kɑːmə

Definitions

1. noun

In Hindu mythology, a type of pleasure garden or paradise, often associated with sensual delights and erotic pleasure.

“The ancient temple was said to lead to a kama, a place of ultimate pleasure and bliss.”

2. noun

A type of bow or bow-like structure used in ancient India, typically made of wood or bamboo.

“The archaeologists discovered an ancient kama, a wooden bow used by the warriors of old.”

3. noun

In some Eastern cultures, a type of ornamental or decorative structure, often used to support plants or flowers.

“The traditional garden featured a beautiful kama, a wooden support for the blooming flowers.”