General
acushla
What does acushla mean?
A tender term of endearment for a beloved person. From 'a chuisle mo chroí' (pulse of my heart).
"There now, acushla, don't be crying."
Origin
Anglicisation of Irish 'a chuisle' (O pulse), often extended to 'acushla machree'.
Frequently asked questions
What does acushla mean?
It's an Irish endearment meaning 'my pulse' or 'darling', a tender way to address someone you love.
Where does acushla come from?
It's an anglicisation of the Irish 'a chuisle' (O pulse), often extended to 'acushla machree', meaning pulse of my heart.
When would you say acushla?
You'd use it affectionately or comfortingly, as in 'There now, acushla, don't be crying.'
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