Origin and Meaning of Khamille

A variant of Camille, often associated with the meaning 'perfect' or 'attendant' in Latin.

Origin: French - Khamille is a modern spelling variation of Camille, which is derived from the Latin name Camillus, a term used in ancient Rome for a youth of noble birth who performed duties to the priests.

• Khamille is less commonly used than its traditional forms like Camille but has gained popularity as a unique and contemporary twist.
• While Camille has French origins, Khamille can also be found in various cultures that might adapt the name for stylistic preference.
• Notable bearers of the name Camille include the French artist Camille Pissarro and several fictional characters in literature and film.
• Popularity of Khamille has seen a slight increase in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, often seen as a more whimsical alternative to the classic Camille.
• Variations and related names include Kamila (Arabic), Kamilah, and Camille, each with differing cultural significance.