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10 Language-to-English DictionariesCamila
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kaˈmilɐ
"Camila gosta de música."
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A female given name of Latin origin.
"Camilla is attending the university conference this weekend."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin name Camilla, which originated in ancient Roman mythology as the name of a swift-footed Volscian warrior maiden. The name was later adopted into various European languages, maintaining its classical elegance and widespread usage across centuries.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Camilla" is said worldwide
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Camille
Transliteration: ka.mij
"Camille lit un livre intéressant."
Camilla
Transliteration: kaˈmɪla
"Camilla wohnt in Berlin."
Camilla
Transliteration: kaˈmilla
"Camilla studia la lingua italiana."
Camila
Transliteration: kaˈmila
"Camila viaja a Madrid mañana."
Camila
Transliteration: kaˈmilɐ
"Camila gosta de música."
कैमिला
Transliteration: kaimila
"कैमिला एक अच्छी लड़की है।"
卡米拉
Transliteration: Kǎmǐlā
"卡米拉喜欢学习外语。"
카밀라
Transliteration: Kamilla
"카밀라는 한국어를 공부합니다."
カミラ
Transliteration: Kamira
"カミラさんは本が好きです。"
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