History:

The name likely comes from the Sanskrit word "tush," meaning "to satisfy" or "to please." Parents probably chose this name hoping their child would bring joy. This lack of a specific story makes this name even more special, allowing each person with this name to create their own meaning.

This names roots are diverse, leading to a wide variety of languages among those who share it. Hindi and Marathi are likely prominent, given its popularity in India. Gujarati and other Indian languages are also possibilities. Outside India, it might appear in South Asian communities, so English and other languages from those areas could be included.