Kamasutra
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- noun
- /ˌkɑːməˈsuːtrə/
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Kamasutra
- The Kamasutra defines sex as not a mere contact of human skin to skin but an art of connecting body and soul.
Examples
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In the Kamasutra, various techniques for enhancing sensual pleasure are explored.
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And in Kamasutra there are many positions.
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When our bodies were in the positions of the Kamasutra--
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We're only up to chapter 11 in the Kamasutra.
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The kamasutra teaches us the many ways we use our body for love.
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The Kamasutra is an ancient text that offers guidance on love and relationships.
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Many people study the Kamasutra to learn about intimacy and connection.
Synonyms
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An old book from India that explains love, sex, and married life
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kamasutra comes from two Sanskrit parts: kama meaning 'desire' or 'love' and sutra meaning 'thread' or 'rule', and you may know sutra from the 'Yoga Sutra'. So Kamasutra is like a 'thread of rules' about love and pleasure, which is why it is a guide to sensual love and marriage.