Origin and Meaning of Kimbra

A unique feminine name, often interpreted as a combination of 'Kim' and 'Bram,' where 'Kim' is derived from Old English meaning 'royal' and 'Bram' is a short form of Abraham, meaning 'father of multitudes'.

Origin: English - Kimbra is primarily a modern name that has been popularized in recent years. It can be seen as a variant of Kimberley or related to Kymber, which has roots in the Old English language.

• Kimbra gained popularity as a name in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly in English-speaking countries, but remains relatively uncommon.
• Though primarily used in English-speaking cultures, Kimbra has been adopted in other countries, sometimes spelled differently or combined with other names.
• New Zealand singer Kimbra Johnson, known for her collaboration with Gotye on the hit 'Somebody That I Used to Know', has contributed to the name's visibility in popular culture.
• Kimbra has seen fluctuating trends in popularity but remains outside the top 1000 names in the United States, indicating it is still relatively unique.
• Variations of Kimbra include Kimber, Kim, and Kymber, all sharing similar phonetic and stylistic elements.