Camila

  • Origin
    Latin
  • Meaning
    The name Camila often carries connotations of strength, grace, and devotion. It reflects the characteristics of a wise and confident woman.
  • Variations
    Kamila, Kamilla, Camilla, Kamelah, Camille
  • Similar names
    Isabella, Sofia, Emilia, Valentina, Gabriela
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  • Camila, a name of Latin origin, carries a timeless charm and elegance that has captivated parents worldwide. Meaning "attendant" or "acolyte," Camila is a name rich in history and symbolism. This name's feminine essence reflects the strength and grace often associated with wise and confident women. As a versatile name, it has found popularity in various cultures, particularly in Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian-speaking regions. Camila's allure lies not only in its melodious sound but also in its ease of pronunciation and memorable nature. With a range of endearing nicknames like Cami, Mila, and Millie, it becomes a name that grows with its bearer, adapting to various life stages. Inspired by real-life influencers like Camila Cabello and Camila Mendes, and beloved fictional characters such as Camille Preaker and Camilla Macaulay, this name embodies a spirit of creativity, resilience, and individuality. Whether seeking a name that honors tradition or celebrates modernity, Camila remains an enchanting choice that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on those who encounter it.
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