Noun:

ବାରମ୍ବାର |, ବେଶ୍ୟା,

courtezans's Usage Examples:

Gaṇikā-vr̥tta-saṅgrahaḥ, or, Texts on courtezans in classical Sanskrit (Hośyārapure: Viśveśvarānandasaṃsthāna-prakāśanamaṇḍalam.

heroes on paper might degenerate into vagabonds in practice, Corinnas into courtezans.

promiscuous gallantry: with the portraits of the most celebrated demireps and courtezans of this period: as well as sketches of their professional and occasional.

Bernard of Marseilles, about the year 1272, for the reception of reformed courtezans.

The prostitutes and courtezans of Canton belonged to a special ethnic group, the so-called tanka (tan-chia.

observed Kabul had a lively red light district full of "professional courtezans [sic] or female singers and dancers, libidinous creatures whose lives.