- devá-kāma
- देवकाम
Indonesian dictionary. 2014.
devá-kāma
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Kamadeva — For other meanings, see kama (disambiguation) and Deva (Hinduism). Kamadeva Hindu god of love Devanagari काम देव … Wikipedia
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