Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Ravishing Nymph of desire and love; She Whose form is totally entrancing; She Who is luminous as the lightning; beautiful and blissful Goddess of spring, love and sexually passionate nights; She Whose movements are quick and Whose glances are penetrating; She Whose breath is like the perfume-laden spring breezes of the south; She Whose breasts project like a pair of golden lotus-buds.
In a mortal form She was a cook.
To Whom Sacred: lotus-buds; fish (in the belly of which, while She was cook, She found the infant Kama after he'd been annihilated by Siva, and reborn); gazelle (with which Her eyes are compared); blue-black beetles (to which Her nipples are compared); perhaps peacock (symbol of impatient desire); south wind (which arouse in the heart the yearning for love); cymbal (which She sometimes holds).
Male Associates: Consort: Kama. God of love.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• One of the Apsaras, {Suspended-Waters}, Whose are linked with Urvasi, ----.
• Also called: Kelikila, Wanton, below.
• Also called: Mayavati, Deceiver, Who is linked with Maya, Wonderful-Skillful-One.
• She is also called Ragalata, R*G1L1T1, Vine-of-Love.
• Hindustani Rati, Delight-Giver, is probably the origin of Balinese Rati, Erotic-Delight, below.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• This name seems to bear resemblance to the first part of the name of Babylonian Kilili-Mushritu, She-Who-Leans-Out-Invitingly.
• Epithet of Hindustani Rati, Delight-Giver, above.

Geography/Culture: Balinese.
Description: Motherly principle of the Universe; Goddess of life, fertility and love; All nourishing breasts, ever pregnant womb; Ambivalent, ambiguous one, sheer nature.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Probably a form of Hindustani Rati, Delight-Giver, above.