( - शी (śī) (-śī) ) 1. A ploughshare. 2. Wrought iron. mf. ( - शः (-śaḥ)- शी (śī) (-śī) (-śaḥ-śī) ) A bridle, a horse's head rope. E. क (ka) ु (ku) the earth. शी (śī) ञ् (śīñ) to sleep or rest, and ड (ḍa) affix, or क (ka) ु (ku) bad, and शी (śī) to destroy, again क (ka) ु (ku) श (kuśa) ् (kuś) to embrace or enfold, and क (ka) aff. [ ID=11034 ]
- 1. Sacrificial grass. 2. A proper name. 3. One of the great divisions of the universe.  
  *Benfey Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 0199-a ] कुश (kuśa) kuśa, I. m. and n. The sacri- ficial grass, Poa cynosuroides, Man. 2, 43. II. m. 1. A proper name, Rām. 1, 34, 1. 2. One of the great dvīpas or divisions of the universe, Bhāg. P. 5, 1, 32. [ ID=3622 ]
- 1. Sacred grass used in religious ceremonies. 2. A little peg serving as a mark.  
  *Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 126 ] कुश (kuśa) m. grass, esp. the sacred grass used at cert. rel. ceremonies. —f. कुश (kuśa) ा (kuśā) & कुश (kuśa) ी (kuśī) a little peg, serving as a mark. [ ID=8108 ]
- Grass, especially the sacred grass used in religious rituals.  
  *Lanman's Sanskrit Reader Vocabulary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 142-b ] kuśá, m. grass; esp. the sacred grass, Poa cynosuroides, with long stalks and numerous pointed leaves. [ ID=1160 ]
- 1. Sacred grass used at religious ceremonies. 2. A rope made of Kuśa grass used for connecting a plough. 3. Name of several princes, including a son of Vasu Uparicara, a son of Rama, and others. 4. One of the great divisions of the universe surrounded by the sea of liquefied butter. 5. A plank for covering anything. 6. A piece of wood. 7. A horse's bridle. 8. Name of a plant. 9. Water. 10. Wicked, depraved, mad, or inebriate.  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1872)*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 0242-a ] कुश (kuśa) kuśa, as, m. (used in Sūtra works, but the word darbha is more common in the Brāh- maṇas), grass, especially the sacred grass used at certain religious ceremonies (i. e. Poa Cynosuroides, a grass with long stalks and numerous pointed leaves); a rope made of Kuśa grass used for connecting the yoke of a plough with the pole; N. of a son of Vasu Upa- ricara; of a soñ of Balākāśva, grandson of Balāka, father of Kuśāmba and Kuśanābha; of a son of Su- hotra [cf. kāśa ]; of a son of Vidarbha; of a son of Rāma; of a son of Lava, king of Kaśmīra; one of the great Dvīpas or divisions of the universe, surrounded by the sea of liquified butter; ( ā ), f. a plank for Page0242-b+ 79 covering anything; a piece of wood; a horse's bridle; N. of a plant, commonly called Madhukarkaṭikā; ( ī ), f. a sort of boat or ladle used in making libations; wrought iron; a ploughshare; a pod of cotton; ( am ), n. water; ( as, ā, am ), wicked, depraved; mad, inebriate. —Kuśa-cīra, am, n. a garment made of Kuśa grass; ( as, ā, am ), covered with a garment made of Kuśa grass; ( ā ), f., N. of a river. —Kuśa- dvīpa, as, m., N. of one of the seven large Dvīpas or divisions of the universe. —Kuśa-dhārā, f., N. of a river. —Kuśa-dhvaja, as, m., N. of a prince, a son of Hrasva-roman; also a grandson of the latter; N. of a grandson of Vṛṣadhvaja. —Kuśa-nagara, am, n., N. of the town in which Śākya-muni died. —Kuśa- nābha, as, m., N. of a son of Kuśa. —Kuśa-netra, as, m., N. of a Daitya. —Kuśa-puṣpa, am, n., N. of a plant ( = granthi-parṇa ), a perfume so called. —Kuśa-plavana, am, n., N. of a Tīrtha. —Kuśa- muṣṭi, is, is, i, having the hand full of sacrificial grass. —Kuśa-lava, au, m. du. the two sons of Rāma, called Kuśa and Lava. —Kuśa-vat, ān, atī, at, covered with Kuśa grass; ( tī ), f., N. of a town. —Kuśa-vāri, n. water in which Kuśa grass has been soaked. —Kuśa-vindu, avas, m. pl., N. of a people. —Kuśa-vīrā, f., N. of a river; (a various reading for kuśa-cīrā. ) —Kuśa-stamba, as, m. a heap of Kuśa grass; N. of a Tīrtha; N. of a prince. —Kuśa-stava, as, m. a bundle of Kuśa grass. —Kuśa-sthala, am, n. an epithet of the town Kānyakubja; ( ī ), f. an epithet of the town Dvārakā. —Kuśa-hasta, as, ā, am, having Kuśa grass in the hand or in the paw (as applied to the tiger in the Hitopadeśa). —Kuśākara (°śa-āk°), as, m. fire (the sacrificial fire being made upon a tuft of the Kuśa grass). —Kuśākṣa (°śa-ak°), as, m. a monkey, an ape. —Kuśāgra (°śa-ag°), am, n. the sharp point of a blade of the Kuśa grass; ( as ), m., N. of a prince, the son of Bṛhadratha; ( as, ā, am ), sharp, shrewd, intelligent. —Kuśāgra-buddhi, is, is, i, sharp as the point of Kuśa grass, shrewd, intelligent; ( is ), f. shrewdness, subtlety; also similar compounds, as kuśā- gra-dhī, &c. —Kuśāgrīya, as, ā, am, sharp as the point of Kuśa grass, subtile, penetrating. —Kuśā- grīya-mati, is, is, i, of subtile intellect, subtile, sharp-sighted, intelligent, possessing mental acumen; also other similar compounds, as kuśāgrīya-dhī, kuśāgrīya-buddhi, &c. —Kuśāṅkura (°śa-aṅ°), as, m. a blade of sacrificial grass. —Kuśāṅgurīya or kuśāṅgurīyaka (°śa-aṅ°), am, n. a ring of Kuśa grass worn at religious ceremonies. —Kuśāraṇi (°śa- ar°), is, m. ‘one who may be irritated by a Kuśa blade,’ epithet of the sage Durvāsas, famous for his irascibility. —Kuśā-vatī, f., N. of a town, the resi- dence of Kuśa, son of Rāma. —Kuśāvarta (°śa- āv°), as, m., N. of a Tīrtha, or passage of the Gan- ges, personified as a son of Ṛṣabha. —Kuśāśva (°śa-aś°), as, m., N. of a prince. —Kuśāsana (°śa- ās°), am, n. a small mat of sacrificial grass on which a Brāhman sits when performing his devo- tion. —Kuśe-śaya, as, ā, am, lying in grass or in water; ( as ), m. a kind of tree, = karṇikāra; the Indian crane; N. of a mountain in Kuśa-dvīpa; ( am ), n. ‘lying in water,’ a water-lily, a lotus. —Kuśeśaya- kara, as, m. the sun. —Kuśottara (°śa-ut°), as, ā, am, covered with sacrificial grass. —Kuśodaka (°śa-ud°), am, n. water in which Kuśa grass has been infused; ( ā ), f., N. of a deity. [ ID=15415 ]
- 1. Sacred grass. 2. Grass.  
  *The Vedic Index of Names and Subjects*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 1-173 ] Kuśa, a word later denoting the ‘sacred grass’ ( Poa cyno- suroides ), is taken by the St. Petersburg Dictionary to mean simply ‘grass’ in the passages of the Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa in which it occurs. ^1) ii. 5, 2, 15; iii. 1, 2, 16; v. 3, 2, 7, etc. Kuśā and Kuśī occur in Maitrā- yaṇī Saṃhitā, iv. 5, 7; Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa, iii. 6, 2, 9; Taittirīya Brāhmaṇa, i. 5, 10, 1. 2, 7, apparently denoting pins of wood or metal, used as a mark in a special mode of recita- tion. [ ID=664 ]

### Adjective: Wicked, Mad, Depraved (2 definitions)
- wicked, depraved  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > कुश (kuśa) mfn. wicked, depraved, L. [ ID=53315 ]
- mad, inebriate  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > कुश (kuśa) n. mad, inebriate, L. [ ID=53316 ]

### Kuśadvīpa (a cosmic division) (2 definitions)
- one of the great divisions of the universe  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > one of the great Dvīpas or divisions of the universe (surrounded by the sea of liquefied butter), Bhāgavata-purāṇa (Title) v, 1, 32; VP. [ ID=53306 ]
- One of the islands of the world, three times the size of the Suroda, surrounded by a sea of ghee, and named after a divine cluster of grass.  
  *The Purana Index*
  > [Printed book page 1-412 ] Kuśa (VIII) — (Kuśadvīpa, Kumudadvīpam?) — thrice the Suroda in size surrounded by Ghṛtoḍa (sea of Ghee) (milk ocean- M.P. ). Its name comes from a shining divine cluster of grass in it. Its king was a son of Priyavrata, Hīraṇyaretas, who divided it among his seven sons. Here Agni is worshipped. 1 Jyotiṣmat, its first king divided it among his seven sons. Their names, and the names of hills and rivers described. 2 A tīrtham sacred to Kuśodakā 3 in the neighbourhood of Jambūdvīpa; 4 of different villages and the residence of Kumuda the wily sister of Mahādeva. 5 [ Footnote: 1) Bhā. V. 1. 32; 20. 13-17; M. 122. 49; Vā. 33. 12; 49. 47-58.] [ Footnote: 2) Br. II. 14. 12-30; 19. 52-64.] [ Footnote: 3) M. 13. 50.] [ Footnote: 4) Vā. 48. 14. 34.] [ Footnote: 5) Ib. 48. 34-35.] [ ID=3303 ]

### Pin or Mark for Recitation (2 definitions)
- a small pin or piece of wood used as a mark in recitation  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (H1B) [Printed book page 297,1] कुशा (kuśā) ( आ (ā) ), f. ( Pāṇini (Author) viii, 3, 46 ) a small pin or piece of wood (used as a mark in recitation), Lāṭyāyana (Author) ii, 6, 1 and 4 [ ID=53307 ]
- a small pin used as a mark in recitation  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (H1B) [Printed book page 297,1] कुशी (kuśī) ( ई (ī) ), f. (= कुशा (kuśā) ) a small pin (used as a mark in recitation and consisting of wood [ Maitrāyaṇī-saṃhitā (Title) iv ] or of metal [ Taittirīya-brāhmaṇa (Title) i; Śatapatha-brāhmaṇa (Title) iii ]) [ ID=53311 ]

### Related Verb Roots (2 definitions)
- 1. To embrace or enfold. 2. To take out or remove. 3. To shine.  
  *Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 235 ] कुश (kuśa) ( इर (ira) ) कुश (kuśa) ि (kuśi) र (kuśira) r. 4th cl. ( कुश (kuśa) ्यति (kuśyati) ) 1 To embrace, to enfold. 2 To take out or from. ( इः (iḥ) ) कुश (kuśa) ि (kuśi) r. 1st and 10th cl. ( कुंशति (kuṃśati) कुंशयति (kuṃśayati) ) To shine: see कुस (kusa). [ ID=11039 ]
- 1. To embrace or enfold. 2. To take out or from. 3. To shine.  
  *Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) [Printed book page 193-b ] कुश (kuśa)( इर ) कुश (kuśa) िर (kuśa(ira)kuśira) r. 4th cl. ( कुश (kuśa) ्यति (kuśyati) ) 1. To embrace, to enfold. 2. To take out or from. ( इ ) कुश (kuśa) ि ((i)kuśi) r. 1st and 10th cls. ( कुंशति कुंशयति (kuṃśati kuṃśayati) ) To shine: see कुस (kusa). [ ID=11033 ]

### Rope or Cord (2 definitions)
- a rope made of Kusa grass used for connecting the yoke of a plough with the pole  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > a rope (made of Kuśa grass) used for connecting the yoke of a plough with the pole, L. [ ID=53298 ]
- a cord  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > a cord ( cf. कशा (kaśā) ), L. [ ID=53308 ]

### Water (2 definitions)
- water  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > (H1B) [Printed book page 297,1] कुश (kuśa) ( अम् (am) ), n. water [ ID=53314 ]
- Water  
  *Vaidya Sanskrit-English Dictionary*
  > कुश (kuśa) (II) n. Water, as in कुश (kuśa) ेशय (kuśeśaya). [ ID=9934 ]

### Agricultural Implement (Ploughshare) (1 definition)
- a ploughshare  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > a ploughshare, L. [ ID=53312 ]

### Bridle (1 definition)
- a horse bridle  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > a horse's bridle ( cf. कशा (kaśā) ), L. [ ID=53309 ]

### Other Specific Plant (Madhu-karkaṭikā) (1 definition)
- a plant  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > N. of a plant (commonly Madhu-karkaṭikā), L. [ ID=53310 ]

### Pod of Cotton (1 definition)
- a pod of cotton  
  *Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)*
  > a pod of cotton, L. [ ID=53313 ]

## Sources

Definitions from Benfey Sanskrit-English Dictionary; Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary; Lanman's Sanskrit Reader Vocabulary; Macdonell Sanskrit-English Dictionary; Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1872); Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899); Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary; The Purana Index; The Vedic Index of Names and Subjects; Vaidya Sanskrit-English Dictionary; Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary; Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary.
Text from the Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon, University of Cologne.

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