Kamila

Kamila is the Czech, Slovak, and Polish feminine form of Camillus, a Latin family name of uncertain origin, possibly Etruscan, which became widely used in the Christian tradition through Saint Camillus de Lellis, the 16th-century Italian patron of the sick. Separately, Kamila also functions as an Arabic feminine name derived from the root k-m-l, meaning complete or perfect, related to the masculine Kamil. Variant forms across languages include Camilla, Camille, and Kamilah.