Kama Sutra

Kama Sutra

See also: Kamasutra

English

Etymology

From Sanskrit कामसूत्र (kā́ma-sūtra).

Proper noun

Kama Sutra

1. A Sanskrit treatise (sutra) setting forth rules for sensuous and sensual pleasure, love, and marriage in accordance with Hindu law.

Translations

Sanskrit treatise

Arabic: كَامَاسُوتْرَا‎ f (kamasutrā) Bengali: কামসূত্র (kamôsūtrô) Burmese: ကာမသုတ် (kama.sut) Chinese: Mandarin: 欲經／欲经 (Yùjīng) Esperanto: Kamasutro Finnish: Kamasutra French: Kâmasûtra (fr) m Greek: Κάμα Σούτρα (el) f (Káma Soútra) Gujarati: કામસૂત્ર (kāmsūtra) Hebrew: קאמה סוטרה‎ Hindi: कामसूत्र (hi) (kāmasūtr) Hungarian: Kámaszútra (hu) Japanese: カーマ・スートラ (Kāma-Sūtora) Korean: 카마수트라 (Kamasuteura) Malayalam: കാമസൂത്രം (ml) (kāmasūtraṃ) Persian: کاما سوترا‎ (Kâmâ Sutrâ) Portuguese: Kama Sutra m Romanian: Kama Sutra f Russian: Камасу́тра (ru) f (Kamasútra) Sanskrit: कामसूत्र (sa) n (kā́ma-sūtra) Tamil: காம சூத்திரம் (kāma cūttiram) Telugu: కామసూత్ర (te) (kāmasūtra) Thai: กามสูตร (gaammásòot) Urdu: کاما سترا‎ (kāma-sūtrā)

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Portuguese

Proper noun

Kama Sutra m

1. Kama Sutra (Sanskrit treatise)

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Romanian

Proper noun

Kama Sutra f

1. Kama Sutra