Meaning and history
Kamila is the feminine form of Kamil in several Slavic languages and a regional counterpart of Camilla. Its deeper origin is usually connected with the ancient Roman family name Camillus, a term for a young ceremonial attendant. Polish athlete Kamila Skolimowska and Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva are notable bearers.
20062006: 308 births, rank #864
2007: 394 births, rank #740
2008: 539 births, rank #572
2009: 588 births, rank #515
2010: 716 births, rank #433
20112011: 736 births, rank #424
2012: 862 births, rank #362
2013: 851 births, rank #367
2014: 795 births, rank #405
2015: 996 births, rank #328
20162016: 978 births, rank #341
2017: 1,104 births, rank #293
2018: 1,234 births, rank #267
2019: 1,321 births, rank #238
2020: 1,348 births, rank #214
20212021: 1,319 births, rank #228
2022: 1,383 births, rank #213
2023: 1,198 births, rank #258
2024: 1,088 births, rank #292
20252025: 851 births, rank #355
Kamila moved from #292 to #357 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2022, with 1,383 births.