Muska

Muska is a term with several meanings in different languages and contexts. In Turkish culture, muska refers to a talisman, amulet, or sigil believed to offer protection or luck. Traditional muskas may be worn as pendants or kept with personal items; they commonly feature inscriptions, symbols, or script and are encountered in folklore, jewelry, and decorative arts.

As a name, muska appears as a surname and occasionally as a given name in various regions, including parts of Europe and the Turkic-speaking world. Bearers come from diverse backgrounds, and the usage is not tied to a single lineage or language.

In modern contexts, muska may also be used as a nickname, stage name, or brand, reflecting the cultural associations of talismanic charms. The term’s flexibility means it can denote anything from personal identity to objects carrying symbolic or protective meanings, depending on context.

See also: Muska (disambiguation) for other uses.