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kāmukī

 The Sanskrit word "kāmukī" (कामुकी) refers to "lustful 

or desirous woman," derived from the root word "kāma," 

meaning desire or love.


Meaning and Etymology



Grammatical Notes


Declension
Being feminine noun, "kāmukī" follows standard feminine 
declension patterns in Sanskrit. Example:


Cultural and Literary Context



tataḥ

 The Sanskrit transliteration "tataḥ" can be 

accurately written in Devanagari as "ततः"

The Sanskrit word "tataḥ" primarily translates to "then," 
"thereafter," "from that," or "thence," depending on context; 
it is an adverb often used to indicate sequence, 
consequence, or place.

General Meanings












Examples from Literature



Grammatical Note




anirmala

  Anirmala (अनिर्मल) in Sanskrit means “dirty, impure, foul, or turbid”; it is the negation of the word Nirmala, which means pure or clean. ...