Origin and Meaning of Pamila

All sweetness

Origin: English - Pamila is a variant of the name Pamela, which was created by poet Sir Philip Sidney in the 16th century. It is believed to be a combination of 'Pam' and the Greek word 'mela' meaning 'honey' or sweetness.

• Pamila is a less common variant of Pamela, which gained popularity in the English-speaking world through its literary origins.
• The name has seen usage primarily in English-speaking countries, but variations can exist in other cultures.
• Notable bearers of the name Pamela include the actress Pamela Anderson and the author Pamela S. Turner.
• While Pamela was very popular in the mid-20th century, Pamila has remained relatively rare, lacking significant trending popularity in recent years.
• Related variations include Pamela, Pam, and Pammie, with the masculine form being Pamelus, although much less common.