Meaning of the Sanskrit Word: kama
kāma—lust Bg 16.11-12, Bg 16.16, Bg 17.5-6, SB 3.25.16, Adi 4.164, Adi 4.165, Adi 4.171, Madhya 8.215, Antya 5.45-46
kāma—sense gratification SB 3.7.32, SB 3.9.7, SB 3.32.5, SB 4.22.34, SB 4.23.35, Adi 1.90
kāma—desires Bg 5.26, SB 3.9.40, SB 3.21.21, SB 3.23.13, SB 4.20.5
kāma—desire Bg 5.23, SB 1.8.35, SB 10.13.53, Antya 3.241
kāma—material desires SB 8.8.20, Madhya 22.140, Madhya 24.198
kāma—the desire. Adi 4.36-37, Madhya 1.282
kāma—desire for sense gratification Bg 4.19
kāma—passion Bg 7.11
kāma—lust and desire SB 1.2.19
kāma—desires for sense satisfaction SB 1.6.35
kāma—fulfillment of desires SB 1.9.28
kāma—necessities SB 1.10.4
kāma—to sensual pleasures SB 3.22.12
kāma—sexual pleasure SB 3.23.46
kāma—desiring SB 4.25.28
kāma—full of lust SB 4.27.5
kāma—of sense enjoyment SB 4.29.23-25
kāma—from lust SB 5.17.13
kāma—due to lusty desire SB 6.2.36-37
kāma—of sexual desire SB 6.9.9
kāma—by lusty desires SB 9.8.25
kāma—amorous love Adi 4.115
kāma—lust. Adi 4.162
kāma—Cupid Madhya 2.75
kāma—execution of the duty Madhya 19.23
kāma—all desires Madhya 21.97
kāma—a desire Madhya 21.104
kāma—of lusty desires Madhya 22.14-15
kāma—of lusty desires or Cupid Antya 1.151
kāma—business. Antya 8.46
kāma—satisfaction of the senses Antya 12.30
kāma—as Cupid Antya 17.57
kāma-dughaiḥ—yielding desire SB 3.15.16, SB 4.6.13, SB 4.6.28
kāma-kāmyayā—with a desire for sense gratification SB 9.4.18-20, Madhya 22.137-139
kāma-rūpiṇaḥ—who could assume any form they liked SB 3.2.30, SB 8.15.32
sarva-kāma—all desirables SB 4.18.26, SB 4.18.28
sarva-kāma—all desires SB 4.19.7, SB 6.19.19-20
agni-kāma—by the desire for fire SB 5.14.7
aiche kāma—such acts. Madhya 24.242
akhila-kāma-lampaṭā—although maintaining all kinds of material desire SB 5.18.21
apatya-kāmā—desirous of having a child SB 3.14.8
avidyā-kāma—by ignorance and lust SB 5.14.5
bhṛtya-kāma-kṛt—who is always ready to fulfill the desires of His servants SB 8.8.37
caitanyera kāma—all the desires of Lord Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu. Adi 5.156
śata-janera kāma—the work of hundreds of men. Madhya 12.114
chāḍi saba kāma—giving up all sorts of material desire. Madhya 24.218
dharma-artha-kāma-mokṣa—the four principles religiosity, economic development, sense gratification and liberation SB 4.8.41
dharma-kāma-artha-vimukti-kāmāḥ—persons who desire the four principles of religion, economic development, sense gratification and salvation SB 8.3.19
dharma-kāma-arthān—for religiosity and economic development Bg 18.34
hantu-kāmā—desirous to destroy SB 5.9.18
koṭi-kāma—ten million Cupids Adi 4.242-243
kāma chāḍi—giving up all desires for material enjoyment Madhya 22.41
kāma lāgi—for fulfillment of one's material desires Madhya 22.41
kāma-abhikāmam—desiring the sense objects SB 7.9.28
kāma-abhiniveśita—fully absorbed in sense gratification SB 1.18.45
kāma-adhvara—sacrifices for sense gratification (like Dakṣa-yajña, the sacrifices performed by Dakṣa) SB 8.7.32
kāma-agninā—by strong sex urges SB 3.9.8
kāma-analam—the blazing fire of lusty desires SB 7.9.25
kāma-anujena—by the younger brother of lust (anger) SB 3.15.31
kāma-arka-tapta-kumudinī—exactly like lilies becoming very hot in the sun of lusty desire Antya 19.38
kāma-bīje—by the spiritual seed of desire called klīm Madhya 8.138
kāma-bhoga—enjoyment of sense gratification SB 5.24.8
kāma-bhoge—to enjoy with Kṛṣṇa Madhya 21.116
kāma-bhogeṣu—in sense gratification (in gṛhastha life) SB 8.1.7
kāma-bhogān—the materials for sense gratification SB 4.25.37
kāma-bindubhiḥ—by small drops of clarified butter. SB 7.11.33-34
kāma-bāṇe—by the arrow of Cupid Madhya 8.115
kāma-śare—by the arrows of lust Antya 17.36
kāma-cāra-kriyāsu—of extravagance Madhya 24.69
kāma-cāriṇī—one who could move according to her own desire. SB 10.6.4
kāma-devam—the lusty desires. Madhya 13.79
kāma-devāt—from the hands of Cupid or lusty desire SB 6.8.17
kāma-dhenu—cows that can fulfill all desires Madhya 14.223
kāma-dhenu—of kāma-dhenu cows that can deliver unlimited milk Madhya 14.228
kāma-dhenu—of desire cows Madhya 15.179
kāma-dhiyaḥ—desires for sense gratification SB 6.16.39
kāma-dhuk—bestower. Bg 3.10
kāma-dhuk—supplying all the necessities SB 6.14.10
kāma-ditsayā—wishing to fulfill the desire SB 10.3.37-38
kāma-doṣe—the fault of lust. Adi 4.195
kāma-dugha—yielding all desires SB 3.21.15
kāma-dugha—fulfilling all desires SB-4.21.33
kāma-dugha-aṅghri-padmam—the lotus feet of the Lord, which can award all desired fruits SB 3.8.26
kāma-dughaḥ—source of all desires SB 3.1.34
kāma-dughān—which fulfill one’s desires SB 8.16.9
kāma-dughāḥ—fulfilling all desires SB 5.16.24
kāma-dughāḥ—which can deliver as much milk as one desires SB 7.4.16
kāma-dughāḥ—full of their respective opulences SB 9.10.52
kāma-dṛśām—of lusty women SB 7.6.17-18
kāma-īpsunā—with fruitive result Bg 18.24
kāma-gam—moving at will SB 3.23.12
kāma-gam—able to fly anywhere he desired SB 8.10.16-18
kāma-gandha—the slightest bit of lust Adi 4.172
kāma-gandha-hīna—without a trace of lust. Adi 4.197
kāma-gandha-hīna—without any scent of lust Adi 4.209
kāma-gandha-hīna—without a scent of material lust Antya 7.39
kāma-gena—which flew according to his desire SB 3.23.41
kāma-giriḥ—Kāmagiri SB 5.19.16
kāma-graha-grastaḥ—being haunted by the ghost of lusty desire SB 9.19.5-6
kāma-gāyatrī—hymns of desire Madhya 8.138
kāma-gāyatrī-mantra-rūpa—the hymn known as kāma-gāyatrī Madhya 21.125
kāma-haitukam—it is due to lust only. Bg 16.8
kāma-hatam—being defeated by lusty desires SB 7.15.32-33
kāma-hatasya—because of being victimized by lusty desires SB 9.19.13
kāma-hataḥ—conquered by lusty desires SB 3.21.16
kāma-hataḥ—being enchanted by lust SB 6.3.33
kāma-jñāna—understanding as Cupid Antya 17.57
kāma-karaṇḍaḥ—the storehouse of fruitive desire SB 5.14.4
kāma-karma-indriya-āśayaḥ—being under the influence of lusty desires and fruitive activities SB 9.8.26
kāma-karmabhiḥ—from fruitive activities. SB 1.9.23
kāma-krīḍā—pastimes of sexual enjoyment Madhya 8.187
kāma-krīḍā—lusty affairs Madhya 8.215
kāma-kāmaḥ—one who desires sense gratification SB 2.3.9
kāma-kāmī—one who desires to fulfill desires. Bg 2.70
kāma-kāmāḥ—desiring sense enjoyments Bg 9.21
kāma-kārataḥ—acting whimsically in lust Bg 16.23
kāma-kāreṇa—for enjoying the result of work Bg 5.12
kāma-lampaṭaḥ—a person who is very attached to lusty desires for bodily enjoyment SB 5.19.14
kāma-lavāya—for obtaining trivial pleasures SB 3.21.14
kāma-likhana—writing of letters disclosing the gopīs' attachment for Kṛṣṇa. Antya 1.140
kāma-liptena—decorated with turmeric to incite lusty desires SB 6.1.61
kāma-lobhena—impelled by lust and greed SB 7.15.16
kāma-madhu-lavān—little drops of honeylike sense gratification SB 5.14.22
kāma-maya—full of desire. Madhya 21.125
kāma-mohitaḥ—being deluded by lusty desires SB 5.26.26
kāma-mohitā—being illusioned by lust. SB 4.27.21
kāma-mūḍhaḥ—infatuated by lust SB 3.32.2
kāma-nirvāpaṇa—satisfaction of lust Madhya 8.116
kāma-nāma—the name "lust." Madhya 8.215
kāma-preme—in lust and love Adi 4.171
kāma-pūram—who fulfills all desires SB 8.12.47
kāma-pūraḥ—who fulfills everyone’s desire SB 7.9.52
kāma-rūpa-dharān—who could assume any form, according to their own desire SB 10.4.44
kāma-rūpam—the form of lust Bg 3.43
kāma-rūpeṇa—in the form of lust Bg 3.39
kāma-rūpiṇīm—very attractive to fulfill lusty desires. SB 4.25.21
kāma-sambhavaḥ—the rise of desire. SB 3.26.27
kāma-sandohāḥ—fulfilling one’s desirable objectives SB 4.21.23
kāma-santaptaḥ—being agitated by lusty desires SB 9.20.10
kāma-sukha—of sense gratification SB 4.29.54
kāma-timiṅgile—the transcendental Cupid in the form of timiṅgila fish Madhya 13.142
kāma-upabhoga—sense gratification Bg 16.11-12
kāma-upanayena—by satisfying SB 8.20.10
kāma-upasṛṣṭaḥ—being afflicted by all sorts of desires. SB 4.7.28
kāma-vaśam—influenced by lusty desires SB 9.10.27
kāma-varam—desired benediction SB 4.1.32
kāma-varam—the desired benediction SB 9.1.22
kāma-varaḥ—the benediction to have whatever he wanted SB 9.9.45
kāma-varān—all benedictions to fulfill desires SB 4.30.10
kāma-vivarjanāt—by giving up the objective of sense desire SB 7.15.22
kāma-yānā—is anxious to secure. SB 3.16.20
kāma-āśayam—full of lusty desires SB 7.11.33-34
kāma-āśayaḥ—pursuing different types of desires SB 4.29.30-31
kāma-ādīnām—of my masters such as lust, anger, greed, illusion and envy Madhya 22.16
kāma-ādi—for sense gratification SB 7.15.23
kāma-ādi—aspirations Madhya 24.96
kāma-ādi—material desires and so on Madhya 24.97
kāma-ādibhiḥ—by various lusty desires SB 7.15.35
kāma-ārtāyāḥ—of a woman very much bereaved because of sexual desire SB 9.9.35
kāma-ātmā—lusty SB 4.25.56
kāma-ātmānaḥ—desirous of sense gratification Bg 2.42-43
kāma-ātmānaḥ—aspiring for sense gratification SB 3.32.17
kāma-āturam—always full of different desires and lusty propensities SB 7.9.39
kānta-kāma—fulfilling one’s desires SB 9.11.31-34
kārya-kāma—occupational duties Madhya 19.22
manaḥ-kāma—the desires of the mind. Antya 11.90
mokṣa-kāma—desiring to become liberated Madhya 24.89
mokṣa-kāma—transcendentalists pursuing spiritual knowledge for liberation Madhya 24.95
nija-kāma—their own duty. Madhya 12.85
nija-kāma lāgiha—even for sense gratification Madhya 24.91
prajā-kāma—of a desire to have sons SB 6.14.37
pūrṇa-kāma—O Lord, whose desire is always fulfilled SB 6.19.4
rāja-kāma—government service. Madhya 20.38
sarva-kāma—all that we need SB 2.6.7
sarva-kāma—all kinds of desirable objects SB 4.27.14
sarva-kāma—of all material desires SB 10.2.10
sarva-kāma—all kinds of lusty desires. Madhya 8.180
sarva-kāma—all material desires Madhya 11.29-30
sarva-kāma—filled with all material desires Madhya 24.89
sarva-kāma—full of all material desires Madhya 24.218
sarva-kāma-vara-īśvarīm—because you are the best of the demigods who can fulfill all material desires SB 10.2.10
strī-kāma—O you who have lusty desires for women SB 9.18.36