Kamila
Meaning of Kamila
Kamila bursts onto the scene like confetti on a breeze—bright, quick, unforgettable. The name’s roots dig deep into Latin soil, where Camilla was a nimble temple helper, then twist through Polish streets as kah-MEE-lah and glide across English playgrounds as kuh-MEE-luh. In Arabic, it even beams with the meaning “perfect,” a sweet little bonus bow. Since the ’70s she’s been sprinting up the U.S. charts, leaping from single digits to more than a thousand babies a year, proof that parents feel her fiesta beat. She carries saintly calm, athlete grit, and pop-star sparkle all in one tiny suitcase. Say it out loud and the syllables shake like maracas before landing in that sunny “la.” For moms and dads who want a name that’s classic yet ready to salsa, Kamila is pure, glitter-dusted magic.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as kah-MEE-lah (/kaˈmila/)
American English
- Pronunced as kuh-MEE-luh (/kəˈmilə/)
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Notable People Named Kamila
| Kamila Valeryevna Valieva is a Russian figure skater who won the 2021 Rostelecom Cup and Skate Canada, the 2020 World Junior title, the 2019 Junior Grand Prix Final, and earned silver at the 2021 Russian nationals. |
| Kamila Tuszyńska is a narratologist, media studies researcher, and comics theorist with a PhD in the humanities. |
| Kamila Stösslová - Kamila Stosslova, a Czech woman, inspired composer Leos Janacek after they met in 1917 in Luhacovice, shaping his final decade. |
| Kamila Aliyeva is an Azerbaijani politician. |
