Kahmora is an uncommon and unique feminine given name, of American origin. It was created by author Tananarive Due for her novel "The Black Rose", published in 1997. The name Kahmora is derived from the word 'kharma', which means destiny or fate in Hinduism and Buddhism. This suggests that the name may have been inspired by spiritual or philosophical themes. Despite its roots, Kahmora does not appear to have any specific cultural significance beyond its literary origin. It is a phonetic blend of two sounds, starting with the hard 'K' sound and ending with the 'or-a' sound found in many English words like "more" or "story". As such, it has a distinct rhythm and flow when spoken aloud. Kahmora is a name that stands out due to its uniqueness and rarity, making it an attractive choice for parents seeking an uncommon yet meaningful moniker for their daughter.
"Kahmora appears to have seen fluctuations in its popularity over the years, with a notable peak of 11 births in 2021, and a combined total of 40 babies named Kahmora born between 2007 and 2021."