Kamoura

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Kamoura Pronunciation

Kamoura is pronounced kə-MOOR-ah /kəˈmʊr.ɑ/Medium

Meaning: Modern coinage joining a Ka- prefix to a -moura/-mora sound; no single fixed rootLow

In 30 seconds: Kamoura sets a clean Ka- against a long, rolling -moura ending. The effect is warm, unusual, and full of melody.

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Origin LowAmerican

MeaningModern coinage joining a Ka- prefix to a -moura/-mora sound; no single fixed root

U.S. rank (2024)#4410 ↘ Falling

2024 U.S. births32 girls (0.00% of U.S. girls)

Peak year2023

Total births (all-time)≈ 179

Popularity in the U.S. · SSA data

U.S. births per year (Social Security Administration, 1880–present). Pink marker = peak year.

History & Origin

No dictionary root sits beneath Kamoura. It joins a Ka- prefix to a soft -moura/-mora sound, and the appeal is purely auditory; we'd rather name it an invention than reach for an etymology it doesn't have.

Among the rarest here, and built for its distinctive ring.

Did you know? The Ka- opening and flowing finish make Kamoura feel almost like a place or a song, even though it was coined for sound rather than meaning.

Overall data confidence 45%

U.S. Social Security Administration name files — recent emergence

Variations

KamoraKamoriaKamourah

Nicknames

Kam

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If you like Kamoura…

Kamora— a sound-neighbor name

Kamari— a fellow Ka- name

Amora— a companion -mora name

Kamaria— another Ka- coinage

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Frequently Asked

How do you pronounce Kamoura?

Kamoura is pronounced kə-MOOR-ah (/kəˈmʊr.ɑ/). Press play above to hear Kamoura said aloud.

How do you say Kamoura?

Kamoura is said kə-MOOR-ah (/kəˈmʊr.ɑ/). Press play above to hear Kamoura said aloud.

What does the name Kamoura mean?

Kamoura is a modern coinage (Ka- + -moura); it has no single fixed meaning, so we flag it.

Is Kamoura a boy or girl name?

Kamoura is a girl's name.

How popular is Kamoura?

Kamoura is a very rare, recent name in the U.S.