IPA: //ˈtʌsɛ//
KK: /tʌsɛ/
A type of moth found in the East that is known for producing a brownish silk used in textiles.
The tusseh moth is important for silk production in some regions.
This word originates from Old English, meaning a type of small, soft, or furry animal, often used to refer to a young animal or a pet. The term reflects a sense of affection or endearment towards such creatures.
Think of a small, soft animal that you might find cute or cuddly — that's what 'tusseh' refers to.