Pamilla
pa-MIL-uh
Pamilla is a girl’s name of Greek origin, meaning “A variant of Pamela, which is believed to be coined by Sir Philip Sidney for his character in 'The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia', meaning 'all sweetness'.”, and peaked in popularity in 1949.
What Pamilla Means
“A variant of Pamela, which is believed to be coined by Sir Philip Sidney for his character in 'The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia', meaning 'all sweetness'.”
The Story of Pamilla
This variant of Pamela, recorded in 1944, carries the 'all sweetness' meaning of its Greek roots with a graceful, flowing sound.
Pamilla is a variant of Pamela, believed to be coined by Sir Philip Sidney, derived from Greek elements meaning 'all sweetness.' First recorded in 1944, it suggests a name with a graceful and gentle presence, carrying a sweet, endearing quality.
When you envision your daughter with the name Pamilla, you see a spirit of grace and inherent kindness. This name suits a child who embodies sweetness, moving through life with an elegant and gentle demeanor.
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Peak Year
#10 in 1949
Total Births
44
First Recorded
1944
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