What is another word for Kaama?
Pronunciation: [kˈɑːmə] (IPA) 
Kaama is a Sanskrit word meaning desire or longing. Synonyms for Kaama include passion, craving, yearning, longing and aspiration. In Hindu mythology, Kaama is often personified as the god of love and depicted holding a bow made of sugarcane and arrows tipped with flowers. While Kaama can represent both positive and negative desires, the term is commonly associated with sensual pleasure and sexuality. The concept of Kaama is often depicted in ancient Indian art and literature, highlighting the importance of desire in human nature. Despite its association with desire, practicing self-control and detachment are often encouraged in Hindu philosophy to overcome the temptation of Kaama.
