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Kamakshee 

Someone who is very attractive and very lovable, probably from Indian descent. A true prodigy, a good shoulder to cry on, spreads a lot of love to those she cares about and is a true blessing on Earth. It's really easy to fall in love with one. In Hindu mythology, Kamakshee refers to the one with loving eyes, she's the god of love, beauty and harmony.
e.g: "Bro that girl in the science class is a real Kamakshee"
Kamakshee by moonlightAry January 27, 2021
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Kamakshi 

usually a very attractive girl, from Indian decent. She usally is hyper, loves to make people laugh, express there inner toughs and laugh all the time. Kamakshi usually is random, but very intelligent. Kamakshis usually are good with Anthonys and are strong.
Kamakshi girl name, Indian girl
Kamakshi by person356276527 January 20, 2011

Kamaksha 

A girl with brown eyes and brown or black hair. She's sensual, appealing and beautiful. She has eyes full of desires and hardwork. She is Cooperative, adaptable, excellent partner, kind, balance, friendly, tactful and diplomatic. She doesn't care about the world. And tend to rule the world. She happens to be a great friend. She can put a wide smile on anyone's face just by being around them. If you don't have a kamaksha then what are you doing...go and find one.
Who's she?
She's kamaksha
Kamaksha by The unpopular person November 28, 2021

Kamakshi 

Translated from Indian means "Amazingness in a really short Indian" or "full of sexual desire" or "hawt". Known as a California girl Indian.
Kamakshi is an awesome friend.
Kamakshi by GalaxyPattern January 17, 2013

Kamaksha 

This girl is on Fire.
Look there she is coming Kamaksha...this girl is on fire...
Kamaksha by Love live laugh December 11, 2021

Kamakhya 

One of the oldest deity in India . Maa kamakhya has temples in India and has been worshipped since thousands of years .
It is believed that worshiping Maa Kamakhya has very good results in life of devotee .
She is very powerful deity and has equivalence of mother nature .
I have visited and worshipped Maa Kamakhya
Kamakhya by itscoolboy May 18, 2018
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