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The Kama Sutra, a Sanskrit text on human sexuality, uses the term tritiya-prakriti to define men with homosexual desires and describes their practices in great detail.[9] Likewise, the Kama Sutra describes lesbians (svairini, who engage in aggressive lovemaking with other women), bisexuals (referred to as kami or paksha), transgender and intersex people.[citation needed]